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R+ J Exam Review
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1
Which is referring to a person?
There
They're
Their
2
Define VERBAL irony...
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When something is said that is contrary to the truth .
When something happens and you expect the opposite
When the audience knows something the characters do not.
3
The central issues in Act III are all except...
Vengeance and Forgiveness
Obedience and Disobedience
Death and Banishment
Romantic love and family loyalty
4
Why are stage directions important?
They tell the actors the movements of the character.
They are not useful.
They tell the director what the character says.
They tell the audience where the actors go.
5
Define alliteraltion...
The same sounding words at the beginning of a sentence
Hinting at future events
A self- contradictory statement
Referencing other literary works.
6
During the balcony scene, Romeo and Juliet acknowledge...
Romeo's curfew
The feud between the families.
Juliet's eyes and how they look like stars
Juliet's relationship with her family
7
How do I feel about questions in essays?
How do you feel about questions, Ms. Allen?
Meh...
I love them!
GET THEM OUT OF HERE!!
8
What is the climax of Romeo and Juliet?
The Prince banishing Romeo.
Capulet forcing Juliet to marry Paris
Romeo killing Tybalt
Juliet and Romeo getting married
9
Choose the correct use of the apostrophe.
Those are Abbys shoes.
Those are Abby's' shoes.
Those are Abby's shoes.
Those are Abbys' shoes.
10
Why does the Friar want to marry the couple?
To make everyone happy.
To gain fame.
To end the feud.
To please Romeo.
11
If I don't know something on the test, I will...
Panic and throw up
Give up
Guess on every question.
Narrow it down to two, breathe, and revisit that question.
12
Which is referring to a direction?
There
They're
Their
13
Most of the lines in Romeo and Juliet that foreshadow are related to ...
Love
Death
Family loyalty
Marriage
14
Which is a contraction?
They're
There
Their
15
An example of a soliloquy would be...
The conversation between Lady Capulet and Juliet.
The Friar speaking alone to Romeo.
Benvolio speaking to the Prince
Juliet waiting for Romeo the night of their wedding.
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What is a soliloquy?
When an actor addresses the audience.
When an actor talks to one other person on stage.
When an actor speaks to a group uninterrupted.
When an actor speaks their thoughts aloud.
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What is foreshadowing?
Two opposite things compared
Warning or indication of a future event
The repetition of the same sound.
Hinting at another literary text.
18
Should I use a dictionary if I don't know a word on the test?
Nope...
YES!