Vocab 1: Elizabethan history

What is the definition of "Revenge"?

• A feeling of indignant displeasure

• Lenient or compassionate treatment

• To avenge oneself or another by retaliating in kind or degree

• A movement of artistic activity

What does "Resentment" mean?

• A spectator in a theater

• A feeling of indignant displeasure or persistent ill will

• A serious drama with a sorrowful conclusion

• A particular moral excellence

How is "Mercy" defined?

• A blessing that is an act of divine favor or compassion

• A movement of vigorous artistic activity

• A serious drama describing a conflict

• A spectator who stood in the pit of a theater

What does "Elizabethan" refer to?

• A feeling of displeasure

• A period of artistic activity

• Of, relating to, or characteristic of Elizabeth I of England or her reign

• A particular moral excellence

What is the meaning of "Renaissance"?

• A serious drama with a sorrowful conclusion

• A movement or period of vigorous artistic and intellectual activity

• A spectator in a theater

• A feeling of indignant displeasure

Define "Tragedy".

• A blessing that is an act of divine favor

• A serious drama with a sorrowful or disastrous conclusion

• A movement of artistic activity

• A particular moral excellence

What does "Groundling" mean?

• A spectator who stood in the pit of an Elizabethan theater

• A feeling of displeasure

• A movement of artistic activity

• A particular moral excellence

What is the definition of "Nobility"?

• A serious drama with a sorrowful conclusion

• The quality or state of being noble in character, quality, or rank

• A spectator in a theater

• A feeling of indignant displeasure

What does "Vengeance" mean?

• A blessing that is an act of divine favor

• Punishment inflicted in retaliation for an injury or offense

• A movement of artistic activity

• A particular moral excellence

Define "Virtue".

• A serious drama with a sorrowful conclusion

• A feeling of displeasure

• A particular moral excellence

• A spectator in a theater