Sonnets
The turning point
What is the volta?
an actor shares their feelings alone on a stage
What is a soliloquy?
a title of a Scottish lord or duke
What is a thane?
the arrangement of words in a sentence
What is syntax?
the slow solemn ringing of a bell
a type of poem with 14 lines
What is a sonnet?
a long speech by one actor
What is a monologue?
Lady Macbeth asks for these types of qualities to be taken from her...
What are feminine?
speaking to something that isn't there...
What is an apostrophe?
something done in secret
What is clandestine?
the planned pattern of sounds at the end of lines in a poem
What is rhyme scheme?
a drama where awful things happen and people die
What is a tragedy?
Lady Macbeth asks to have more of these qualities...
What are masculine qualities?
How many novels did Shakespeare write?
What is none?
capable of being touched
What is palpable?
a sonnet that follows Shakespeare's rhyme scheme but isn't written by Shakespeare
What is an English sonnet?
written instructions the playwright includes to tell the actors what to do
What are stage directions?
Macbeth commits this when he kills his cousin
What is parricide?
a self contradictory statement
What is a paradox?
What is a cauldron?
a sonnet the follows Petrarch's rhyme scheme but wasn't written by Petrarch
the main character in a tragedy
What is a tragic hero?
Banquo becomes suspicious.... another word for...
What is dubious?
the final outcome or resolution of a story
What is the denouement?
highly destructive or deadly
What is pernicious?