2nd Periodic Test (Redo) Flashcards

G9 (64 cards)

1
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Flowering of poetry, golden age of drama, scientific discoveries, cultural achievements

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Elizabethan Period

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Golden age of literature

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The Renaissance Period

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2
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His birthdate is often recognized to be on

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April 23, 1564

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2
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English poet, playwright, and actor

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William Shakespeare

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3
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Married who and at what age

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Anne Hathaway (age 26) at 18 years old

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4
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how many children

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3 children

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5
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Names of the children

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Susanna, Judith, Hamnet

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6
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who were the twins

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judith and hamnet

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what age did hamnet die

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11

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8
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How many plays did he write

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38 plays

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How many poems did he write

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2 narrative poems

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How many sonnets did he make

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154 sonnets

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Name his famous works

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Macbeth, Romeo & Juliet, Hamlet, Sonnet 18, Merchant of Venice

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12
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repetition of similar sounds at the end of words

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rhyme

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13
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Type of literature based on the interplay of words and rhythm

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Poem

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14
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rhyme is in the same line

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Internal rhyme

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15
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rhyme is at the end of each line

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End rhyme

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1st and 3rd lines rhyme, while 2nd and 4th also rhyme

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Alternate rhyme

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17
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pattern of rhymes at the end of each line of a poem,

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Rhyme scheme

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18
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number of feet in a line

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meter

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19
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unStressed syllable

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U

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19
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Stressed syllable

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/

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19
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1 unstressed syllable followed by 1 stressed syllable

( u / u / u )

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Iamb

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2 unstressed syllables followed by 1 stressed syllable

( u u / u u / )

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Anapest

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1 stressed syllable followed by 1 unstressed syllable ( / u / u / )
Trochee
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1 stressed syllable followed by 2 unstressed syllables ( / u u / u u )
Dactyl
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Lyric poem with 14 lines.
Sonnet
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4 subgroups
Shakesperean
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2 subgroups
Petrarchan and Miltonic
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Rhyming Scheme of shakesperean
ABAB CDCD EFEF GG
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Rhyming Scheme of Petrarchan
ABBA ABBA CDECDE CDCD
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Rhyming Scheme of Miltonic
ABBA ABBA or CDE CDE
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Types of sonnet
Shakesperean, Petrarchan, Miltonic
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A tragedy play by William Shakespeare
romeo and juliet
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tendency to act without thinking
Impulsivity
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when was romeo and juliet published
year 1597
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Two feuding families
Montagues and Capulets
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Daughter to Capulet
Juliet
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Son to Montague
romeo
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helped them get married
friar lawrence
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Juliet’s cousin
Tybalt
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Romeo’s friend,
Mercurio
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the one Juliet was arranged to get married with.
Paris
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describe or modify nouns or pronouns.
adjectives
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Adjectives that modify nouns and qualities such as size, shape, and appearance.
Descriptive Adjectives
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They help define words by restricting or limiting a noun or pronoun.
Limiting Adjectives
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Types of Limiting Adjectives
Articles, Quantitative, Demonstrative, Possessive, Interrogative
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a, an, the
Articles
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modifies noun by indicating any quantity of countable or uncountable nouns
Quantitative
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tell which one (These, That, This, Those)
Demonstrative
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modifies a noun by asking (what, which, whose)
Interrogative
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sits before a noun.
Possessive
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Describes a noun BUT they are based on names or proper nouns
Proper Adjectives
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Degrees of comparison
Positive, Comparative, Superlative
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Two compared subjects aren’t equal to each other
Comparative
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A person/thing has the highest degree of quality within the given group.
Superlative
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Two compared subjects are equal
Positive
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Order of adjectives
Determiner Quantity Opinion/quality Size Shape Age Color Origin Material Purpose
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2 subgroups, 1 octave, 1 sestet
Petrarchan
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2 subgroups, 1 octave
Miltonic
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4 subgroups, 3 quatrains, 1couplet
Shakespearean
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Give the kinds of meter
Monometer – 1 foot Dimeter – 2 feet Trimeter – 3 feet Tetrameter – 4 feet Pentameter – 5 feet
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a-rise u /
Metrical foot/Pattern
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How to count the meter
Count how many times the metrical pattern appears in the line.