macbeth quiz 1 Flashcards

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Elizabethan Drama:

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the period of Queen Elizabeth’s reign, from 1558-1603

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Tragedy

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the protagonist eventually die or experiences a catastrophe and down fall through a series of events

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Aside:

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a convention in drama where character on stage addresses the audience to reveal inner thoughts and feelings, inaudible to other characters on stage(no other characters can hear it)

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Soliloquy:

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delivered by a character while alone on stage(monologue) revealing their thoughts, emotions and other information the audience needs to know.

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Prophecy:

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a predicted

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Paradox:

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a statement that reveals a kind of truth, which at first seems kind of contradictory(foul is fair and fair is foul

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7
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Hamartia

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a tragic flaw that leads to a character down flaw

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8
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Hubris:

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having a sense of pride

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9
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Divine Right of Rule

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God appoints

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10
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Internal Conflict:

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inside

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External Conflict:

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outside pressure

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12
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Comic Relief:

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humor sense of passage inserted in a piece of work

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13
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Anadiplosis (Greek for “doubling”):

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repeating the last word of a clause at the beginning of a next claws (quiz) fear leads to anger, anger leads to hatred, hatred leads to conflict, conflict leads to suffering

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14
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Foil:

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putting two characters to highlight the bad flaw of one character

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15
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Pathetic Fallacy

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when the weather mirrors the plot in the story

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16
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Machiavellian

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diplomate and philosopher and wrote the prince, it says that strong rulers should be harsh with their subjects and enemies, manipulate them with kindness

17
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what wars

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civil and national

18
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king of scotland

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duncan

19
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what did macbeth do

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treson

20
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when was William born and died 1554-1616

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21
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when was mac berth writen

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1603

22
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whats the name for thane

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sir, lane, head of a wealthy family, duke

23
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three hails banquo

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less then Macbeth but greater
not happy as Macbeth but happier
you wont be king but your decedents will

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Macbeth’s hail

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thane of glamas
thane of cawdor
king hereafter

25
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Malcolm

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prince of Cambrian
(Macbeth said hes an obstacle in his way, he has to kill him)

26
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what does Malcolm say to the traitor

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he was remorseful

27
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malkavalian rule

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equivocation, be disruptive

28
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lady macbeth

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she is given a letter and wants to dehumanise herself through spirits and she says macbeth is to pure(like breast milk) shes going to asasonate the king

29
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macbeths casle

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infanes