Term 1- Book

Question 1

What is prose

Answer 1

Normal- not rhymed- lower class- confused/mad

Question 2

What is verse

Answer 2

Looks like a poem- iambic pentameter- used by nobles/kings

Question 3

What are the 4 registers

Answer 3

Frozen, formal, casual, intimate

Question 4

What is frozen register

Answer 4

Fixed words, official language eg the lords prayer

Question 5

What is formal register

Answer 5

Specialised, often to large groups, often in blank verse in drama eg education and business

Question 6

What is casual register

Answer 6

Chatty, used in friendship, prose

Question 7

What is intimate register

Answer 7

Between two lovers, verse/ prose, lyrical/poetic

Question 8

What can soliloquys contrast

Answer 8

Reality + appearance/ private + public

Question 9

What do soliloquys add

Answer 9

Drama, can intensify relationship

Question 10

Soliloquy in latin

Answer 10

To oneself

Question 11

Parenthetical phrase

Answer 11

In brackets

Question 12

Aposiopesis

Answer 12

Deliberate breaking off speech

Question 13

Polypototon

Answer 13

Repetition of words with the same route eg ‘no’ and ‘nor’ and ‘nothing’

Question 14

Antithesis

Answer 14

Contrast

Question 15

What are foils

Answer 15

Characters who contrast with other, to highlight an idea