Unit 9 Flashcards

(25 cards)

1
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used by actors to differentiate the characters they play.

A

masks

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2
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a situation in a movie or play when the audience has more knowledge than some other characters do.

A

Dramatic Irony

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3
Q

oldest surviving Greek drama.

A

The Persians

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4
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background information given at the beginning of a play that introduces the characters and the major conflict.

A

Prologue

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5
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an ancient Geek play by Sophocles about family and devotion.

A

Antigone

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6
Q

a group of people who dance, sing, and comment on the actions of a play.

A

Chorus

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7
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main subject of Sophocles’ “Theban” plays.

A

King Oedipus

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8
Q

___________ is a dramatic convention whereby a character overhears important information that other characters do not know.

A

Eavesdropping

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9
Q

The ___________ era of the Renaissance is the period in which playwrights could finally begin to diversify their subject matter.

A

Elizabthan

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10
Q

A(n) ___________ is a dramatic convention whereby one character speaks to the audience to reveal important information that other characters do not know.

A

An Aside

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11
Q

Ideas from other well-known works referred to in a piece of literature are called ___________?

A

Allusions

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12
Q

A comedy with nonsense and crude or improbable situations is called a(n) ___________?

A

Farce

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13
Q

An artistic movement forsaking the past and showing experimentation in new art forms is called ___________?

A

modern

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14
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A dramatic convention of a character making a speech expressing inner thoughts but not speaking to other characters on a stage is ___________?

A

a soliloquy

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15
Q

In Shakespeare’s tragedy, Othello, ___________ ruins Othello’s marriage.

A

Iago

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16
Q

A Russian realist writer and offer “The Proposal” is ___________.

17
Q

“The Proposal” is about getting into a ___________?

18
Q

“The Proposal” is a ___________ because it makes fun of a cultural expectation.

19
Q

The cultural setting of the book To Kill a Mocking Bird is ___________?

A

during the 1930s before the Civil Rights Act

20
Q

Chapter 1-7 of To Kill a Mockingbird deal mainly with ___________?

A

children wondering about the mystery of Boo Radley

21
Q

In the summers, the Finch children mostly ___________.

A

dramatize stories

22
Q

Scout’s friend and neighbor mostly concerned about the beauty of her garden was ___________.

23
Q

Scout wonders is Boo Radley is ___________.

24
Q

Prejudice is ___________.

A

having an unjust or negative opinion about a group of people

25
Racial segregation is ___________.
Separating people of different races or color