Beowulf
Shakespeares plays are considered works of which period of English language?
Old English
Middle English
Modern English
Modern English
What are the six steps of the writing process?
planning, drafting, revising. proofreading, peer-review, final draft
Diction
Word choice
Who is the author of The Canterbury Tales?
Chaucer
What is the setting of Hamlet
Denmark
What does MELCON stand for?
M = main idea
E = evidence
L = link
Con = Conclusion
Who is Ophelia?
Hamlet’s love (?); a lady of the court; Polonius' daughter
Symbol
A physical/tangible object that represents an abstract idea
A long narrative poem telling of heroic deeds is a(n) ____________.
An Epic
What main topic does Shakespeare incorporate in his plays that make them still applicable today?
Human Nature
How would you correctly write an in-text citation for the Wife of Bath's Tale?
(Chaucer pg#).
Who is Yorick?
He was the court jester, but is now dead
Theme
A recurring idea that contributes to the overall main idea of the story
What would be considered a major theme in Beowulf
How many words did Shakespeare invent that are still used today?
Over 1700
I should include an in-text citation in my paper when…
Define a "foil" character
A literary foil is a character whose purpose is to accentuate or draw attention to the qualities of another character, most often the protagonist
Analysis and Evaluation
Breaking something apart and examining the small pieces in order to better understand the whole
Assigning value to something
What would be considered a main theme of the Wife of Bath’s tale?
Gender roles and stereotypes
A “lens” or perspective through which a reader can look at literature and analyze it in a certain way is called _______.
Literary theory
What are the requirement for MLA format? Fill in the circle for all that apply.
Give at least 4
What are at least five steps of the hero's journey?
1. Call to adventure
2. Supernatural aid
3. Crossing to the unknown/threshhold
4. challenges/temptations
5. Mentor/helper
6. Death and rebirth/the abyss
6. Atonement
8. Returning home
Juxtaposition
When two opposite things are placed next to each other to emphasize the contrast