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- Q 1/13Score 0a play where there is a tragic hero who indirectly causes the final catastrophe29Shakespearean Tragedy
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- Q1a play where there is a tragic hero who indirectly causes the final catastropheShakespearean Tragedy30s
- Q2A person of nobility and character who has one negative trait that causes his downfallTragic hero30s
- Q3negative trait that causes his downfallTragic Flaw30s
- Q4A character one can compare to the tragic hero (protagonist), situations are similarFoil30s
- Q5fortune, destiny, etc.Fate30s
- Q6a short speech where what the actor says is only heard by the audienceAside30s
- Q7a long speech where an actor is sharing their feelings out loud with no other actors presentSoliloquy30s
- Q8a long speech where an actor is speaking to charactersMonologue30s
- Q9When the audience knows something the characters do notDramatic irony30s
- Q10a recurring ideaMotif (For example, The Appearance versus reality motif)30s
- Q11In Shakespeare's tragedies, when the natural order is broken (divine right, murder, the unnatural)The World turned upside down motif30s
- Q12A funny scene following a serious one to change the mood of the audiencecomic relief30s
- Q13a character, typically the best friend, who tries to convince the tragic hero to do the right thingvoice of reason30s
