Question 1

What is the definition for Personification?

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human characteristics that are given to an object, animal or idea

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Personifying someone

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Comparing one thing to another

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Describing an object using vivid details

Question 2

What is the definition of Oxymoron?

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special kind of concise paradox that brings together 2 contradictory terms

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a type of expression

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two words that have the same meaning

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a type of medicine

Question 3

What is the definition for Dramatic Irony?

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the reader knows something that the character does not know

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a form of comedy that relies on physical humor

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a type of acting characters use on stage

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a plot twist

Question 4

What is the definition for Situational Irony?

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contrast between what a reader expects and what actually happens

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a form of storytelling that focuses on characters

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a type of humor based on wordplay and puns

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a scene that the reader is reading

Question 5

What is the definition for Verbal Irony?

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when someone knowingly exaggerates or says one thing and means another

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the speaker uses language that is straightforward, without any hidden meanings

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a form of communication in which a character talks to another character

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a character laughing

Question 6

What is the definition for Analogy?

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a point by point comparison between two things that are alike in some respect

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comparing a character to another character

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two words that don't go together

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a type of speech produced by a character

Question 7

What is the definition for Monologue?

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a form of dramatic entertainment, comedic solo, prologue talk

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a dramatic scene caused by characters

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when a character argues with themselves

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when two characters talk about ideas and opinions

Question 8

Where does Romeo go after the Capulet's party?

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into the Capulet orchard (garden)

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his bedroom

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to Mercutio's house

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to the forest

Question 9

Juliet is afraid that the love between Romeo and herself....

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has come too quickly

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will bring danger

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is unimportant

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is not as important as her love for Paris

Question 10

Juliet tells Romeo that if he loves her, he will...

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marry her

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ghost her

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start acting weird

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tell her parents

Question 11

Which event in Friar Laurence's cell happens last in Scene 3?

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Friar Laurence agrees to marry Romeo and Juliet

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Romeo is given advice

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Friar Laurence talks to Romeo about his plants

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Friar Laurence shames Romeo for loving Rosaline

Question 12

Why does the Nurse delay telling Juliet about Romeo's plans?

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She enjoys teasing Juliet

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She doesn't want them to get married

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She likes Paris more than she likes Romeo

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She is angry with Juliet

Question 13

Shakespeare includes a soliloquy at the beginning of Scene 3 to reveal Friar Laurence's belief that people...

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are both good and evil

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come from a womb

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don't know anything about life

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live like plants

Question 14

What plan does Romeo share with the Nurse?

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Juliet will say that she is going to confession but will marry Romeo instead

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that Peter knows about the marriage

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Romeo and The Nurse will teach Mercutio a lesson for being rude

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Romeo will meet his friends for dinner

Question 15

Why is Friar Laurence concerned about Romeo's request to marry Juliet?

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Romeo falls in love too quickly

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Romeo's parents have a feud with the Capulet's

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The Prince has been strict recently

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Romeo and Juliet are still young

Question 16

Tybalt's letter to Romeo...

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challenges Romeo to a duel because Romeo came to the Capulet's party (banquet)

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thanks Romeo for coming to the party even though he wasn't invited

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warns him that Tybalt knows about Juliet and tells Romeo to stay away from her

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invites Romeo to the next party so Tybalt can kill him

Question 17

Friar Laurence is hesitant to marry Romeo and Juliet because he...

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thinks Romeo is being fickle (inconsistent)

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misunderstands what Romeo is asking

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fears that the Prince will punish him

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worries that their love will continue the feud

Question 18

Tybalt sends a letter to Romeo to...

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challenge Romeo to a fight (duel)

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warn Romeo to not talk to Juliet anymore

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discuss new fighting skills

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let Romeo know when he will host another party

Question 19

After the Nurse sees Romeo, her actions toward Juliet show that she...

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loves Juliet and likes teasing her

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is cruel and enjoys being mean to others

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is easily annoyed when talking about love

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tires easily because of her clothes

Question 20

What is the definition for Imagery?

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descriptive words + phrases that recreate sensory experiences for the reader

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a book that includes pictures

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a picture shown to the reader

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daydreaming about the book you're reading

Question 21

What is the definition for Cunning?

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skill employed in a shrewd or sly manner; craftiness

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having no skills; untalented

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a comparison between two things

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being creative

Question 22

What is the definition for Vile?

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wretchedly bad

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understanding bad consequences

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being good at something

Question 23

What is the definition for Predominant?

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having authority, power, or influence over others

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caring for others

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being an influencer

Question 24

What is the definition for Unwieldy?

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not readily handled or managed in use or action

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not being able to handle a persons emotion

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being unaware of what is going on

Question 25

What is the definition for Soliloquy?

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speech with oneself on stage

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being the only person on stage

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when a character is talking to another character

Question 26

What does Shakespeare reveal about Juliet through her soliloquy in Scene 2, lines 33-49?

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she reveals that love is worth giving up one's family ties (family name) + that she doesn't consider Romeo a bad person just because he is a Montague

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She reveals why her and Romeo's family are feuding with each other

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She expresses her endless love for Romeo

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