Romeo and Juliet

3. When a speaker turns from the audience as a whole to address a single person or thing.
7. Arrogant pride
8. The speech of a single character; one aside of an imagined conversation
10. A direct comparison between two unlike things; does not use words like or as
12. A reference to a person, event, object, or work from history or literature
16. The act of presenting materials that hint at events to occur later in the story
17. Language that appeals to the five senses
18. A fourteen-lined poem, usually in iambic pentameter, that follows one of a number of different rhyme schemes

1. A speech delivered by a character alone on stage that reveals the speaker’s thoughts and feelings.
2. An exaggeration made for effect
4. Gives an animal, object, or idea human qualities
5. A statement made by a character in a play, intended to be heard by the audience but not by other characters on the stage.
6. The repetition of the same consonant sounds at the beginnings of several words
9. A personal weakness that brings about the fall of a character in a tragedy
11. A play on words, one that plays with a double meaning
13. A statement that contradicts itself
14. A pair of rhyming lines
15. Something that stands for something else