Romeo & Juliet Terms
Romeo & Juliet Quotes
The Odyssey Terms
The Odyssey
Grammar
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Aside means...

something spoken that is not meant to be heard by the person next to the speaker

100

“A plague o’ both your houses!”

Mercutio cursing the Capulets and Montagues

100

The model or example

Prototype

100

Who wrote "The Odyssey"?

Homer

100

This sentence is what type of sentence?

Students seemed to enjoy the performances during the show.

simple sentence

200

Double Entendre means...

an expression that has two meanings, one of which is usually sexual

200

“But woo her, gentle Paris, get her heart.  My will to her consent is but a part;”

Force Juliet to love you.  I agree, and that’s all that matters.

200

A Tragic Flaw is...

A fatal flaw leading to the downfall of a hero

200

What was highly valued by the Greeks at that time, especially because it could be a god in disguise?

Hospitality

200

This sentence is what type of sentence?

The students seemed to have a nice time although the concert was short.

Complex - 1 independent clause & 1 dependent clause

300

Iambic pentameter means...

 lines of poetry that have 5 pairs of unstressed, then stressed syllables

300

“All this I know…/ And if aught in this/ Miscarried by my fault, let my old life/ Be sacrificed…/ Unto the rigor of severest law.”

This quote by Friar Lawrence shows us what?

Friar Lawrence’s sense of regret and responsibility for what happened

300

In media res means...

in the middle of a story
300

True or False:

The Lotus-Eaters detained five of Odysseus’ men on their island (in a trance).

FALSE - it was only 3 men

300

Smart, handsome, empathetic Atticus Finch met me at Starbucks.

complete subject

400

A Sonnet is...

A poem with 14 lines, iambic pentameter, and a specific rhyme scheme

400

“By giving liberty unto thine eyes./ Examine other beauties.”

Who says this quote and what does it mean?

Benvolio’s advice to Romeo since he is heartbroken over Rosaline.

400

An adjective or descriptive phrase used in an epic to help the rhyme scheme

epithet

400

What god tried to help Odysseus after the Cyclops?

Aeolus, the god of wind

400

My student, Brooke, loves Taylor Swift.

noun of direct address

500

An Oxymoron is...

Two opposite words or ideas put together for effect

500

True or False: Romeo says this in reference to Benvolio.

“He jests at scars that never felt a wound.”

FALSE - Romeo is talking about Mercutio

500

A classic and Greek word/phrase for pride:

hubris

500

What punishment does Zeus give to Odysseus and his crew when they leave Helios' island?

Zeus sends a lightning bolt that strikes and kills all of them.

500

Millie, Charlotte, and Cooper love to run in the woods behind my house.

infinitive phrase