List the eight parts of speech.
What are NOUN, PRONOUN, VERB, ADJECTIVE, ADVERB, PREPOSITION, CONJUNCTION, INTERJECTION
This type of sentence structure: Because we enjoyed the beach, we visited several times. (S, CD, CX, CD-CX)
What the root SUPER means
What is ABOVE
When the audience knows more information than the character(s).
What is DRAMATIC IRONY
What is WILLIAM
What the PN stands for in Pattern 4.
What is: Predicate Noun OR Predicate Nominative
Create an example of a misplaced modifier.
Includes a MISPLACED MODIFIER
What the root JUNGO, JUNCTUM means
What is TO JOIN
The definition of SETTING
What is the time and place
The difference between theme and message (aka theme statement)
Theme is a word or phrase (a topic), while message is a whole sentence about what the text teaches on the topic
The verb half of the sentence and all its description is called this.
What is COMPLETE PREDICATE
The words "while walking to the store" are either a phrase, dependent clause, or independent clause. Which?
What is PHRASE
What the root AB means
What is AWAY FROM
When a character (alone onstage) speaks his or her thoughts to the audience in a Shakespeare play.
What is a SOLILOQUY
Name the 3 themes we studied in A Midsummer Night's Dream
Deception/Trickery, Love, Reality vs Illusion
The reason there is a "C" placed to each side of a conjunction when labeling a Shurley sentence.
What are COMPOUND PARTS
semicolon OR comma fanboys
What the root CAEDO, CECIDI, CAESUM means
What is TO CUT
When what happens is the opposite of what the audience expects
What is IRONY
Name 3 theme words from Sir Gawain and the Green Knight
What are CHIVALRY, the SUPERNATURAL, CHRISTIANITY, REPUTATION, GAMES/RULES/ORDER, INTEGRITY (any 3)
What is VERB PHRASE
Create an example of a dangling modifier
includes a DANGLING MODIFIER
What the root APO, APERE, APTUM means
What is TO FASTEN, TO ATTACH
A moment when the character speaks directly to the audience or another character, as if telling a secret that other characters onstage do NOT hear
What is an ASIDE
The year that A Midsummer Night's Dream was first published
What is 1600