English Test-Julius Caesar

Question 0

What is Conduplicato? Ex?

Answer 0

Key word repetition accords phrases or sentences, ex: honorable, ambitious

Question 1

What is Allusion?

Answer 1

A reference to a well known event, piece of literature, art, place, ect.

Question 2

What is Enumerato and ex?

Answer 2

Making a point by detailing parts, details, effects, or consequences. Ex: list of things on will, he is ambitious because he wrote this in will bla bla bla

Question 3

Exemplum and ex?

Answer 3

Using illustrative stories, ex: talking about the crown and how he didn’t accept it at first.

Question 4

What is Hypophora and ex?

Answer 4

Raising ?s and answering them. Ex: “Did this in Caesar seem ambitious? -skip line- Ambition should be made of sterner stuff.”

Question 5

What is a rhetorical question? Ex?

Answer 5

Asking a question with an obvious answer. Ex:Who is here so vile that isn’t a roman?

Question 6

What is Anaphora and ex?

Answer 6

Repetition of the same words at the beg of sentences ex: who is here _______ who is here ________, in Brutus speech

Question 7

Parallel structure and ex?

Answer 7

Reoccurring sentence structure, ex: who is here ______ who is here _______.

Question 8

What is Pathetic Fallacy?

Answer 8

Description of inanimate natural objects that gives them human emotions. Ex thunder couldn’t happen on stage with shakespear, talked about it.

Question 9

Is ambitious ocean a pathetic fallacy?

Answer 9

Yes

Question 10

Is threatening clouds a pathetic fallacy?

Answer 10

No they could actually be threatening

Question 11

Name 5 super natural occurrences

Answer 11

Ppl on fire, lion in Capitol, raining fire, owl in day, ghosts.

Question 12

What do the supernatural occurrences foreshadow?

Answer 12

The death of the future king, Caesar, will lead to civil war.

Question 13

What is the purpose of the wives?

Answer 13

Used to reveal husbands as power hungry, foreshadow things (cal dream-> death, Portia says she will die for him, does die). Shows husbands private side. Add conscience free of political ambition.

Question 14

What does Brutus use most in his speech? And how?

Answer 14

Ethos, talks about his character as good and Caesars as bad

Question 15

What does Antony use in his speech? How?

Answer 15

Pathos, talks about how kind Caesar was and shows his body and stab marks. But his speech is better spread out than Brutus.

Question 16

What is Brutus’s world view and what does that mean?

Answer 16

Stoicism, believes it’s a perfect world and everyone will do the right thing and everything will be ok, because of this he makes bad decisions.

Question 17

What world view do cass and Antony have and what does this mean?

Answer 17

Realism, realize ppl lie and cheat, willing to do dishonorable things for cause.

Question 18

When Cassius was mad at Brutus, what does he use?

Answer 18

Pathos,”I should just kill myself, you don’t love me as much as Caesar”

Question 19

What is the purpose of the poet intruding on their fight?

Answer 19

Stress and comic relief: poets acted like news reporters that’s why he was there

Question 20

How is freytags pyramid arranged?

Answer 20

Exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, catastrophe

Question 21

What is the inciting moment?

Answer 21

Cass goes to convince Brutus to join conspiracy.

Question 22

Name three rising action

Answer 22

Omens, soothsayer, consp plan, feat of discovery, wives convince husband not to do what they are doings, artemidius letter, Caesar assassinated, Brutus speech

Question 23

What is the climax?

Answer 23

Antony speech

Question 24

Name 3 falling action

Answer 24

Cinna the poets death, Portia’s death, b and c fighting, Antony Octavio’s Latvius hit list, titinius suicide, cass death, battles

Question 25

What is the catastrophe?

Answer 25

Brutus death

Question 26

What is in exposition?

Answer 26

Flav and marrelus talk about discord in Rome, feast of Lupercal

Question 27

What are the four characteristics of a tragic hero?

Answer 27

1- goodness, 2- high stature 3- tragic flaw 4-Tragic Realization catharsis

Question 28

How does Brutus show tragic hero?

Answer 28

Goodness yes, high status yes, flaw-stoicism, tragic realization : last words “Caesar now be still I killd not thee with half so good a will”