R&J Quiz 3/15/2024

an expression that combines contradictory ideas together

• dramatic irony

• tragedy

• oxymoron

• tragic flaw

when the audience knows something a character on stage does not know

• tragic flaw

• drama

• tragedy

• dramatic irony

lines spoken to the audience as if other actors can't hear them

• oxymoron

• aside

• exuent

• run-on line

two lines of poetry in a row that rhyme

• duo rhyme

• couplet

• consecutive lines

• iambic meter

several lines spoken by one character alone on stage

• sonnet

• monologue

• soliloquy

• aside

a play of serious actions that ends unhappily

• blank verse

• dramatic irony

• tragedy

• comedy

T/F Act 2 begins with a Prologue?

• true

• false

What two characters are strolling the streets looking for Romeo after the party? Both must be correct

• Petruchio

• Benvolio

• Peter

• Mercutio

• Paris

When Romeo is in the orchard hiding in the tree and Juliet is at the balcony, their lengthy speeches are examples of a ______.

• monologue

• soliloquy

• dialogue

This is a conversation between characters in a literary work.

• monologue

• dialogue

• aside

• allusion