English final review

3. A beginning scene that introduces the story
5. The lesson learned at the end of the story.
6. These are humorous events in a play to build up laughter from the audience.
7. A character remark, either to the audience or another character, that others on stage are not supposed to hear.
8. The flaw that brings the tragic hero down.
10. A speech by a single character without another characters response.
12. A special king of contrast between appearance and reality.
13. A form of poetry that uses unrhymed lines of iambic pentameter.
14. Is a character whose personality and attitude contrast sharply with those of another character.
16. Comparing two completely unrelatable things
18. Is a speech given by a character alone on stage.
20. A comparison using like or as
21. A poem that has 14 lines.
22. A piece of work that is entirely false and made up.

1. A story based off of real events.
2. The main character in a tragedy, who is nobly born, and has a great influence on society.
4. Lines that ideally have five unstressed syllables, each followed by stressed syllables
5. A drama that ends in a catastrophic death for the main character and sometimes other characters.
9. A character or force against which another character struggles.
11. A long narrative poem.
12. Using the five senses (Smell, Taste, Sight, Sound, Touch).
13. A book written about real events of someones life.
15. 2 Opposites
17. A brief reference within a work to something outside the work that the reader or audience is expected to know
19. a regular pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables.