What’s the syntax term for the structural similarity between sentence parts?

In SPACE-CAT, the reason that moved the speaker to speak/write is what—the emotional spark—the “E”?

In an argument paper, what’s the sentence that expands your claim to include the major topics you’ll be writing about?

The essay we wrote about love, where you get information from multiple sources, is called a ___ essay.

When was Shakespeare alive?

What COUNTRY was Shakespeare from?

Where is the setting of Romeo & Juliet (town & country)?

Name of Shakespeare’s theater?

Where do Romeo & Juliet first meet?

What provided the light for Shakespeare’s plays?

How old is Juliet?

Which literary term is Romeo’s refers to the story of Cupid?

Why won’t Romeo & friends be recognized at the party?

Who recognizes Romeo though? (at the party)

The fact that we know that Romeo and Juliet are going to die, but they don't know is what type of irony?

When we meet the Friar, he is alone and talking to himself about poison and gathering flowers. This is an example of what dramatic speech?

What is wrong with this sentence: Let's go to the game and you can get some nachos.

What's wrong with this sentence: Show me how much you care, and take time to do the test right.

The fact that Romeo has a dream that the party will lead to his untimely death is an example of what?

The Prologue is written in what 14-line form of poetry?

Who asks Lord Capulet for Juliet's hand in marriage?

A large division in a play.

A small division in a play.

The directions that tell the actor how to read a line.

Reference to something famous in a work of literature

Speaker on stage gives a long speech to characters

Conversation between two or more characters

When the character talks directly to the reader or audience

Unaccented and accented poetic foot

A play on words- (One candle says to the other, this is lit!)

A character used to contrast another character

Two consecutive lines of poetry that rhyme

The characteristics that make a character who they are is known as their ___________

Line of poetry containing five poetic feet

14-line poem

The character that creates a humorous effect in the play

A play with a happy ending

A play with a sad ending

A story written to be performed

A group of actors that narrate the story.

The type of irony when the reader knows more than the character does

The type of irony when the character says one thing but means another

Clues that warn or point to a bad ending

Two opposite words put together to make a new concept

The type of irony when you expect one thing to happen, but something opposite happens.

A sentence that needs a comma but does not have one.

A sentence that has a comma but something else is needed.

Two sentences shoved together with no punctuation.

What is an incomplete sentence?

When we first see this character, he had been crying.

Romeo and Benvolio found out about the party from him.

Juliet's Parents

Tells us the background and what is going to happen

Man Juliet is supposed to marry

Shakespeare's wife

Romeo's Parents

Queen during Shakespeare's time

Ruler of Romeo and Julilet's town

Played by a boy when the play was presented in Shakespeare's time

Juliet's Cousin

Romeo's Cousin

Girl Romeo "Loves" before Juliet

Juliet's Servent

Romeo's bestie

Agrees to Marry Romeo and Juliet

Stops the fight scene in Act 1 Scene 1

Where is the big party?

What does Romeo keep comparing himself to when he kisses Juliet the first time?

Do you remember how to write a complex sentence? (it will be on the test)

Do you remember how to correctly use a quote from a source and give credit? (It will be on the test)

Do you know the three essential colon spots? (On the test!)

Do you know what Benvolio means by "I'll make thee think thy swan a crow" ? He says this to Romeo when he is wanting to be with Rosaline.

Do you know the difference between a gerund and a participle? (On the test)

Look over some of the commonly misused words bell ringers if you don't remember the rules. (on the test)

When is the 1300s?