Romeo and Juliet: Unit Test Study Guide

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    Name ___________________

    Date _________ Period _____

    Study Guide

    Romeo and Juliet

    1. Where was William Shakespeare born? _________________

    2. What year was Shakespeare born? _______________

    3. What is significant about Shakespeares birthday and the day he died?

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    4. Approximately how many words did Shakespeare invent? ____________

    5. Name three words Shakespeare invented.

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    6. What is the name of the dictionary in which new words added to the Englishlanguage are recorded? ___________________________________________

    7. What kind of poem is the Prologue toRomeo and Juliet? _____________

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    8. What function does the Chorus serve throughoutRomeo and Juliet?

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    9. What two things does the Prologue tell us about the ending ofRomeo and Juliet?

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    2. _____________________________________

    10.Where do Romeo and Juliet first meet?

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    11.How many lines does a sonnet have? ______

    12.How many syllables are in each line of a sonnet? ______

    13.What are the last two rhyming lines of a sonnet called? ______________

    14.How many sonnets did Shakespeare write? ______

    15.How many sonnets are in Romeo and Juliet? ______

    16.What do actors apply to their lines when they read Shakespearean sonnets in a

    sing-song way?

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    17.Make sure you know which part of sonnet lines to underline when actors speak

    sonnets using the answer to #16 (above).

    Example: I love to read good books all day and night,

    Practice underlining sonnet lines on the following examples:

    Two households, both alike in dignity,

    In fair Verona, where we lay our scene,

    From ancient grudge break to new mutiny,

    Where civil blood makes civil hands unclean.

    From forth the fatal loins of these two foes

    A pair of star-crossed lovers take their life;

    18.Make sure you know how to draw a diagram for an English sonnet. (Found in your

    notes, the letters stacked and connected in different ways, showing which linesrhyme together). Draw a sonnet diagram here:

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    19.Be familiar with the following dramatic literary terms. (Found in your Holt

    Reader on p. 311 and in notes you took in class.) Write the definition of each

    below:Play

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    Tragedy

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    Tragic hero

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    Tragic flaw

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    __Comedy

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    Dialogue

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    Monologue

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    Soliloquy

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    Aside______________________________________

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    Props

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    Be familiar with the following plot elements and what happens during each in

    Romeo and Juliet.Name one event in each act that contributes to the action ofthe play. Also write the literary term we associate with each act, (i.e.

    exposition, etc.) Use your completed worksheet to help you with this part.

    Act III:

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    20. During which act ofRomeo and Julietdoes the play turn from a comedy to a

    tragedy?

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    21. What happens in the above act that turns the play from a comedy to a tragedy?

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    22. Did Elizabethan playwrights use words or scenery, props, and lighting to create

    their scenes? ___________________________________________

    23.What is Romeos last name __________________ Juliets? __________________

    24.Be familiar with the definitions of the following vocabulary words:

    * (Look them up in an online dictionary if you need to)

    Apothecary Procure

    Act I: Act V:

    Act II: Act IV:

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    Banishment Rapier

    Cell Shroud

    Nurse Wherefore

    Palmer Woo

    25.Name at least two themes and one motif fromRomeo and Juliet, and provide an

    example from the play that represents that theme.

    Theme:_____________________________________

    Example from play:

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    Theme: _____________________________________

    Example from play:

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    Motif: ______________________________________

    Example from play:

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