Vocabulary, Grammar & Midsummer Night's Dream Flashcards

Question

Waive

Answer 1

To willingly give up (as a claim, privilege, or right); do without

Answer 2

An opinion held by everyone (or almost everyone) involved

Answer 3

Self-satisfied; feeling too much satisfaction with oneself or one's accomplishments.

Answer 4

Steady, determined, and careful in work; hard working

Answer 5

An activity or situation especially suited to a person; a suitable place

Answer 6

1. Use a comma after an introductory phrase, prepositional phrase, and dependent clause. 2. Use a comma to separate element in a series. 3. Use a comma to separate nonessential elements from a sentence. 4. Use a comma between coordinate adjectives (adjective that are reversible and we can put and between). 5. Use a comma after a transitional element (however, therefore, also, and etc). 6. Use a comma with quoted words. 7. Use a comma in a date. 8. Use a comma in numbers. 9. Use a comma in a personal title. 10. Use a comma to separate a city name from the state, province, country.

Answer 7

``` When you connect two independents clauses you have to put a coordinating junction. For And Nor But Or Yet So ```

Answer 8

The groups of words that can not make an ok grammatical phrase

Answer 9

The group of words that can be an ok grammatical phrase

Answer 10

A phrase with two independents clauses separated by a comma.

Answer 11

1. After an update independent clause when it is followed by a list, quotation or other idea related to independent clause (never directly after the verb, you have to put the following: the following, many things, and etc.) 2. For the time (13:14)

Answer 12

1. Use a semicolon to join two independent clause. The clause should be closely linked. 2. Use a semicolon to join 2 independent clauses when the second clause begins with the following: namely, however, therefore, that is, for example, for instance. (....; however,..) 3. Use a semicolon to separate units of a serie with one or mor of the units contain commas. Ex: The conference has people who have come from Moscow, Idaho; Springfield, California ; Alamo, Tennessee; and other places.

Answer 13

``` Theseus: Duke of Athens Hypolyta: future wife of Theseus, queen of the Amazons Egeus: father of hermia Philosatre: master of the revels of Theseus Hermia: when's daughter, loves Lysander Lysander: Loves hermia Demetrius: loves hermia Helena: hermia's friend, loves Demetrius Nick Bottom: weaver Peter quince: carpenter Francis flute: bellows-mender Tom snout: tinker Snug: joiner Robin starveling: tailor ```

Answer 14

He also comes from royalty, he has a lot of money, and Hermia loves him back.

Answer 15

He is getting married to Hypolyta

Answer 16

Egeus wants hermia to marry Demetrius, but she likes Lysander.

Answer 17

To make approval of a law about killing your daughter if she doesn't obey you.

Answer 18

1. To marry Demetrius 2. To be killed. 3. To become a nun, and never have love.

Answer 19

In the woods.

Answer 20

So that they can go to Lysander aunts house that is not in Athens, so they can get married and be together legally.

Answer 21

She goes to Demetrius and tell him Lysander's plan to run away. Because she's so desperate that she will do anything for a little attention from Demetrius.

Answer 22

To give out the roles for the play for Theseus and Hypolyta's wedding.

Answer 23

He wants to play every role in the play.

Answer 24

Pyramus and Thisbe are lovers that both parents don't want them to be together. They communicate through a hole in the wall. They plan to run away together in the woods. the girl arrives first, sees a lion, runs away, the scarf falls, the boy arrives and sees the scarf and suicides. The girl sees it and suicides. The parents see.

Answer 25

He plays the lion, so he only has to roar.