Romeo and Juliet - Spring Exam Review

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Across
  1. 6. the point in a narrative at which the conflict or tension hits the highest point
  2. 8. A part of an act defined with the changing of characters, brief situations, actions, and dialogue
  3. 9. the attitude that the author takes toward the work’s central theme or subject
  4. 10. Person dies at the end of the play due to sadness about Romeo's banishment
  5. 14. Hint at something happening later within the story
  6. 16. a reference to something else
  7. 18. Takes blame for the death of Romeo and Juliet
  8. 20. Loves Rosaline at the beginning of the play;Drinks the poison
  9. 23. Servant who falls asleep outside the tomb and has a letter from Romeo
  10. 25. An amusing scene, character, incident, or speech that relieves serious or tragic situations
  11. 26. A long speech in which a character-alone on the stage-expresses his or her true thoughts and feelings
  12. 27. Related to the prince and friends with Romeo who wishes a plague on both households
  13. 28. The servant who could not read the names on the invitation; Provides comic relief in the play
  14. 30. A group of actors (as one character) similar to a narrator
Down
  1. 1. When the audience knows something that the characters do not know
  2. 2. discrepancy between what is appropriate to happen vs what actually happens
  3. 3. Attempting to arrange a marriage for Juliet to Count Paris
  4. 4. A great or virtuous character (the main character) in a dramatic tragedy who is destined for downfall
  5. 5. The messenger between Romeo and Juliet in the story
  6. 7. to draw a conclusion about something based on what you already know
  7. 11. Did not deliver the letter to Romeo because he was quarantined.
  8. 12. Moves an audience from the present moment to a scene in the past
  9. 13. Two people whose love is doomed from the start
  10. 15. A literary form of writing for theatre
  11. 17. Romeo's friend who tries to stop the fighting between the servants at the beginning of the play
  12. 19. Juliet's fiery cousin who fights
  13. 21. The conversations between characters
  14. 22. Promises to put up a statue in honor of Juliet at the end of the play
  15. 24. Dies outside of the tomb and asks to be buried with Juliet
  16. 28. Opening lines (at the beginning of the story) introducing the characters, setting, and conflict
  17. 29. defined as a main idea or an underlying meaning of a literary work