Vocabulary
Part of an argument that focuses on "appealing to emotion"
What is Pathos?
This person wrote A Journal of a Plague Year; the story on which our project was based.
Who was Daniel Defoe?
Shakespeare's Globe Theatre is located in this major European city.
Where is London?
French-style gathering place for intellectuals.
What is a salon?
Prince Hal's best friend; he later led the charge against the French.
Who is Sir John Falstaff?
Argument technique where the speaker "establishes credibility".
What is Ethos?
This Cambridge professor created the scientific method.
Who was Sir Isaac Newton?
Shakespeare's favorite season of comparison.
What is summer?
Question, Hypothesis, Testing, Analysis, Conclusion are the five basic parts of this universal method.
What is the scientific method?
The major literary device found in Beowulf.
What is alliteration?
Where the facts or either omitted or completely fabricated.
What is Fake News?
Named for past empires, 18th century English writers wrote stories and poems in this new-old form.
What is neoclassicism?
This character betrayed Henry V and was later killed for his misdeed.
Who was William Gascoigne?
A rough few years in London were marked by a Great Plague and this event that destroyed Shakespeare's Globe Theatre.
What is the Great Fire of London?
A medical procedure introduced to the western world; originally discovered in Turkey as a cure for smallpox.
What is inoculation?
The story of Beowulf was written in which language?
What is Anglo-Saxon?
The period in British history where parliament limited the control of the monarchy.
What is the Glorious Revolution?
Though called The King, the 2019 film is the story about which Shakespearean King?
Who is Henry V?
Women who were intellectuals were able to dress freely. They wore something similar to jeans today and were known as this.
What are blue stockings?
The amount of plays Shakespeare wrote.
What is 37?
Daniel Defoe presented this form of fiction in his collection A Journal of a Plague Year.
What is verisimilitude?
The literary fashion of the 18th Century that tried to be like Roman and Greek writers.
What is neoclasscism?
Three Quatrains, One couplet. This is the make up of this kind of poem.
What is a Shakespearean Sonnet?
A way to criticize social issues, but with a little fun attached to it.
What is satire?
That battle between the French and the English occurred in which French town?
What is Agincourt?