Who's Who in Hamlet?
Hamlet
Who is the Prince of Denmark?
Onomatopoeia
What word makes the sound of its name?
Noun
What is a person, place, thing, or idea?
Source
What is a person or place information comes from?
Two words that make a comparison; one uses "like" or "as" and one does not
What is a metaphor and a simile?
Ophelia
Who is Polonius's daughter?
Personification
What gives human qualities to a non-human thing?
Verb
What is an action word or something you do?
Cite
What is to give credit to another author or contributor of a text that you used as a reference?
Two statements; one based on personal beliefs and options, one based of facts
What are subjective and objective statements?
Claudius
Who is the King of Denmark?
What makes an extreme exaggeration to make a point?
Conjunction
What is a word used to join words or a group of words like a bridge?
Quote
What is a group of words taken from a text or speech repeated by someone else?
Context clues; one gives you a similar situation to help find the meaning of a mystery word, one gives you an opposite situation to help find the meaning of a mystery word
What are synonym context clues and antonym context clues?
Gertrude
Who is the Queen of Denmark?
Verbal irony
What is when the speaker typically means the opposite of what they are saying?
Preposition
What shows the relationship or position of a noun to another word?
Quotation marks
What are squiggles used to mark off a direct quote or to mark off when someone is speaking?
Two forms of language; one goes beyond the literal meaning, one means exactly what the speaker is saying
What is the difference between figurative language and literal language?
Laertes
Who is Ophelia's brother?
Allusion
What is a passing or indirect reference to something?
Context clues
What are words or phrases that give you hints as to what a mystery or unknown thing in a text might mean?
Textual evidence
What is any evidence or proof from something you are reading that are used to support ideas, arguments, opinions or thoughts?
Three forms of dialogue in a text; one tells the story from one person's point of view, one is when the narrator addresses the reader(s) directly, one is when the narrator tells the story from one person's point of view
What is the difference between first person point of view, second person point of view, and third person point of view?