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Semester 1 Exam English 11
Semester 1 Exam English 11
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1
The Globe is where Shakespeare performed his plays.
False
True
2
Town where William Shakespeare's plays were performed
Cypurs
Italy
Stratford-Upon-Avon
Venice
3
The Ah Ha moment, moment of recognition-
hubris
fear
anagnorisis
hyperbole
4
a hymn sung to a god
dithyramb
catharsis
Oracle
harmatia
5
Shakespeare's theatre troupe who performed his plays until King James.
characters
actors
Hamlet
Lord Chamberlain's Men
6
Flag-bearer, villain, passed over for promotion
Othello
Iago
Roderigo
Cassio
7
Oedipus's son; fought for Thebes; granted burial as a hero
Creon
POlyneices
Etocoles
Ismene
8
Oedipus was a hero to the people of _
Cyprus
Corinth
Thebes
Italy
9
The oracle warns Creon that_
there will be a war
there will be a war and someone will die
that his son will die because of his actions with Antigone
that he will not be king
10
What was the danger of the Oracle?
The prophecy was vague and open to interpretation
The prophecy forced the will on the people
The prophecy could control the universe with the truth
The prophecy was the truth
11
Iago said, "I am not who I am" - theme of reality.
False
True
12
The red flag is the symbol for watching a tragedy.
False
True
13
When the opposite happens of what you think might happen.
situational irony
Socratic irony
verbal irony
dramatic irony
14
Barbantio loves Othello and never accused him of enchanting her to marry him.
False
True
15
The ancient Greeks believed that their gods could see the future, and certain people (like oracles and seers)
Fate v Will
Love v Hate
Citizenship v Family Loyalty
Civil Disobedience
16
Hubris is defined as "overwheening" or "excessive pride"
True
False
17
one who interprets prophesies or messages from the gods
catharsis
Creon
hubris
Oracle
18
How does Creon react to Antigone burying her brother?
sad
calm
angry
happy
19
What is the downfall to a tragic hero called?
the antagonist
the protagonist
hamartia
anagnorisis
20
Those who paid the least to see a performance; they throw eggs, tomatoes at bad characters.
characters
audience
Groundlings
bear baiting
21
What role does the Oracle play in Oedipus?
tells the story of Oedipus
It is the plot by which Oedipus will try to escape his fate
tells Oedipus not to defy the gods
is a character in the play
22
A tragic hero must show
a flaw like hubris or vanity
love
honesty
a death
23
What is the role of the chorus in greek theatre? (select all that apply)
represent citizens or large groups, mobs
express opinions towards events and people
provide background information for the performance
establish mood and theme
24
Official authority in charge of Venice
Cassio
Duke of Venice
Iago
Othello
25
Moor. General in the Venetian army. Plainspoken, honest, outsider
Othello
Barbantio
Antigone
Desdomona
26
Oedipus's daughter; sister who does not want to defy the King's laws
Iseme
Haemon
Antigone
Polyneices
27
Daughter of a Venetian senator, loyal wife
Cassio
Emilia
Othello
Desdemona
28
An activity that was part of the theatre district, with noise outside the performances; involved gambling
acting
Bear- Baiting
drama
chorus
29
a contrast between what is said and what is actually meantver
situational irony
dramatic irony
verbal irony
Socratic irony
30
Wise elders; offers narration and judgments about the characters' actions
Haemon
Antigone
chorus
Creon
31
Determined protector of family honor; believes Divine Law-protagonist of the play
Antigone
Eurydice
Creon
Haemon
32
Why is the Oracle of Delphi the most powerful person in the world?
was used to determine to figure out the issues of the nation
determined what and who would go to war
determined personal choices made by people or great leaders
all of the above
33
emotional release that brings renewal and relief from tension
hubris
Perpetua
massage
catharsis
34
Barbantio is angry with Othello for marrying Desdomona.
False
True
35
What is dramatic irony? (select all that apply)
something the audience knows but the characters do not
something the characters know but the audience does not
titanic effect
something dramatic we expect to happen
36
Creon looks to the state over family while Antigone picks family over state, is an example of Citizenship v Family
True
False
37
The theme of civil disobedience explains how Creon believes the laws are unjust while Antigone feels the laws are just.
True
False
38
Hamnet was Shakespeare's son.
False
True
39
Blind prophet; warns the King about his fate
Chorus
Polyneices
Creon
Teiresias
40
What is the literal term of "tragedy"?
a sad story
a love story
goat dance
Greek mythology
41
Desdomona had a "divided duty" between her father and Othello.
False
True
42
Promoted to lieutenant, second in command
Othello
Barbantio
Cassio
Iago
43
Creon's wife
Polyneices
Haemon
Eurydice
Ismene
44
Oedipus's son; fought against Thebes; denied burial
Eurydice
Polyneices
Haemon
Creon
45
Love-sick, depressed over elopement
Othello
Rodrigo
Othello
Iago
46
Shakespeare wrote sonnets about love when the theatres closed.
True
False
47
A tragedy should make the audience feel _ and _.
fear
pity
happiness
love
48
Honest Iago does not trap all the characters in the play and ruin their lives.
False
True
49
Venetian senator, enraged by elopement
Cassio
Duke of Venice
Barbentio
Othello
50
A soliloquy is when the actor is on stage speaking his thoughts.
True
False
51
Anne Hathaway was Sophocles wife.
True
False
52
Young man deeply affected by love and loyalty; engaged to Antigone
Haemon
Creon
Antigone
Chorus
53
When the audience knows things the characters do not
Socratic irony
situational irony
dramatic irony
verbal irony
54
Shakespeare was born and died on the same day, April 1.
True
False
55
Why did Oedipus run away?
he hated his parents
he got in a fight with his parents
the prophecy told him to run away
he feared the prophecy that he would kill his father
56
Arrogant King of Thebes; antagonist of the play
Creon
Oedipus
Etocoles
Polyneices
57
Shakespeare left his first bed to his wife-- Will's Will.
True
False
58
a reversal of fortune, usually good to bad
Oracle
hubris
dithyramb
Perpetua
59
excessive pride
sadness
flaw
hubris
Perpetua
60
Which playwright wrote both
Antigone
and
Oedipus?
Mrs. Morlan
Sophocles
Shakespeare
Shakesclear
61
tragic flaw
Oracle
love
hubris
harmatia
62
Who is Dionysis? (select all that apply)
God of wine, frivolity, death/rebirth
wrote Othello
Wrote Oedipus Rex
the god who started the theatre
63
Greeks believed in the _ or will of the gods.
fire
hatered
love
fate