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WorksheetsRomeo and Juliet Act 3 Lit Review
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
A character standing alone giving a long speech that reveals their inner thoughts is...
an aside
a soliloquy
a sign of loneliness
an allusion
Mercutio stating, "A curse on both your houses," is an example of...
flashback
climax
foreshadowing
metaphor
Dramatic Irony is when the words or acts of a character in a play that may carry a meaning not understood by himself but understood by the audience.
True
False
Which of the following characters gives a soliloquy on plant life?
Juliet
Friar
Nurse
Mercutio
Juliet says "Oh nature, what were you doing in hell when you admitted the devil into the sweet paradise of the Garden of Eden?"
is an example of
oxymoron
allusion
aside
dramatic irony
Which of the following is an oxymoron?
...you shall find me a grave man."
A curse on both your houses."
"Oh, I have a handsome husband"
"Dove-feathered raven! Wolf-killing lamb!"
Romeo's friends think he is still in love with Rosaline, but really he is in love with Juliet. This is an example of ______
dramatic foil
allusion
dramatic irony
aside
What is a monologue in a play?
a.) A lengthy speech made by a character addressing either the audience or other characters in the play
b.) A speech made by a character when they are alone to illustrate their inner thoughts
c.) An exchange of dialogue between two or more characters
d.) A speech made by a character that is intended to incite anger
When Juliet says "There is a big difference between Romeo and a villain."
While on stage, but talking to herself/ so the audience can hear, this is an example of
metaphor
pun
allusion
aside
An _____________ uses two opposite terms together to create a new meaning or phrase.
aside
pun
oxymoron
allusion
The beginning, and introduction. Tells what the play is about, may actually tell the entire story.
monologue
stage
mutiny
prologue
When the author uses a reference to an outside piece of literature, it is called ______________ .
allusion
oxymoron
aside
anomaly
A play on words - usually 2 words that sound similar or words that have multiple meanings
oxymoron
metaphor
paradox
pun
When Romeo is on stage giving his speech about how awful his banishment is now that he can't see Juliet and how it tortures him
it is an example of
soliloquy
prologue
tone
monologue
When a speaker uses facts to appeal to his audience, he is using
ethos
logos
pathos
Legos
We know Tybalt is a hot head and always ready to fight.
Who is his character foil?
Benvolio
Lord Capulet
Juliet
Mercutio
When Mercutio is struck with Tybalt's sword, he says "Ask for me tomorrow and you'll find me a grave man."
He uses the word "grave" which is an example of
soliloquy
aside
tone
pun
When the author gives the audience hints of things that are to come later in the story, he is using
tone
personification
theme
foreshadowing
