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Question 1

History

Answer 1

Starts with contentment, leads to plotting and scheming, ends in battles.

Question 2

Tone

Answer 2

Attitude towards his or her own writing subject, shown through the actions of the characters.

Question 3

Dramatic irony

Answer 3

When an audience knows more about the characters story lines than the character does

Question 4

Pun

Answer 4

Play on the meaning of roles

Question 5

Comic relief

Answer 5

A funny part in the play to relieve the tension from a really serious place

Question 6

Allusion

Answer 6

A reference to a famous person, place, or thing

Question 7

Tragic hero

Answer 7

The main character who people “root for” but they are doomed.

Question 8

Idiomatic expressions

Answer 8

Figures of speech whose meanings aren’t connected to the words at all

Question 9

Character flaw

Answer 9

Human quality that causes the characters downfall.

Question 10

Hyperbole

Answer 10

Extreme exaggeration of a point

Question 11

Situational irony

Answer 11

When a character expects a specific outcome based on their plans and something completely unexpected occurs instead

Question 12

Rhyme scheme

Answer 12

A rhyming pattern in poetry.

Question 13

Verbal irony

Answer 13

When a character uses speech with a double or hidden meaning