Soliloquy - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Paragraph A group of connected sentences covering one main topic in a work of prose (such as novels) Stanza A group of verses covering one main topic in a work of poetry Couplets two lines of verse, usually in the same meter and joined by rhyme, that form a unit. Dialogue Conversation between characters, typically in a play Monologue or Soliloquy Large sections of dialogue spoken by one character or actor Aside (n) a line spoken by a character that other ...

HUMN CHAPTER 14 EXAM WITH VERIFIED ANSWERS The Augustinian friar __________ started the Protestant Reformation in 1517 by posting his 95 Theses on door of a church in Wittenberg. Martin Luther In which city did John Calvin preach his vision of Protestantism? Geneva Where were the two branches of the Habsburg dynasty located? Austria and Spain Who began his translation of the Bible into his native tongue in 1521? Luther What is the name of the Italian Renaissance-style co...

what are important characteristics of neoclassic theatre? - ANS unity of time, place, and action no mixing of genres what are 3 neoclassical elements that neoclassic rules prohibit? - ANS no chorus no soliloquy no deus ex machina describe the theatre practices in France during the early part of the 17th century - ANS medieval theatre practices, religious narratives, no proscenium arch and no scenic effects 2 people who were extremely influential in the ...

PREPARATION FOR OTHELLO TEST (AP LANG) QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS VERIFIED AND SOLVED 100% Who is Othello? Ans- He is the tragic hero. He is a Moor (African man), and general in Venice. He marries Desdemona and is very successful in battle but is insecure in personal affairs. Who is Iago? Ans- He is the antagonist of this play. The villian. He is Othello's ensign in the Venetian military who wanted a promotion. However, the promotion was given to Cassio, and now he wants revenge. Wh...

Which of the following inventions affected the protestant reformation and changed literacy in Europe? Printing Press Which of the following are considered universal themes? Love and Hero Music, Religion, Cinema, and Literature are all considered... Disciplines within the Humanities In the Classical Period, the Golden Mean refers to... Aristotles Description of how a virtuous person is well balanced... How did Egypt influence Greece? Greeks imitated Egyptian motif...

Macbeth Act 2 Exam 2024. What does Duncan give his hostess to show his gratitude? - ANSWER A Diamond Banquo wants the prediction made by the witches to come true for his sons. What does he refuse to do so that the prediction does come true? - ANSWER Kill Duncan What is Macbeth anticipating in his soliloquy about the dagger? - ANSWER Murdering Duncan What is the significance of the ringing of the bell? - ANSWER It means death. It is time for Macbeth to murder Duncan. What did Lady Ma...

The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet, Act 2 Complete 100% correct Prologue, Lines 1-14: What does line 5 identify as the difference between the situation with Rosaline and the one with Juliet? What conflict will Romeo and Juliet encounter in the pursuit of their love? What lines support the idea that love will find a way? - answerIn the prologue, lines 1-14, line five of the prologue displays Juliet to be Romeos new affection and Rosaline as his lost affection. Unfortunately, they may not have ...

The Turkish fleet was only heading toward Rhodes to pick up more ships, but they are planning a military attack on Cyprus. - ANSWER true When Brabantio first hears that war may be imminent upon his arrival at the duke's, he feels embarrassed because he is late and he's been so fixated on his own personal affairs. - ANSWER False The duke jumps the gun when he hears that Desdemona has been victimized. Before hearing the whole story, the Duke initially gives Brabantio permission to punish t...

Tempest Act 3 Review Guide 2024. Ferdinand speaks a soliloquy in the opening lines of the first scene. What does it reveal about his feelings for Miranda? - ANSWER he will do anything for her, her love makes labor seem sweet, easy, and worth it Look at the stage directions after line 15. What does this indicate about Prospero? - ANSWER It indicates that he is not in sight but there What task does Prospero assign Ferdinand? - ANSWER moving/piling loads of logs According to Ferdinand, wh...

Aside - A character speaks to the audience and the audience is to realize that the character's speech is unheard by the other character's Soliloquy - A long speech expressing the thoughts of a character alone on stage Monologue - A long speech in a play or story, delivered by a single person Dramatic Irony - Irony that occurs when the meaning of the situation is understood by the audience but not by the characters in the play Foil - A character that shows qualities that are in contrast w...