Vocab + R&J

1.

5 points

Mercutio and Romeo have the same opinion on dreams.

True

False

2.

5 points

When the sounds of words are similar to the objects they describe

tone

Onomatopoeia

Music

Hyperbole

3.

5 points

Who says this about marriage: "It is an honor that I dream not of."

Mercutio

Juliet

Romeo

Rosaline

4.

5 points

Romeo does which of the following before going into the party

thanks heaven for his friends

discards his mask to show his true self

ignores his inkling to not attend

says he will kiss a girl that night

5.

5 points

Verbal Irony

When the author says the opposite of what he means

When a situation turns out opposite of what is expected

When the audience knows something the characters do not When the audience knows something the characters do not

An indirect comparison between two unlike things not using like or as

6.

5 points

The “atmosphere” of a whole work, expressed as an adjective like “dark” or “playful”

mood

tone

satire

irony

7.

5 points

Satire

Giving an inanimate object life-like qualities

A metaphor that uses like or as

A piece of writing that ridicules or criticizes manners, individuals or institutions.

he central idea in a piece of literature

8.

5 points

Using language to represent abstract ideas

imagery

motif

diction

mood

9.

5 points

Assonance

An author’s choice of words

A repetition of consonants

A repetition of sounds

A repetition of vowels

10.

5 points

The author’s attitude toward his characters or his subject, you can usually find the done by looking at the language

mood

tone

theme

satire

11.

5 points

In 1.2, who says "what say you to my suit?(proposal)"

Servingman

Friar

Capulet

Paris

12.

5 points

The central idea in a piece of literature.

mood

theme

motif

diction

13.

5 points

Dramatic Irony

When the author says the opposite of what he means

Using language to represent abstract ideas

When a situation turns out opposite of what is expected

When the audience knows something the characters do not

14.

5 points

Who said “Tut man, one fire burns out another’s burning”

Tybalt

Benvolio

Romeo

Mercutio

15.

5 points

Apparent contradiction that is nevertheless true

Simile

Pun

Paradox

Tone