Vocabulary
Grammar
Quotes
Figurative Language
Character I.D.
100

Something that is long lasting is?

perennial 

100

True or False: when you are marking major titles in your writing you should put the title in quotation marks. 

False

100

Who is the speaker and what is the context of this quote?

"I will go tell him of fair Hermia’s flight.

Then to the wood will he tomorrow night

Pursue her. And for this intelligence

If I have thanks, it is a dear expense.

250But herein mean I to enrich my pain,

To have his sight thither and back again"

At the end of Act I Helena is thinking she will go find Demetrius and tell him of Hermia's plan to leave, and he will come and thank her for this knowledge. She hopes he will choose her when he realizes Hermia isn't coming back.

100

The following is an example of what?
I move fast like a cheetah on the Serengeti.

Simile

100

Which Roman mythological character is distraught when she finds her lover, who has committed suicide thinking she was dead?

Thisbe

200
Scattered fragments are also known as?

Debris 

200

Is this quotation properly set up? Lysander tells Hermia "Ay me! For aught that I could ever read,/ Could ever hear by tale or history,/ The course of true love never did run smooth".

no, there isn't a page/chapter citation and there is no comma or colon before the direct quote

200

Who is the speaker and what is the context for this quote?

“Leave my chariot to me. Let me give the world the light it expects, A light for you to smile at in safety”

Apollo is speaking to his son Phaethon, trying to dissuade him from taking the chariot across the sky as it isn't safe because Apollo is stronger.

200

She's drowning in a sea of grief, is an example of what figurative language? 

Metaphor

200

In William Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream Helena's strict father is whom?

Egeus 

300

When people differ or dispute, synonym for this is?

dissent 

300

When quoting a text in your writing, where should you put the end mark punctuation of the quote?

Outside of the second set of quotation marks 

300

Speaker and context of this Quote:

"Juno had stricken her /With this odd affliction. /When Juno, following a tip-off, /Would be stalking Jupiter, to catch him"

Narrator is speaking in "Echo and Narcissus" about why and when Juno cursed Echo

300

Her head was spinning from all the new information, is an example of what?

Hyperbole 

300

Who is the hunter who becomes the hunted?

Actaeon

400

A careful or ambitious person, could also be described as being?

circumspect 

400

Is the following quote integrated properly?
“Leave my chariot to me.Let me give the world the light it expects, A light for you to smile at in safety” (page 214).



No lead in to quote

400

Speaker and Context of Quote:

(squeezing flower juice on TITANIA ’s eyelids)

"What thou seest when thou dost wake, /Do it for thy true love take./ Love and languish for his sake./ Be it ounce or cat or bear, /20Pard or boar with bristled hair,/ In thy eye that shall appear, /When thou wakest, it is thy dear./ Wake when some vile thing is near."

Oberon is putting the flower's spell on Titania's eyes in Act 2 scene 2 because he wants to trap her in love with someone/something else so he can blackmail her for the changeling. 

400

The sky misses the sun at night, is an example of?

Personification

400

He believes that women should listen to their father's wishes or death is a viable option for disobeying. 

Theseus

500
A famous person is extremely well known and recognizable, so you might also be able to call them what?

Eminent 

500

The Nutcracker is one of my favorite plays, as I really love the "Dance of the Sugar Plums". 

What is the major work being discussed in this sentence?

The Nutcracker

500

Speaker and Context of Quote:


"To cool the naked beauty she hid from the world./ All her nymphs would attend her. /One held her javelin,/Her quiverful of arrows and her unstrung bow. / Another folded her cape./ Two others took off her sandals, while Crocale/ The daughter of Ismenus / Whose hands were the most artful, combing out/ The goddess' long hair, that the hunt had tangled,/ Bunched it into a thick knot,/ Though her own hair stayed as the hunt had scattered it."

The narrator is describing Diana bathing in "Actaeon" before he sees her after both had finished their day's hunt.

500

She was living her life in chains, exemplifies what? 

Symbolism - Chains are a symbol of oppression of entrapment

500

Who is responsible for cursing Echo?

Juno