Fall Final Review

a scene that interrupts the present actions of a narrative work to depict some earlier event

What is the first step in the writing process?

Romeo's ultimate love

The character in Romeo and Juliet who failed to deliver the note of Juliet's "death" to Romeo

the author presents only words and actions so reader may form an opinion about the character

characters that are not developed; are easily recognizable by their lack of complexity

the narrator knows the thoughts and feelings about all the characters

What is the correct ratio of CDs to CMs in LITERARY ANALYSIS?

a character who is complex and has many “sides” or traits

The sequence of events or happenings in a literary work

character has an epiphany or experiences a change during the course of the work

the last two lines which rhyme in a Shakespearean sonnet

something that represents a greater meaning (i.e. the mockingbird, scarlet ibis)

a main character in the story who is rarely all good or all bad; faces an opposing force

when an actor directly addresses the audience but is not heard by the other actors on stage

the author intervenes in order to describe or evaluate the motives or qualities of a character

a writer or speaker says one thing and means something entirely different

How many lines is a Shakespearean sonnet?

The first sentence in a body paragraph is

a character whose qualities purposely contrast with another character

A character who is static is also always flat

a dramatic conversation in which a speech is given by one character, either alone or to others

a character who remains the same throughout the entire narrative

a character struggles with him or herself

Juliet's hot-headed cousin

The story is told by one of the characters in his or her own words

a dramatic convention in which a speech is given by a character while or as if alone

Romeo and Juliet begins with a...

a physical or mental struggle between characters

the discrepancy between what is expected to happen and what does happen

what makes the reader or audience uncertain or tense about the outcome of the events

when the audience knows something that the characters do not

a reference to a mythological, literary, or historical place, person or thing

five beats of alternating unstressed and stressed syllables; ten syllables per line

All of the following are types of pre-writing EXCEPT:

Romeo's best friend and relative to the Prince

Rhyme scheme of a Shakespearean sonnet:

character pitted against the protagonist; not always evil

Romeo's peace-seeking cousin

poor audience members who stood around the stage in “the pit”