review jeopardy brit lit semester test review round 2

Review Jeopardy

Brit Lit Semester Test Review Round

2

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That’s EpicThat’s EpicTwelfth Twelfth Night Night

MiscellanyMiscellany

Characters Characters of Twelfth of Twelfth

NightNight

The Plot The Plot ThickensThickens

Who said Who said thatthat??

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A person of high social A person of high social status and great status and great

legendary importancelegendary importance

What is an epic hero?What is an epic hero?

The kind of deeds an The kind of deeds an epic hero performs that epic hero performs that

reflects the values of reflects the values of his erahis era

What is courageous or What is courageous or sometimes sometimes

superhuman?superhuman?

The kind of speeches The kind of speeches the epic hero, and the epic hero, and sometimes other sometimes other

characters, delivercharacters, deliver

What are long, formal What are long, formal speeches?speeches?

Formal diction, a Formal diction, a serious tone, and serious tone, and poetic language poetic language

describe this kind of describe this kind of storystory

What is an EPIC?What is an EPIC?

Crosses the boundaries Crosses the boundaries of the epic hero’s of the epic hero’s homeland; is not homeland; is not

limited in scope or limited in scope or scalescale

What is the SETTING of What is the SETTING of an epic poem?an epic poem?

The author of The author of Twelfth Twelfth Night, or What You WillNight, or What You Will

Who is William Who is William Shakespeare?Shakespeare?

Forms of love, the Forms of love, the suffering caused by suffering caused by love, social ambition love, social ambition

are all are all T __ __ __ __ ST __ __ __ __ S

addressed in the playaddressed in the play

What are THEMES or What are THEMES or THEME TOPICS?THEME TOPICS?

This mythology is referred to by the playwright in Duke Orsino’s

opening speech

What is Roman?What is Roman?

Puns, paradoxes, and Puns, paradoxes, and poetic conceits are all poetic conceits are all forms of this kind of forms of this kind of

playplay

What is WORD PLAY?What is WORD PLAY?

An elaborate figure of An elaborate figure of speech comparing two speech comparing two dissimilar things; an dissimilar things; an

overdeveloped or far-overdeveloped or far-fetched figure of fetched figure of

speech, such as speech, such as “If music be the food of love, play on.”

What is a CONCEIT?What is a CONCEIT?

He saved Sebastian He saved Sebastian from the shipwreckfrom the shipwreck

Who is Antonio?Who is Antonio?

He sings all the songs in He sings all the songs in Twelfth NightTwelfth Night

Who is Feste?Who is Feste?

This character disguises himself/herself as a eunuch

Who is Viola?Who is Viola?

I am Olivia’s uncleI am Olivia’s uncle

Who is Sir Toby Belch?Who is Sir Toby Belch?

This character dresses This character dresses in yellow stocking in yellow stocking because he thinks because he thinks Olivia wants him toOlivia wants him to

Who is Malvolio?Who is Malvolio?

These three characters These three characters form a love triangle form a love triangle

which is the main plot which is the main plot of the playof the play

Who are Olivia, Viola, Who are Olivia, Viola, and Orsino?and Orsino?

What is TONE?What is TONE?

This is the subplot of This is the subplot of the playthe play

What is the What is the comeuppance of comeuppance of

Malvolio?Malvolio?

The term for exaggerated characterization for comedic effet of stock characters like Sir Toby

and Sir Andrew

What is What is STEREOTYPING?STEREOTYPING?

Because she was a victim of a shipwreck,

Viola comes to this country

What is Illyria?

DAILY DOUBLEDAILY DOUBLE

A seemingly contradictory statement that is nonetheless true.

What is a PARADOX?What is a PARADOX?

Just when things are Just when things are looking up for Oedipus, looking up for Oedipus, his fortune is reversed his fortune is reversed

What is PERIPETEIA?What is PERIPETEIA?

“I’ll be revenged on the whole pack of you!”

Who is Malvolio?Who is Malvolio?

“Better to be a witty fool than a foolish wit.”

Who is Feste?Who is Feste?

“Good Mistress Accost, I desire better thy acquaintance...”

Who is Sir Andrew?Who is Sir Andrew?

“If music be the food of love, play on.”

Who is Duke Orsino?Who is Duke Orsino?

DAILY DOUBLE DAILY DOUBLE Place your bet!Place your bet!

““"It's that you each, to shorten the long journey,Shall tell two tales en route to Canterbury,

And, coming homeward, another two,Stories of things that happened long ago.Whoever best acquits himself, and tellsThe most amusing and instructive tale,

Shall have a dinner, paid by us all,Here in this roof, and under this roof-tree,

When we come back again from Canterbury."

Who is The Host in Who is The Host in The Canterbury TalesThe Canterbury Tales??

FINAL JEOPARDY FINAL JEOPARDY QUESTIONQUESTION

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This woman is the This woman is the best British best British

Literature teacher at Literature teacher at Lincoln High SchoolLincoln High School

Who is Mrs. Bull? Ha ha ha! I have LOVED this class! Good luck on

the test and have a great second semester!