Culture and William S.
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Tragedies
Drama/Poetry
Irony/Funny
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Why were theaters so important to Londoners?

It gave Londoners an escape.

100

What is an aside?

whisper

100

What describes a Tragic Hero?

Male, royalty, has a tragic flaw, has a tragic down fall, Catharsis(pity).

100

What is a soliloquy?

long speech by an actor usually alone

100

Jumbo shrimp is an example of ______

oxymoron

200

What problems did the people in London have in Shakespeare's time?

They had to deal with diseases, poverty, and being illiterate(Not being able to read).

200

what gender does a tragic hero have to be

MALe

200

what gender is the tragic hero

male

200

What is a monologue?

a long speech with several people on stage

200

what is it called when they use humor to release the emotional tension in a situation

comic relief

300

What is a groundling?

stinky people with a bad education

300

what are the traits of  tragic hero

male, high born, tragic flaw, tragic downfall, catharsis

300

what is the turning Point in the play

climax

300

What is an Iambic Pentameter?

A line of poetry with 10 beats per line.

300
Humorous words that are homophones are called ___.

puns

400

How do you spell William's last name?

Shakespeare

400

what did you write on dotted lines

Notes

400

What is catharsis?

What is the feeling of pity/pity?

400

The play is written in a poetic unrhyming form called ____.

blank verse

400

Another word for sarcasm

verbal irony

500

What is the name of Shakespeare's theater?

The Globe

500

organize these like Shakespear would. Lover, Baby, Old person, Soldier, Judge, very old person, and school age child?

Baby, school age child, lover, soldier, judge, old person, very old person

500

Who is the tragic hero?

Romeo

500

What do we call it when the audience knows something the characters don't?

dramatic irony

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Situational irony is when an event occurs that contradicts ____

what is expected.

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