The British historical time known as the was when playwrights could diversify their subject matter. Elizabethan era

Middle English period

Jacobean age

Caroline age

2) Choose the best answer.

Two new drama genres that emerged from 1558–1603 were .

satyrs and pantomime

tragedy and comedy

mystery and morality plays

tragicomedy and romance

3) Choose the best answer.

During the reign of Queen Elizabeth, mainly played the parts of women.

playwrights

rulers

men

children

4) Choose the best answer.

A dramatic convention when a character overhears important information about the plot and informs the audience is called .

eavesdropping

soliloquy

chorus

aside

5) Choose the best answer.

A dramatic convention whereby one character speaks to the audience (on the side) to reveal important information that other characters do not know is called .

a mask

eavesdropping

an aside

a soliloquy

6) Choose the best answer.

A dramatic convention of a character making a speech expressing inner thoughts but not speaking to other characters onstage is called .

a soliloquy

eavesdropping

a mask

an aside

7) Choose the best answer.

Playwrights in the Elizabethan era often alluded to classical mythology as well as .

Christian texts

Hinduism

Muslim tenets

Chinese proverbs

8) Choose the best answer.

How does an aside, eavesdropping, or the use of a soliloquy cause dramatic irony?

Events do not turn out how the audience believes they will.

The audience finds out that the character speaking to the audience is tricking them.

The audience becomes more informed than some characters in the play.

These are the times when the audience answers the character’s questions to them.

9) Choose the best answer.

Elizabethan playwrights make allusions. An allusion is .

borrowing ideas from well-known works

using magical tricks to entertain the audiences

plagiarizing words from other authors’ plays

making humorous jokes about tragic circumstances

10) Choose the best answer.

Minerva is the Roman goddess of .

wisdom

love

revenge

fertility

11) Choose the best answer.

Hercules is the half-god, half- superhero in Greek mythology.

calf
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wolf

human

giant

12) Choose the best answer.

In the historical play Richard II by Shakespeare, what place is both called the seat of Mars (in Roman mythology) and also Eden (the Biblical name for the center of creation)?

Heaven

Great Britain

Ireland

Denmark

13) Choose the best answer.

In Shakespeare’s tragedy Othello, Iago speaks to the audience in a(n) , telling the audience of his motivations and plans to ruin Othello’s marriage.

soliloquy

dream

allusion

secret meeting

14) Choose the best answer.

Iago has suspicions about Othello and his , which is one of the reasons he wants to ruin Othello.

sister

daughter

wife

lieutenant

i decided to stay late in the laboratory to continue my experiment with the lightbulb. at midnight, thomas edison opened the door and walked in with his head held high.

1. he leaned on the wall and observed me carefully.

2. his harsh scrutiny made me self-conscious of my skills in the lab.

3. perhaps it was just me, but the air in the laboratory began to thicken as i found myself having difficulty to breathe.

4. i turned to look at him fully as i mentally prepared myself for what my very first words would be to thomas edison.

5. the next couple of seconds shocked me. it wasn't me who spoke, but rather him and with diction i could never think of using in a simple sentence.

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