SHAKESPEARE FOLIO

3. quick repartee between two actors usually comic
4. comparing opposites
8. is paragraph
10. full stops, mid stops, commas, semicolons, colons roadway for breathing
11. unstressed/stressed pairs of words in sections of 5
12. know what you're saying at all times
13. saying one thing and meaning another
16. likeness of consonant sounds usually at the beginning of each word
17. uses metaphor and simile
18. Folio uses capital letters to bring emphasis to certain words
19. lines that are shared between two characters and complete the iambic pentameter
21. lines that are incomplete. Usually some type of action is needed after them.

1. lines where all the words have one syllable and these are important
2. is line by line
4. likeness of vowel sounds
5. an audible sound that expresses something in Folio
6. Shakespeare repeated important lines due to people taking about the show while it's being performed
7. change in who a character is speaking to
9. word one ends with the same consonant that word two starts with, therefore you have to separate them
12. dirty bits and sexual overtones for comic emphasis
14. phrases that can be taken out without affecting the story
15. say exactly what is going to happen
20. Shakespeare spelled words the way he wanted them to sound