Final Exam - - 2018 Flashcards
What is the term for:
impossible to perceive
impercetible
What is the term for:
emitting light
luminescent
What is the term for:
luck or fate’s plaything or fool (Romeo)
Fortune’s fool
What is the term for:
unusual or eccentric
Peculiar
What is the term for:
when two words with opposite meaning are used together to convey truth
Oxymoron
What is the term for:
one who is learning a trade or occupation
Apprentice
What is the term for:
marked by doubt - questioning
skeptical
What is the term for:
confession
shrift
What is the term for:
something that is hinted or suggested
implication
What is the term for:
showing lack of experience, wisdom or judgement
Naive
What is the term for:
maze
labyrinth
What is the term for:
reliable or uniform
consistent
What is the term for:
prediction of probable cause or outcome of disease
erratic
What is the term for:
two contradictory concepts or ideas used together to illustrate truth - - love/hate relationship
Paradox
What is the term for:
a calm or tranquil state of mind
composure
What is the term for:
when the reader knows more that the characters in a story
dramatic Irony
What is the term for:
producing desired results
valid
What is the term for:
placement side by side for comparison
juxtaposition
What is the term for:
gathered or piled up
accumulate
What is the term for:
why
wherefore
Who is the lovesick you man who lives in Verona Italy?
Romeo
Who is 32 years old and mentally handicapped and participated in a scientific experiment that made him smart?
Charlie Gordon
Who left Charlie at the end because he asked her to?
Alice Kinnian
Who is the mother of a banished son - dies of grief at the end of Romeo and Juliet?
Lady Montague
Who is the rich young suitor in Verona who bargains for Juliet’s hand in marriage?
Paris
Who is the mother of two children, a boy and a girl, and for years she knew that her son was a normal child and tried to get the world to see it - she finally realized that she couldn’t waste time anymore - because her daughter had to have a normal life?
Rose Gordon
Who is a graduate student at the college - was studying psychology and it is his job to run the introductory tests on the subject - and supervises the ongoing experiment on the mouse?
Bert Seldon
Who is in charge of the project at the college - - his wife is very insistent that he get some results soon - - she is very conscientious when it comes to his reputation and believes that the results will be a success?
Professor Nemur
Who is the HOT HEAD of Romeo and Juliet?
Tybalt
Who is the slightly ridiculous character in Romeo and Juliet that provides much comic relief - she talks incessantly and interrupts others repeatedly?
The Nurse
Who kills herself for love when she discovers that her husband is dead?
Juliet
Who is Romeo’s spiritual adviser and friend?
Friar Lawrence
Who is the character that is never made aware of Romeo’s love for Juliet and actually continually teases him about his love sickness for a woman named Rosaline?
Mercutio
Who is the Montague that tries to break up the fight in the first scene of Romeo and Juliet by paradoxically drawing his sword?
Benvolio
Who is the Kinsman to the Prince who tragically died in a fight with a feisty Capulet?
Mercutio
Who lays down the law after a third brawl in Verona street said anyone who disturbs the peace shall forfeit his life?
Prince
Who is the young girl who is promised to one man in marriage but actually married to another in secret?
Juliet
Who needs to become smart to make friends and to make mom happy?
Charlie Gordon
Who works at Donner’s Bakery - tried to teach the slow guy how to make rolls once but it didn’t work to well - - got angry when he caught me making a little money on the side?
Gimpy
Who is the peacekeeper of Romeo and Juliet?
Benvolio
Who is a teacher at the Beekman College for Retarded Adults - - she wanted to help others?
Alice Kinnian
Who was the neurosurgeon and psychologist and believed that our first human test subject will show promising results?
Dr. Strauss
Who always wanted to be a barber - but his wife’s obsession with trying to change their handicapped son stalled that for too many years - - he felt that his wife had finally lost her mind and the love for their son - and I had to go - - in the end however sad - - he got to open a barbershop?
Matt Gordon
Who concocts a potion that puts the drinker into a deep sleep for 42 hours?
Friar Lawrence
Who was Juliet’s confidante and friend?
The nurse
Who did Charlie go live with when he was a young boy - - because his mother had had enough - - so he took care of him and gave him a future?
Uncle Herman
Who does not need any kind of order in her life - her ex-husband tried to change her and make her more organized so she go rid of him. She liked to paint and have a good time?
Fay Lillman
Who recognizes Romeo’s voice at the Capulet party and vows revenge?
Tybalt
Who is Juliet’s friend and messenger who gets the wedding information from Romeo?
The Nurse
Who poisons himself out of despair over the apparent death of his one true love?
Romeo
Who is the character who only appears twice to comment on the action of the play Romeo and Juliet?
Chorus
Who is killed in a fight outside of Juliet’s tomb?
Paris
Who is the character that delivers the Queen Mab speech?
Mercutio
Who is rumored to be the best fighter in Verona - however he is killed in a duel by a younger boy?
Tybalt
Who threatens to throw his daughter out on the streets if she doesn’t go along with his wishes to get married?
Capulet
What is the term for:
language that appeals to the senses
Imagery
What is the term for:
when the reader knows more that the characters of a story or play?
Dramatic irony
What is the term for:
confession
shrift
What is the term for:
a comparison using like or as
simile
What is the term for:
giving an inanimate object human characteristics?
personification
What is the term for:
a poem with no rhyme
Free verse
What is the term for:
a person, place, thing or idea that stands for something else?
symbolism
What is the term for:
why
wherefore
What is the term for:
an extended metaphor
allegory
What is the term for:
an author’s word choice
diction
What is the term for:
the emotional feeling of a poem or story?
tone
What is the term for:
a group of lines in a poem that stands as one unit?
stanza
What is the term for:
words that exactly rhyme?
exact rhyme
What is the term for:
two words with opposite meanings are used together to demonstrate a specific truth - - example the line - - Part is such sweet sorrow
oxymoron
What is the term for:
when words sort of rhyme?
slant rhyme
What is the term for:
a comparison of two generally unlike things - - can be either direct or indirect?
metaphor
What is the term for:
clues in writing that lead the reader to predict what will happen later in the story?
foreshadowing
What is the term for:
two opposite ideas or concepts juxtaposed to illustrate one idea or truth?
Paradox
What is the term for:
two consecutive line of a poem that rhyme?
couplet
What is the term for:
poem of strict form - 14 lines of iambic pentameter?
sonnet
What was Shakespeare’s acting company while Queen Elizabeth I ruled England?
Lord Chamberlains Men
What is the curse that Mercutio lays upon both the Capulet’s and the Montague’s?
A Plague on both your houses
Why did the theaters of London closed from 1592 - 1594?
the plague
In what city does Flowers for Algernon take place?
New York City
How old is Juliet?
13 years old
In Act 1 of Romeo and Juliet - - Romeo is upset because who no longer loves him?
Rosaline
Why was Charlie recommended for the experiment - - something that other candidates did not have?
motivation
What are Charlie’s early dreams of his parents like?
Blurred faces
Who are the 6 people who died at the end Romeo and Juliet?
Romeo Juliet Mercutio Tybalt Paris Lady Montague
What gave Romeo the power to climb the high orchard wall in the Capulet garden?
LOVE
What is the name of Charlie’s sister - who was told that her brother was dead all years?
Norma
What was Romeo’s punishment for killing Tybalt?
banishment
What plays a mysterious role in Romeo’s life?
fate
What do Capulet and Montague vow in the final scene?
make peace and build golden statues of one another’s children
What was the name of Shakespeare’s acting company under the rule of King James I?
The King’s Men
When Charlie got worse - - where would he be admitted as a resident ?
Warren State House
What is the setting of Romeo and Juliet?
Verona Italy
What did Charlie’s mother threaten Charlie with the last night that he was in the house?
a knife
During Elizabethan England they were not allowed to advertise - - so they hung flags of different colors to tell what type of play was going to be performed - - what was : white red black
white - - comedy
red - - history
black - - tragedy
How does Romeo die?
poison
What is Charlie’s final request?
Flowers on Algernon’s grave
Who are the fairy queen who visits dreamers?
Queen Mab
How does Juliet die?
She stabs herself after seeing that Romeo is dead
Finish this quote - - What light from yonder window break - tis the east and Juliet is the ______
Sun
Be able to read poems and answer questions about them
use your notes