Drama Terms
Places
Vocabulary
Shakespeare's Life
Characters
100

A short speech delivered to the audience or to another character, that others onstage are not supposed to hear.

Aside

100

The town where Romeo and Juliet live.

Verona

100

Confession

Shrift

100

Shakespeare was married to this woman who was eight years older than he was.

Anne Hathaway

100

This character was known for his fiery temper.

Tybalt

200

A long speech made by one character to one or more characters.

Monologue

200

Friar Laurence tells Romeo to flee to this town.

Mantua

200

A thin sword.

Rapier

200

This person was Shakespeare's most famous patron.

King James I

200

This creature was known for influencing your dreams.

Queen Mab

300

Conversations between characters in a play.

Dialogue

300

Romeo and Juliet takes place in this country.

Italy

300

Romeo's punishment handed down from the prince.

Banishment

or 

Exile

300

When Shakespeare's acting troop was at its highest point of success, what was their name?

The King's Men

300

Romeo's first love.

Rosaline

400

A speech made by a character who is alone on stage, speaking to himself.

Soliloquy

400

Romeo tells the Nurse to meet his servant here in order to receive the tackled stairs.

(Provide term that was used in the text)

The abbey wall

400

The Nurse's word for money.

Chinks

400

When Shakespeare's acting troop first began performing plays in public, what was their company name?

The Lord Chamberlain's Men

400

The ruler of Verona

(Must provide his title and name)

Prince Escalus

500

Character who is used as a contrast to another character, such as Tybalt and Benvolio.

Foil

500

Shakespeare was born in this town.

Stratford

Stratford-upon-Avon

500

The glass container that holds the Friar's potion.

Vial

500

Shakespeare was born and died on this day and month?

April 23

(1564)

500

The Nurse's real name.

Angelica

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