Midsummer Night's Dream/english Final Review

Front 1

tiring-house

Back 1

dressing room

Front 2

mantle

Back 2

veil, etc.

Front 3

"The course of true love never did run smooth"

Back 3

Lysander

Front 4

"Love looks not with eyes, but with the minds, and therefore is winged Cupid painted blind."

Back 4

Helena

Front 5

"That would hang us, every Mother's son."

Back 5

all the mechanicals

Front 6

"I'll put a girdle round the earth in 40 minutes."

Back 6

Puck

Front 7

"My heart is true as steel."

Back 7

Helena

Front 8

Comedy of Ideas

Back 8

-Chandler Bing
-uses wit & clever language
-arguing over ideas
-uses satire against dear things - religion, family, marriage

Front 9

Comedy of Manners

Back 9

-the upperclass liked this
-skillful use of language, etc.

Front 10

Farce

Back 10

-mis-timings, misunderstandings, etc.
-"characters are puppets of fate"
-loss of identity from fate/accident

Front 11

Low Comedy

Back 11

-slapstick
-sex or crude references/dirty gestures/physical deformities

Front 12

Name of Shakespeare's theatre

Back 12

The Globe Theatre

Front 13

signal that a play is about to begin

Back 13

flag raising or trumpets sounding

Front 14

Shakespeare's birthday

Back 14

April 23, 1564

Front 15

Area where poor theatre-goers stood for a penny

Back 15

pit

Front 16

lower-class theatre-goers

Back 16

groundlings

Front 17

where wealthy patrons sat at plays

Back 17

galleries

Front 18

Shakespeare's wife

Back 18

Anne Hathaway

Front 19

comedy that aims to produce hearty belly-laughs

Back 19

low comedy

Front 20

comedy that detaches the audience from the emotional aspect of the play

Back 20

comedy of manners

Front 21

Shakespeare's birthplace

Back 21

Stratford upon Avon

Front 22

colon (3)

Back 22

-signal -"ok reader, here it comes!"
-separates two sentences
-used for business

Front 23

colons should only connect..

Back 23

-a complete sentence to a complete sentence
-a complete sentence to a list or quote

Front 24

colons should NOT...

Back 24

-separate the subject from the verb
-be used after a verb or preposition

Front 25

semicolon uses (4)

Back 25

-separate 2 closely related complete sentences
-separate 2 opposing complete sentences
-connect 2 transitions
-separate a sentence with commas in it (lists, etc)

Front 26

a semicolon is..

Back 26

a freakishly strong comma

Front 27

Bertram Cates

Back 27

on trial for teaching evolution in Hillsboro

Front 28

Matthew Harrison Brady

Back 28

prosecuting Cates, national policitian that is loved by Hillsboro, fundamentalist

Front 29

Henry Drummond

Back 29

lawyer from Chicago, defending Cates, once was friends with Brady, believes in right to think freely, never really says his view on the whole trial

Front 30

E.K. Hornbeck

Back 30

sarcastic journalist, Baltimore Herald, "which is hungrier, my stomach or my soul?"

Front 31

Rev. Jeremiah Brown

Back 31

a Hillsboro religious leader, Rachel's father, preaches often during the trial

Front 32

Rachel Brown

Back 32

loves Cates, but tries to obey her father. Caught in the middle, but leaves with Cates in the end

Front 33

Meeker

Back 33

Hillsboro bailiff. Kind to Cates, lets him out of his cell sometimes

Front 34

Melinda & Howard

Back 34

open Inherit the Wind

Front 35

Tommy Stebbins

Back 35

little boy that Rev. Brown said was damned when he died because he hadn't been baptized. Reason that Cates stopped attending Church.

Front 36

Tom Davenport

Back 36

Hillsboro DA, on Brady's side

Front 37

Scout Finch

Back 37

main character and narrator of To Kill A Mockingbird, grows up throughout the novel

Front 38

Atticus Finch

Back 38

Scout & Jem's father, laywer

Front 39

Jem Finch

Back 39

Scout's brother, grows up throughout the story as well

Front 40

Boo Radley

Back 40

lives next door, first the children are afraid of him and then begin to befriend him (without actually meeting him), he eventually saves Scout & Jem's lives when Bob Ewell tries to kill them, they finally see him as human

Front 41

Bob Ewell

Back 41

Mayella Ewell's father, says Tom Robinson raped Mayella but he abuses her

Front 42

Dill

Back 42

symbolizes innocence, lives on Scout & Jem's street every summer

Front 43

Calpurnia

Back 43

cook for the Finches

Front 44

Nathan Radley

Back 44

Boo's older brother, plugs up the hole in the tree where Boo used to leave gifts for the children, the children see him as cruel and much like his father

Front 45

Esparanza

Back 45

young girl, narrates The House on Mango Street

Front 46

Rachel & Lucy

Back 46

Esparanza's best friends who live across the street

Front 47

Sally

Back 47

a girl Esperanza makes friends with, promiscuous and abused by her family, runs away to get married at around 13

Front 48

Nenny

Back 48

Esperanza's daydreaming, immature younger sister

Front 49

Marin

Back 49

a girl from Puerto Rico who is live with her cousins and teaches Esperanza and the others about boys, has a fiance in Puerto Rico and gets sent home eventually

Front 50

Alicia

Back 50

one of the few Mango Street women who is going to college instead of escaping through marriage, has to take care of the house since her mother died

Front 51

Cathy

Back 51

one of the few characters who are not Latina, Esperanza's first Mango Street friends who moves a week later. Tells Esperanza to stay away from Rachel & Lucy

Front 52

Mercutio

Back 52

kinsman to the Prince, Romeo's friend. likes to hear himself talk. is killed by Tybalt. hotheaded

Front 53

Tybalt

Back 53

Juliet's cousin, who hates Montagues with a passion. after he kills Mercutio, Romeo gets angry and kills him. quick to fight

Front 54

Balthasar

Back 54

Romeo's servant. mistakes Juliet to be dead and tells Romeo that she is

Front 55

Granger

Back 55

leader of the "hobo intellectuals" Montag finds

Front 56

Rachel & Lucy

Back 56

Esparanza's best friends who live across the street

Front 57

Sally

Back 57

a girl Esperanza makes friends with, promiscuous and abused by her family, runs away to get married at around 13

Front 58

Nenny

Back 58

Esperanza's daydreaming, immature younger sister

Front 59

Marin

Back 59

a girl from Puerto Rico who is live with her cousins and teaches Esperanza and the others about boys, has a fiance in Puerto Rico and gets sent home eventually

Front 60

Alicia

Back 60

one of the few Mango Street women who is going to college instead of escaping through marriage, has to take care of the house since her mother died

Front 61

Cathy

Back 61

one of the few characters who are not Latina, Esperanza's first Mango Street friends who moves a week later. Tells Esperanza to stay away from Rachel & Lucy

Front 62

Mercutio

Back 62

kinsman to the Prince, Romeo's friend. likes to hear himself talk. is killed by Tybalt. hotheaded

Front 63

Tybalt

Back 63

Juliet's cousin, who hates Montagues with a passion. after he kills Mercutio, Romeo gets angry and kills him. quick to fight

Front 64

Balthasar

Back 64

Romeo's servant. mistakes Juliet to be dead and tells Romeo that she is

Front 65

Granger

Back 65

leader of the "hobo intellectuals" Montag finds