Unit 3

what ws the first part of the elizabethan Period of the fifthteenth century

What name was the elizabethan period called because of the rebirth of culture associated

what was on of the names that the Elizabethan Period was named because it was rule by the tudor monarchs

and what was the period called because of queen elisabeth 1

who was able to unify England in a peaceful, prosperous reign

further the proresrant reformation

who was reigniung when England developed into a world power second to none

who translated the entiire bible into the english language

who printed the fisrt version of the English New Testiment

who published the first printed version of the entire english Bible

what was the bible called

who came to the thrown when he was only 9

one of Henry's daughters that was a roman catholic

who was called bloody mary

when did they make the King James Version of the bible

what did they call the Elizabethtan periond durind the era where england experienced revived interest in greek and roman litertature

the most significant fact that the Renaissance came at the same time as the

new literary art forms

th first utopia of english literature was written by

not to be paralleled in either quantity or quality burst forth

what was a romanic allegory

wrote the first piece pf literary critisism

made its way into the stream of iliteration.

The literary genre which reached its zenith during the Elizabethtan Period however was

continued to be enjoyed by a popular audience but the emphasis of drama and gradually became more seculare the religious

The correspondence of sounds

The regular recurrence of sounds

The repetition of the accented or stressed vowel sound and all succeeding sounds in words which come at the ends of line of poetry

In a line of poetry consisting of one accented syllable

one or two unaccented syllable is called a

unrhymed iambic pentameter

a form of literature written in prose or a combination which portrays life or character

aid in producing the play and help the reader visualize the setting of scenes by giving details of time, place…

the speeches between who or more characters or all the speeches of the play taken collectively

a speech by one character alone

a character either directly addresses the audience or another character to comment on the action

actual movements and speech of characters performing or “acting out” situations on the stage

are the persons who perform the action

who are the who main characters

the arrangement of events

what is the order of a five act

introduces the characters and conflict and provides the necessary background

consists of all the events that advance and complicate the action until it mounts up to the turning point or crisis where the action changes its course

all turning point is the on make up of the

the final outcome or resolution where all the loose ends are tied up

dramas have been divided into two dramas

is more than just a play that ends unhappily;

character are usually important figures such as kings or rulers in their most exalted moment

deals with the universal question of life such as the nature of justice and the destiny of man

a play that ends happily

are trivial and everyday detail of life

are not exalted but are people of lesser importance than their tragic counter parts

deal with man;s imperfections, vices and weaknesses

after two centuries the Elizabethan period turned into

is a fourteen-line poem written in iambic pentameter woth a definite pattern of two basic varieties

has two parts, an octave and sestet, which represent a division in though

is made up of three quatrains, and a couplet and rhymes abed, cdcd, efef, gg

who is the greatest writer of all time because of hios effective portrayal of human nature and the universality of his themes

where were william shakspeare plays performed

who wrote under the greenwood tree

who is silvia is written by

sigh no more was written by

who wrote take, oh, those lips away

when icicles hang by the wall was written by

who wrote the tempest

hark! Hark! the lark was written by

what were the sonnet we looked at the were written by william shakespear2

who wrote macbeth

what was banquo sons name

who was killed at the end of macbeth

what person does lady mcbeth portray

what does macbeth say his head is filled with

what was the king that was murdered in macbeth

"fair is foul and foul is fair"

"srew your courage to the stickung place"

"double double toil and trouble"

what story was a powerful study of ruin of a human soul

what was macbeth first sin

who is at first a morally upright man who will only support macbeth if he can keep a clear conscience

wha tcharacter would do nothing dihorable and remain loyal to the king

who is not forced to comit the murder but exercises his free will as he kill the king

the story of macbeth illistrates what bible verse

what is the plays language in macbeth

what theater has the capacity over two tousand poeple

descirbe the globe theater

where did the people perform where there was a curtain

on inner stage on the second floor was called

on the thrid floor of the inner chamber was

bhind the stage area is

at the top over the stage area was the hut

whos drama is known for varity of tyupes, universality of themes, memorable hcaracters and beautiful poetry

who played the charcters in shakearean drama

what was shakespearen plays language like

whose play contain many subplots, many character

how many act did shakespeare have in macbeth

to give variety and depth to the tragic action