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Glossary terms for studying Shakespeare. Good as an introduction. #Shakespeare
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Dialogue is
conversation between two or more people
conversation with one self
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An idea that recurs in art, books or films is a
comedy
theme
genre
fantasy
3
Iambic Pentameter
not relevant to Shakespeare
one short syllable followed by one long syllable
one long syllable followed by one short syllable
is hard to understand
4
The Renaissance
between the middle ages and modern history
between modern history and today
was cool
was before the middle ages
5
A poem that has lines ending with words that sound the same is
Start Rhyme
End Rhyme
Mad Rhyme
Internal Rhyme
6
Queen Elizabeth 1 ruled during the
Van Zyl era
The Middle Ages
Stephens era
Elizabethan era
7
The study of past events is known as?
school
The future
the Battle of Hastings
History
8
Shakespeare was....
Australian Bushranger
English poet, playwright and actor
Australian poet, playwright and actor
Scottish poet, playwright and actor
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Rhythm is best described as
measured flow of words and phrases
exciting
sick as
random patter of words and phrases
10
A humorous or satirical play is known as?
a tragedy
a comedy
a thriller
a romance
11
The Theatre connected with Shakespeare is
The Gympie Theatre
The World Theatre
The Globe Theatre
The Astor Theatre
12
A playwright
is boring
writes poems
writes plays
writes book
13
A long speech by one actor in a play or film is a?
Monologue
Dialogue
Soliloquy
Theme
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A tragedy is a type of play that
depicts unhappy events and ending
depicts happy events and ending
is really fun
is a comedy
15
The Tudor period was in England and Wales between
1788 and 1901
Still happening
1985 and 2003
1485 and 1603
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When a character speaks out loud about him or her self in a play
Monologue
Sonnet
Soliloquy
Rhyme
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An unsophisticated spectator in a theatre audience is known a
hobo
groundling
King
Orc