Romeo And Juliet- Dramatic ElementS Flashcards

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Each time the setting in an act changes, the scene changes.

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Scene

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2
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A remark that is spoken in an undertone and is meant only for the audience

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Aside

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3
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Struggle between opposing forces that is the basis of the plot

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Conflict

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4
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Exists within the character

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Internal conflict

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5
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Exists outside the character

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External conflict

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6
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Literature meant to be performed for an audience

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Drama

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How the characters feel about their situation

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Mood

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How the author feels about his characters and subject matter

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Tone

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9
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In Shakespeare’s plays the narrator

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Chorus

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10
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The sequence of Action in a story

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Plot

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The time and place a story takes place

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Setting

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12
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A speech one character makes alone on the stage (thinking out loud)

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Soliloquy

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13
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A speech one character makes that is directed to other characters

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Monologue

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14
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Something small representing something large

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Symbol

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15
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The authors message to a reader

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Theme

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A drama that starts in calm or comedy and ends in tragedy and violence

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Tragedy

17
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The audience tacitly agrees to set aside disbelief

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Willing suspension of disbelief

18
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When the audience knows singing that the characters don’t

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Dramatic irony

19
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A major unit of action in a play, comparable to a chapter in a book

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Act

20
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Where does it take place

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Verona, Italy late 1200s early 1300s