MofV Characters
Who does Lorenzo elope with?
Jessica
The following is an example of what speech technique:
'We will move forward with courage, faith, and understanding'
Triadic pattern or rule-of-three
Name four synonyms for the word 'show'.
Convey, portray, showcase, portray, highlight, suggest etc.
By and to?
'Inexecrable dog'
Gratiano to Shylock.
What theme does this quote fit:
'More than a lodged hate and a certain loathing I bear Antonio'.
Love and Hate.
Who is mocking Shylock's pain in Act 3 Scene 1?
Salerio and Solanio
The following is an example of what speech device:
'The next generation will feel the full impact of our negligence'
Reference to 'big ideas'
What is an antonym for hopeless?
Hopeful
By and to:
'A stony adversary, an inhuman wretch'
Duke to Shylock.
This theme is most apparent in Act 3 Scene 1.
Prejudice and Intolerance.
Who asks to go to Belmont with Bassanio is Act 1?
Gratiano
What is the speech device:
'Uniforms should be banned. Every student I have spoken to this week agrees that uniforms inhibit expression'
Anecdotes
What is a soliloquy?
A speech spoken by a character alone onstage.
By and to:
'My soul upon the forfeit'
Antonio to Portia.
Portia dressed as a lawyer is reflective of what theme?
Appearances versus Reality.
What is the name of the lawyer that Portia dresses up as?
Bellario
What is the speech device:
'I can look you in the eyes here today and know that you want change as much as I do. That you can feel yourself needing to make a difference'
Emotive language
What is a monolgue?
A speech delivered to others onstage.
To and by:
'I like not fair terms and a villain's mind'
Bassanio to Antonio.
What theme does this quote fit:
'Mislike me not for my complexion'
Prejudice and intolerance.
Whom does Portia leave in charge of Belmont when she leaves for Venice?
Lorenzo and Jessica
Name the speech device:
'Wearing a school uniform everyday is forced imprisonment'
Metaphor
Unexplained sadness.
By and to:
'the sins of the father are to be laid upon the children'
Launcelot to Jessica.
What theme does this quote fit:
'A stage where every man must play a part'.