The Merchant of Venice
Successful suitor and husband of Portia
(Bassanio)
Use this punctuation mark to show possession
(apostrophe)
The story is told from this character’s point of view
(David)
Name of the main character in the film
(Vincent)
What is the Works Cited on?
(a separate piece of paper)
Identify the colour of the caskets
(gold, silver, lead)
This punctuation mark is used to introduce a quotation, an appositive, or list (as long as what comes before it is a complete thought)
(colon)
People who do not meet the true image are sent here
(Fringes)
Out of the following, which was not a physical characteristic Vincent did not have to hide or alter in order to pass off as Jerome: his height, accent, left-handedness, eye colour
(accent)
Spacing used on Works Cited page
(double)
“Once did lend my body for his wealth;
Which, but for him that had your husband's ring,
Had quite miscarried: I dare be bound again"
(Antonio)
Name one rule for where semicolons are used
(joining together two independent clauses, to separate items in a series if some of the items contain commas, when two independent clauses are joined together by linking adverbs)
“It’s you who haven’t thought Michael – or any of you. I know what I intend to do: the rest of you don’t know what you intend to do because you’re none of you in love – except David and Rosalind – and so you’ve none of you faced it”
(Anne)
Police found this near the crime scene that led them to suspect Vincent
(eyelash)
When identifying the titles of longer works (books, magazines, etc.), what must you do to the title
(underline or italicize it)
“I would my daughter
were dead at my foot, and the jewels in her ear!"
(Shylock)
Define contraction and provide an example
(when two words have been condensed into one; don’t)
Name of the area that glows at night
(Black Coasts)
Way that Jerome/Eugene became paralyzed
(hit by a car)
When identifying the titles of shorter works (short stories, songs, etc.), what must you do to the title
(place in quotation marks)
Name all 4 plots in The Merchant of Venice
(pound of flesh, casket, elopement, ring)
Name three rules for where commas are used
(Separates clauses in sentences, including long compound sentences, items in a series, two or more adjectives, direct quotation, city from a province, month and day from year, mild injections, appositives, greeting and closing in a letter)
Name of David’s mother
(Emily)
Character who said “Sorry, the wind caught it”
(Irene and Vincent/Jerome)
The four pieces of information required at the beginning of an assignment following MLA format
(name, teacher name, course code, due date)