Literary Devices
Literary Forms
Literary Elements
Roman Religion and Government
The Beginning of the End
100

An extended speech spoken by one speaker, either to others or as if alone

Monologue

100

A story written to be performed by actors.

Drama

100

Usually a female character, the innocent stands in relation to the tragic hero as ‘good angel’, but is inadequate to sway him from his path.

Innocent Archetype

100

Who is at the top of the Roman Society. 

Consul or Dictator

100

What was one thing Caeser did when he returned to Rome after defeating Pompey?

Named a coin after him, Renamed a summer month after himself, granted land to loyal soliders, made plans to stop corruption and improve courts, made plans to prevent people from getting into heavy debt

200

Is this an example of pathos, ethos or logos... 

"If you really cared about my safety, you would buy me that new car I wanted"

Pathos 

200

A story that results in a catastrophe for the main character.

Tragedy

200

Give one example of a foil

Mac and Louie, Louie and Phil, etc.


200

These people revolt in hopes of attaining more political rights.

Plebeians

200

Who were the leaders of Caesers death?

Brutus and Cassius

300

What type of irony is this - 

when the audience knows something that the characters do not.

Dramatic Irony 

300

These instructions are printed in italics and not spoken aloud.

Stage Directions

300

A significant person who experiences a reversal of fortune as a result of fate or hamartia

Tragic Hero

300

An ancient pagan festival held each year in Rome on February 15.

Lupercalia

300

Caesar made an alliance with Gnaeus Pompeius Magnus (Pompey), and Marcus Licinius Crassus. What was the alliance known as?

The First Triumvirate

400

A recurring image/symbol in a literary work.

Motif

400

The release of pent-up emotion (pity and fear) from the audience’s perspective

Catharsis

400

These figures can be benevolent or tyrannical, acting as either protectors or oppressors.

Authority Archetype

400

A great procession in which a victorious Roman leader would be paraded throughout the city.

Triumph

400

These people wanted to preserve Rome’s existing order, where wealth was concentrated in a small number of rich families

Optimates

500

The art of using words to persuade

Rhetoric

500

A literary term for poetry written in consistent, unrhymed iambic pentameter. 

Blank Verse

500

What is another name for the inciding incident of a Tragedy plot Archetype. 

Dream Stage

500

To achieve happiness these people like to attain pleasure and avoid pain

Epicureanism

500

What is the Ides of March? What day did this occur? 

March 15, 44 BC

A group of senators ambushed and murdered Caesar. 

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