British Literature Vocabulary Practice

A story in which the characters, setting, plot are symbolic for a concept or event.

• A. Allegory

• B. Morality Play

• C. Archetype

• D. Dogma

A story where where there is deeper moral or political message. Examples: The Crucible, The Batter Battle Book

• A. Allegory

• B. Morality Play

• C. Archetype

• D. Dogma

A kind of drama with personified abstract qualities as the main characters present a lesson about good conduct and character.

• Allegory

• Morality Play

• Archetype

• Dogma

EVERYMAN- title of the present British Lit. reading assignment is an example of

• A. Allegory

• B. Morality Play

• C. Archetype

• D. Dogma

A recurring (repeats in many stories, movies, play) SYMBOLIC CHARACTER (Examples: the joker character, the bully, the Jesus figure, etc)

• Allegory

• Morality play

• Archetype

• Dogma

A principle established by a church or political group and accepted as universally true.

• A. Allegory

• B. Morality Play

• C. Archetype

• D. Dogma

The image shown is an example of ________

• A. Allegory

• B. Morality Play

• C. Archetype

• D. Dogma

The image shown is an example of

• Allegory

• Morality play

• Archetype

• Dogma

It is NOT permanent.

• Deject

• Transitory

• Heartily

It means makes sad or dispirited.

• Transitory

• Deject

• Heartily