Fiction

The place where the actors would change costumes was called the

• thatching

• groundlings

• tiring house

• box office

Who is Macbeth's companion?

• Macduff

• Malcolm

• Donelbain

• Banquo

Where does Romeo get the poison?

• From Balthazar

• From an apothecary

• He makes it

Read the excerpt below:

JACK: Mother! I traded our cow for these magic beans.

MOTHER: (visually upset) Magic beans?! What good are they? What we need is food!

• stage direction

• dialogue

• setting

• theme

The Globe was located in

• Stratford Upon Avon

• Paris

• Madrid

• London

Why is Romeo unhappy?

• He has lost money gambling

• He has lost a duel

• He is lovesick over Rosaline

• He cannot find love

How would the passage be different if it were written as a drama?

• It would have stanzas and verses instead of paragraphs and sentences.

• It would have dialogue and stage directions instead of paragraphs and sentences.

• It would have description and meter instead of paragraphs and dialogue.

• It would have meter and rhythm instead of stage directions and description.

What structural element do prose and drama have in common?

• Descriptions

• Stage directions

• Line break

• Dialogue

How is Claudius related to Young Hamlet (before marrying Gertrude)?

• He is his father

• He is a family friend

• He is Gertrude's uncle

• He is Young Hamlet's uncle

Mercutio's Queen Mab speech is a

• oxymoron

• foreshaow

• siloloquy

• monologue