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Duplicate of Romeo and Juliet Vocabulary
Duplicate of Romeo and Juliet Vocabulary
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Dramatic Irony example:
Tybalt hates Romeo - Lord Capulet gets mad-throws tybalt out
Edgar Allan Poe inspired by death - sees a dead body
Romeo-sad-he will never find love, we know-meets juliet soon
Macbeth is prideful and we know that he hates his father
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Fickle is to be...
hard-headed
frustrated
strong
weak-willed
3
Define Embellishment
detail/a lie
simple/honesty
a detailed story
buttons / connection
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Which of these is an example of social
oppression
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getting a dog
not allowing students to wear distracting clothing in class
Banning a book due to inappropriate content
Women are properties of their fathers or husbands
5
Which of the following is a monologue?
speech that an actor makes to other characters and audience
speech that an actor makes to themselves
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Which of the following is an example of an aside?
Aaron took one look at Karen and to himself said"I hate her"
Everyone heard David tell Alice "I killed your sister"
Jeremy told everyone on stage "I like cheese"
Only Sally heard Beth say, "Lou looks so fat"
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What is an indiscretion?
behavior that shows a lack of judgement
behavior that shows a lot of forethought
behavior that kills a friend
behavior that involves lending someone money
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Which of the following is an example of couplet endings?
I saw love there. It hit me twice.
Run. Dove. Sun. Love.
Jump. Cat. Dog. Thump. Sat. Log.
I would go where? As long as you're there.
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What is a pun?
a play on words
where a phrase can mean two different things
a grammatical mistake
a sword fight
10
Which of the following is haughty behavior?
saving a cat from a tree
playing jump rope
doing a friend's homework
not tipping a waitress
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to be exiled is...
to be banished from one's homeland
a type of wedding venture
to be kicked out temporarily
a setback in war
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When is it okay to be disheveled?
at work
at a job interview
at home
at school
13
What does it mean to be gallant?
a coward
anxious
important
brave
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Define Diction.
A characters body language
The plot of a story
Choice of words
The rhetorical structure of a poem
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Verbal irony is...
funny phrase
rhetorical questions
serious questions
sarcasm
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Define pensive.
writing with a pen
thoughtless
serious thought
reading a book
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To disperse means
to fall apart
to put together
to come together
to separate
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If you do it amicably, you're doing it...
in a friendly way
in an unusual way
in a bossy way
in a mean way
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Which of the following is a soliloquy?
speech that an actor makes to themselves
speech that an actor makes to other characters or audience
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Define Adversary
Boss
Opponent
Friend
Brother