ENG 200 Exam 2 Flashcards

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What are the two types of drama?

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Tragedy and Comedy

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Tragedy

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Emphasizes human greatness/ freedom; difference in human nature

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Comedy

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Exposes human absurdity; human weakness

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How is drama like fiction?

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  1. Utilizes plot & characters
  2. develops a theme
  3. appeals to emotion and humor
  4. may either be escapist or interpretive
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How is drama like poetry?

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  1. Draws upon all resources of language, including verses
  2. a lot of drama is poetry
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How does presentation impact plays?

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Intensifies the play because it is never the same twice and is dependent on the actor’s skill

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Dramatic Irony

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Audience sees what the character doesn’t

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Subplot

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second plot line that is complete, interesting and enhances the plot

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9
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Conventions

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Method of presenting action in a play

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10
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Hamartia

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Character flaws that bring about the character’s downfall

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Hubris

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Excessive pride in the character

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12
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2 POV in plays

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Soliloquy and an Aside

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Soliloquy

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Character talks to himself

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14
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An Aside

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character talks directly to the audience

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15
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What is a playwright?

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Workman or craftsman

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16
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What is a prose?

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A paragraph form of writing; traditional

17
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How are proses/plays cited?

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italicized and cited like short stories

18
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How are Shakespeare’s play cited?

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(Act, Scene, Line)

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What is Northup’s Green World?

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a place of transformation a character enters to be transformed. (supernatural/ dangerous)

20
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What is Iambic Parameter?

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A type of metric lines used in traditional plays and poetry. Describes the rhythm establish by words in each line.

21
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Midsummer Night’s Dream setting

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Athens and the enchanted forest

22
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Who is Oberon?

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King of the fairies, accidentally makes ppl fall in love with the wrong ppl

23
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who is Titania?

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Queen of the fairies, Oberon’s wife, fell in love with Bottom

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who is Lysander?

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Youth Athenian in love with Hermia. Runs away with her to marry her in secret.

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who is Hermia?
Wants to marry Lysander, but her father wants her to marry Demetrius.
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Who is Demetrius?
in love with Hermia, but later falls in love with Helena bc of the spell
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Who is Helena?
In love with Demetrius
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Who is Hippolyta?
Queen of the Amazons and Fiancee of Theseus.
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Who is Nick Bottom?
Mechanical, Gets a donkey head
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Who are all the mechanicals?
Nick Bottom, Peter Quince, Francis Flute, Robin Starveling, Tom Snout, Snug
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What play did the mechanicals perform?
Pyramus and Thisbe
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Name characters in Sure Thing
Bill and Betty
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Name characters in Trifles
1. George Henderson, County Attorney 2. Henry Peters, Sheriff 3. Lewis Hale, Neighboring Farmer 4. Mrs. Peters, Sheriff's Wife 5. Mrs. Hale, Neighboring Farmer's Wife 6. John Wright, Victim 7. Mrs. Wright, Murder