final 6/3

Question 1

how many acts in shakespeares plays

Answer 1

5

Question 2

romeo and Juliet location

Answer 2

italty, verona

Question 3

shakespeare death date and place was born

Answer 3

died at 52, april 23 1616 stratford upon avon england

Question 4

how many plays and sonnets

Answer 4

37 plays, over 150 sonnets

Question 5

genres

Answer 5

comedies, histories, and tragedies

Question 6

what genre is r&j

Answer 6

tragedy

Question 7

where was plays performed

Answer 7

the globe, & thames river

Question 8

Romeo’s death

Answer 8

by drinking poison to join juliet

Question 9

occupations

Answer 9

playwright, actor, and poet

Question 10

shakespeare kid name

Answer 10

hament shakespeare

Question 11

shakespeare wife name

Answer 11

anne hathaway

Question 12

century shakespeare birth

Answer 12

16th century

Question 13

shakespeare nickname

Answer 13

the bard/bard of avon

Question 14

shakespeare verse

Answer 14

iambic pentameter

Question 15

the 2 mains

Answer 15

romeo montauge, juliet capulet

Question 16

eclectic

Answer 16

getting ideas, styles, or taste from a broad range of sources

Question 17

solace

Answer 17

to comfort; to soothe, relax

Question 18

voracious

Answer 18

having a huge appetite; eager

Question 19

euphemism

Answer 19

a mild or pleasant word group of words that is used instead of one that is offensive

Question 20

ration

Answer 20

food allowance for 1 day; to distribute equally

Question 21

virtuoso

Answer 21

one who excels at the technique of art

Question 22

emaciated

Answer 22

very thin from lacking nutrition or illness

Question 23

callous

Answer 23

showing or having insensvite cruel disregard for others

Question 24

onus

Answer 24

obligation; one’s duty or responsibility

Question 25

rapport

Answer 25

a friendly, harmonious relationship; close relationship; good interaction with people

Question 26

reminisce

Answer 26

to talk, think, or write about things that happened in the past

Question 27

exacerbate

Answer 27

to make a bad situation or problem worse

Question 28

egregious

Answer 28

very bad or easily notice

Question 29

lackluster

Answer 29

dull, mediocre, boring, uninspiring, uninteresting

Question 30

reverie

Answer 30

the condition of being lost in thought; daydreaming; pleasnt thoughts

Question 31

brevity

Answer 31

short; concise; at shortness of duration; brief

Question 32

3 of shakespeare works

Answer 32

King Lear, Macbeth, The Tempest

Question 33

company he owned

Answer 33

king's men

Question 34

roles women played in london

Answer 34

no acting on stage, limited legal rights, expected roles such as taking care of kids and managing house

Question 35

Juliet's death

Answer 35

stabbing herself using romeo's dagger

Question 36

Romeo's first love

Answer 36

rosaline

Question 37

how did Romeo and Juliet get married by

Answer 37

friar laurence

Question 38

juliets orignally marriage guy

Answer 38

paris

Question 39

Romeo's bff

Answer 39

mercuito

Question 40

lady wisdom

Answer 40

personification

Question 41

Plurals

Answer 41

Used to show more than one of something. Usually add -s or -es to a noun. Example: cat → cats, box → boxes Some nouns have irregular plurals. Example: child → children, mouse → mice

Question 42

Simile

Answer 42

Comparing two things using “like” or “as”

Question 43

Possessives

Answer 43

Show ownership or something belonging to someone/something. Usually add ’s to a singular noun. Example: the girl’s book (the book belongs to the girl) For plural nouns that already end in s, just add an apostrophe (’). Example: the dogs’ owner (the owner of the dogs) For plural nouns that don’t end in s, add ’s. Example: the children’s toys

Question 44

Metaphor

Answer 44

Directly comparing two things without “like” or “as”

Question 45

Imagery

Answer 45

Language that appeals to the senses

Question 46

Personification

Answer 46

Giving human qualities to non-human things

Question 47

Hyperbole

Answer 47

Extreme exaggeration

Question 48

Alliteration

Answer 48

Repetition of the same beginning sound in nearby words

Question 49

Onomatopoeia

Answer 49

Words that imitate sounds (e.g. buzz, bang)

Question 50

Irony

Answer 50

Saying the opposite of what is meant or an unexpected outcome