Shakespeare Assessment (English)

Shakespeare Assessment (English) (12 Cards)
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1	What is a fatal flaw?	A weakness mistake or character trait that inevitably leads to the downfall of the tragic hero.
2	What is a monologue?	Along speech delivered by one character in the presence of other characters.
3	What is a tragic hero?	The main character in a tragedy who was good, but his faithful contributes to their death.
4	What is Catharsis?	The process of expressing pent-up feelings to gain emotional renewal balance or psychological insight and the intended effect of a tragedy.
5	What is Characterisation?	The methods used to present and developed distinctive characters.
6	What is dramatic irony?	A method whereby the audience knows more than a character/ characters in a play?
7	What is emotive language?	Language which describes or evoke specific feelings.
8	What is foreshadowing?	The use of an event to anticipate or hint at a later event in history.
9	What is imagery?	Language which creates an image or something specific in the mind of the reader.
10	What is motif?	A recurring idea or image in a text.
11	What is soliloquy?	A speech delivered by a character when alone on stage.
12	What is symbolism?	The use of one thing to represent another.