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What are the last names of Juliet and Romeo?
What are the last names of Juliet and Romeo?
Capulet and Montague
Who is Romeo’s cousin and good friend?
Who is Romeo’s cousin and good friend?
Benvolio
Who is the other guy who wants to marry Juliet?
Who is the other guy who wants to marry Juliet?
Paris
Who is Juliet’s hot-tempered cousin?
Who is Juliet’s hot-tempered cousin?
Tybalt
Who is a relative to the prince and Romeo’s best friend
Who is a relative to the prince and Romeo’s best friend
Mercutio
What is two consecutive lines that rhyme?
What is two consecutive lines that rhyme?
couplet
What is an extended speech by a character?
What is an extended speech by a character?
monologue
What is it when a character speaks their inner thoughts aloud to be heard by only the audience?
What is it when a character speaks their inner thoughts aloud to be heard by only the audience?
aside
What is an unrhymed metrical line of 5 feet, or units, each of which is made up of 2 syllables, the 1st unstressed and the 2nd stressed?
What is an unrhymed metrical line of 5 feet, or units, each of which is made up of 2 syllables, the 1st unstressed and the 2nd stressed?
unrhymed iambic pentameter (also known as Blank Verse)
What type of character is it when the main character is brought to a final downfall as a result of a tragic fall?
What type of character is it when the main character is brought to a final downfall as a result of a tragic fall?
tragic hero
What are a set of instructions (printed in italics or brackets) that tells the actors what to do?
What are a set of instructions (printed in italics or brackets) that tells the actors what to do?
stage directions
Define what a Tragedy is.
Define what a Tragedy is.
a work where the protagonist meets an unhappy ending
What is a speech or poem addressed to the audience by one of the actors at the beginning of the play?
What is a speech or poem addressed to the audience by one of the actors at the beginning of the play?
prologue
What is an extended speech by a character who is alone on stage?
What is an extended speech by a character who is alone on stage?
soliloquy
What type of character is it when a character provides a striking contrast to another character?
What type of character is it when a character provides a striking contrast to another character?
foil character
Whom does Juliet send as a messenger to Romeo in Act II to find out about Romeo’s intentions?
Whom does Juliet send as a messenger to Romeo in Act II to find out about Romeo’s intentions?
Nurse
Whom does Tybalt kill?
Whom does Tybalt kill?
Mercutio
Other than himself, what two characters does Romeo kill?
Other than himself, what two characters does Romeo kill?
Tybalt & Paris
Why does Friar Lawrence’s decide to marry Romeo and Juliet?
Why does Friar Lawrence’s decide to marry Romeo and Juliet?
It will end the feud between their families
Whom tells Romeo that Juliet is dead?
Whom tells Romeo that Juliet is dead?
Balthasar
William Shakespeare wrote the Prologue as what type of poem?
William Shakespeare wrote the Prologue as what type of poem?
sonnet
What is the name of the theater associated with Shakespeare's?
What is the name of the theater associated with Shakespeare's?
the Globe
Who was the Queen of England during the majority of Shakespeare's life?
Who was the Queen of England during the majority of Shakespeare's life?
Queen Elizabeth I
What is the period in London known as when there was a rebirth in the arts?
What is the period in London known as when there was a rebirth in the arts?
Renaissance Period
What are the three (3) categories of plays written by Shakespeare?
What are the three (3) categories of plays written by Shakespeare?
Comedies, Histories, and Tragedies
What is Romeo’s major character flaw that led to his tragic downfall?
What is Romeo’s major character flaw that led to his tragic downfall?
impulsiveness
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