Worksheets2026 R and J Act III Vocabulary 1BH
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 7mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
asunder
a)
together, joined
b)
fatigued, sleepy
c)
apart, divided
d)
irritable, unhappy
2.
epilogue
a)
A piece of writing at the beginning of a work of literature or drama, usually used to bring closure to the work.
b)
A piece of writing at the end of a work of literature or drama, usually used to bring closure to the work.
c)
A piece of writing in the middle of a work of literature or drama, usually used to bring closure to the work.
d)
A piece of writing at the beginning of a work of literature or drama, usually used to bring chaos to the work.
3.
tragic flaw
a)
An error in judgment on the part of a tragic hero that sets the events of a tragic plot into motion.
b)
An error in directions on the part of a tragic hero that stops the events of a tragic plot into motion.
c)
An error in judgment on the part of a minor character that sets the events of a tragic plot into motion.
d)
An error in judgment on the part of a comic relief character that sets the events of a comic plot into motion.
4.
dialogue
a)
A conversation between one person.
b)
A conversation between two or more people.
c)
A silence between two or more people.
d)
A party between two or more people.
5.
tragic hero
a)
The protagonist of a comedy who succeeds because of a (tragic) flaw.
b)
The antagonist of a comedy who fails or dies because of a (tragic) flaw.
c)
The protagonist of a comedy who fails or dies because of a (tragic) flaw.
d)
The protagonist of a tragedy who fails or dies because of a (tragic) flaw.
6.
effeminate
a)
having ways most commonly associated with men
b)
having ways most commonly associated with women
c)
having ways most commonly associated with sadness
d)
a combination of feelings
7.
jocund
a)
cheerful and lighthearted
b)
sedentary and stoic
c)
sorrowful and miserable
d)
complacent and happy
8.
Ascend
a)
To move upward
b)
To move downward
c)
To grow
d)
To limit ones choices
9.
Beguile
a)
To tell the truth
b)
To say something shocking
c)
To deceive or mislead
d)
To regret something
10.
Calamity
a)
An exciting event
b)
A serious event causing misfortune
c)
A seafood restaurant
d)
To cause happiness
11.
Valor
a)
Money
b)
Courage and bravery
c)
Deception
d)
Value
12.
Abhor
a)
To criticize
b)
To enjoy
c)
To hate, shun
d)
To appreciate
13.
Adversity
a)
Someone you oppose
b)
A state of hardship or misfortune
c)
A feeling of exhaustion
d)
To accept defeat
14.
Gallant
a)
A fast run
b)
Stately, majestic, showy
c)
Bright and colorful
d)
Fragile
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