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1 Romeo and Juliet Test Preview
Format: Multiple Choice Matching (quotes/literary devices) Short Answer Analytical Activities Need to Know: Characters Main Characters Character Traits/Motivations Character Foils

2 Setting (NOT medieval Rome!)
Plot Dramatic Plot Structure What additional element does it include? Dramatic Irony Definition Examples from play Quotes What does it mean? Literary/poetic devices? Passage Analysis

3 Know/Recognize examples of these Terms:
pun oxymoron iambic pentameter internal rhyme alliteration assonance couplet extended metaphor metaphor simile personification dramatic irony prologue monologue soliloquy foil

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