shakespeare Flashcards

(44 cards)

0
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what was Shakespeare’s hometown?

A

Stratford on Avon

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1
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what was Shakespeare’s wife’s maiden name

A

Anne Hathaway

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2
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what river runs through London?

A

Thames

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3
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what queen ruled for the last half of the 1500s?

A

Queen Elizabeth

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4
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people who believe Shakespeare is the true author are called…

A

Stratfordians

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5
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who succeeded queen Elizabeth?

A

King James

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6
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what 2 companies was Shakespeare involved in?

A

kings men, lord chamberlensmen

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7
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the first official collection if Shakespeare’s plays

A

first folio

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8
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people thought _______ wrote Shakespeare’s plays

A

Edward Devere

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9
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people who thought Shakespeare didn’t write his plays were called…

A

Oxfordians

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10
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un rhymed iambic pentameter is called..

A

blank verse

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11
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Shakespeare’s nickname

A

the bard

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12
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people standing on the ground watching the plays were called…

A

pennyknaves groundlings

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13
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3 main categories of Shakespeare’s plays

A

comedy, tragedy, history

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14
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list 4 tragedies

A

hamlet, Macbeth, King Lear, Othello

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15
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list 3 comedies

A

mid summers night dream, merchant of Venice, as you like it

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16
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list 2 histories

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Richard 3, Henry 8

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17
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most taught

A

Romeo and Juliet, Julius Cesar

18
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personification

A

giving a non human thing human characteristics

19
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simile

A

comparing two things using like or as

20
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implied metaphor

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comparing something without saying what you are comparing it to

21
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Benvolio

A

Montague. cousin of Romeo. Lover not a fighter

22
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Juliet

23
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Tybalt

A

Capulet. Cousin of Juliet. likes to fight

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Sampson
capulet servant
25
Gregory
capulet servant
26
Nurse
capulet servant to Juliet. Dirty jokes
27
Mercutio
friend of Romeo, related to the prince. Neutral
28
Paris
wants to marry Juliet. related to the prince
29
Prince Escalus
prince of Verona. fed up with montagues and capulets
30
you are t soupouse to say Macbeth in a theatre so they call it...
the Scottish play
31
unrequited love
when you love someone, but they don't love you back
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soliloquy
speech alone on the stage
33
fond
foolish
34
beguiled
cheated
35
sonnet
14 line poem with 10 syllables per line
36
couplet
two lines that rhyme
37
iambic pentameter
stressed unstressed 4 lines
38
sequence of events..
``` exposition rising action crisis falling action denouement ```
39
quatrain
Poem of 4 lines
40
rhythm
regular repeated pattern
41
meter
number of lines in a verse
42
Elizabethan age
Shakespeare's time/life/writings
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Ben Jonson
"Shakespeare is not of an age but for all time"