Final Exam 2019 Review Literature Part II: Drama & Lit. Terms, AF, Midsummer

Question 1

Who does Puck mistakenly put the love juice on in Act 2?

Accepted Answer

Lysander

Question 2

"The most lamentable comedy" is an example of what?

Accepted Answer

an oxymoron

Question 3

In the play, the term "ass" is:

Accepted Answer

a pun

Question 4

mischievous; pulls pranks; flies fast

Accepted Answer

Robin Goodfellow

Question 5

a type of monologue; character talks to himself out loud so audience can better understand him

Accepted Answer

soliloquy

Question 6

a phrase or word that has more than one intended meaning; meant to be funny

Accepted Answer

pun

Question 7

5 feet of iambs; 10 syllables total; shakespeare often wrote monologues in this style

Accepted Answer

iambic pentameter

Question 8

Midsummer: What will happen to Hermia if she does not marry Demetrius

Accepted Answer

all of the answers here are true

Question 9

several feet make up one of these

Accepted Answer

meter

Question 10

Who is the Amazon queen?

Accepted Answer

Hippolyta

Question 11

In the beginning, why is nature upset?

Accepted Answer

Nature disproves of Titania & Oberon's discord

Question 12

Iambic pentameter was used in a play because it was easy for actors to memorize.

Accepted Answer

TRUE

Question 13

Wants every part in the Pyramus and Thisbe play

Accepted Answer

Nick Bottom

Question 14

Thinks Helena has stolen Lysander's heart in Act 3.

Accepted Answer

Hermia

Question 15

with this, the reader sees into the minds of all characters equally

Accepted Answer

third person omniscient

Question 16

brief summary of something that happened or will happen (the prologue to a play is an example)

Accepted Answer

synopsis

Question 17

What one event causes a brief change in Mrs. Frank in the play?

Accepted Answer

Mr. Van Daan stealing the food

Question 18

What is the significance of the line: "the course of true love never did run smooth"?

Accepted Answer

All of the above are true

Question 19

Which one is not an oxymoron?

Accepted Answer

What fools these mortals be

Question 20

the methods the author uses to acquaint the reader with the characters

Accepted Answer

characterization

Question 21

a piece of writing that tells a story and is performed on stage

Accepted Answer

drama

Question 22

A theme of the play is "Life is all about the choices we make."

Accepted Answer

FALSE

Question 23

Who orders Puck to get a magical flower - possessed by Cupid's arrow of love?

Accepted Answer

King Oberon asks him to fetch it

Question 24

What is Shakespeare's point of including the mechanicals?

Accepted Answer

to provide comic relief.

Question 25

Who puts the "love juice" on Titania's eyes while she is sleeping? Why?

Accepted Answer

Oberon; he's upset because she has a changeling boy he wants

Question 26

The setting supports the mood since the families in hiding live in cramped quarters.

Accepted Answer

TRUE

Question 27

In love with Demetrius and willing to chase him into the forest in Act 1

Accepted Answer

Helena

Question 28

a prediction or hint given to the reader of something that will happen later in the story

Accepted Answer

foreshadowing

Question 29

Why is Robin Goodfellow called a "Puck"?

Accepted Answer

All of the answers are true.

Question 30

How is the mixed up situation resolved?

Accepted Answer

Corrective flower juice is put on Lysander's eyes

Question 31

Who does Titania awaken and fall in love with?

Accepted Answer

Nick Bottom

Question 32

Why does Hermia tell Helena about running away with Lysander?

Accepted Answer

Helena is her friend; she trusts her

Question 33

What does "love looks not with the eyes but with the mind" mean?

Accepted Answer

love is blind

Question 34

a problem within a character; a problem that a character struggles with emotionally/mentally

Accepted Answer

internal conflict

Question 35

What is the theme of the play?

Accepted Answer

The course of true love never did run smooth

Question 36

Mr. Van Daan blames Mouschi for stealing the food. This is an example of:

Accepted Answer

irony

Question 37

What Hermia and Lysander decide to do in order to be together

Accepted Answer

elope to the forest, away from Athens

Question 38

Midsummer: orders his daughter to marry Demetrius

Accepted Answer

Egeus

Question 39

The setting supports the mood since there is a war going on.

Accepted Answer

TRUE

Question 40

Has the last word in the play.

Accepted Answer

Puck

Question 41

Who says to Oberon "What fools these mortals be?" - a famous line from this play?

Accepted Answer

Puck

Question 42

The mood of "The Diary of Anne Frank" is mostly and consistently _______.

Accepted Answer

tense

Question 43

Why do the mechanicals include a prologue to Pyramus and Thisbe?

Accepted Answer

so the ladies won't swoon or faint

Question 44

Why do the mechanicals say they need a prologue for Pyramus and Thisbe?

Accepted Answer

All of the answers here are true

Question 45

Why are the mechanicals putting on a play?

Accepted Answer

They want to perform it at the upcoming wedding of Theseus

Question 46

2 syllables; TO STRIVE is an example of it.

Accepted Answer

foot

Question 47

a problem between one character and another; a problem between a character and a group

Accepted Answer

external conflict

Question 48

When Hermia first discovers Demetrius's and Lysander's love for Helena, what does she say?

Accepted Answer

She accuses Helena of flaunting her height

Question 49

a pair of opposite characters

Accepted Answer

dramatic foil

Question 50

The Nazis force the Franks to go into hiding. This is an example of:

Accepted Answer

an external conflict

Question 51

Mrs. Frank is mostly a flat, static character.

Accepted Answer

TRUE

Question 52

What will Titania avow to do for her new love?

Accepted Answer

all of the answers here are true

Question 53

with this, the reader only or mostly "sees" into the thoughts and mind of one character

Accepted Answer

third person limited

Final Exam 2019 Review Literature Part II: Drama & Lit. Terms, AF, Midsummer

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Final Exam 2019 Review Literature Part II: Drama & Lit. Terms, AF, Midsummer

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