Romeo and Juliet Test

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Central problem of Romeo and Juliet

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Montagues vs. Capulets; resolved by death of Romeo and Juliet

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Classical allusion

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Reference to Classical Mythology character or theme

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Imagery in a play

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Literary technique for creating mental images using special words.

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Example of dramatic irony

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All of the above: 1. Romeo at Capulet event, loves Juliet (Montague) 2. Death of Romeo and Juliet reconciles families 3. Romeo's demise in crypt while Juliet appears alive

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Figurative language form: "Compare her face..."

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Metaphor

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Quote analysis: "What say you? can you love the gentleman?"

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Monologue and extended metaphor

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Quote: 'The brightness of her cheek would shame those stars, /As daylight doth a lamp'

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Literary Device: Simile

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Audience appreciating poetry

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Wealthy and educated

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Audience appreciating action and plot

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Regular audience members

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Character speaks to the audience

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