#1: Elizabethan productions used (A) extensive scenery (B) elaborate costumes (C) velvet curtains (D) no props.

Question

#1: B

#2: Shakespeare often indicated the end of a scene with (A) a rhyming couplet (B) a line of tetrameter (C) a malapropism (D) a silly song.

#2: A

#3: Music in "Twelfth Night" (A) indicated changes in scenes (B) sets the mood (C) highlights themes (D) all of the above.

#3: D

#4: In Act 5, Malvolio (A) has learned from the practical joke played on him (B) declares revenge on everyone (C) asks Olivia to marry him (D) forgives Sir Toby.

#4: B

#5: Identify the figure of speech in the following statement: "Good Mistress Accost, I desire better acquaintance." (A) malapropism (B) pun (C) oxymoron (D) metaphor.

#5: A

#6: Identify the figure of speech in the following statement: "Your reason, dear venom, give thy reason." (A) malapropism (B) pun (C) oxymoron (D) metaphor.

#6: D

#7: (A) Shakespearean (B) Italian (C) Petrarchan (D) Spenserian.

#7: A

W I C K E D · Accepted Answer

SORRY! >.<; #7: A sonnet divided into three quatrains and an end couplet with the rhyme scheme of ababcdcdefefgg is what type of sonnet? (A) Shakespearean (B) Italian (C) Petrarchan (D) Spenserian.

GuruBlue · Answer

You did not put the question to #7, however the rest of them look good.

GuruBlue · Answer

That is right!

W I C K E D · Answer

THANK YOU! I'll probably be posting more... <.<;

SraJMcGin · Answer

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KreamyG. · Answer

:( i cant get it

lovely · Answer

Sir Gawain and the Green Knight what do the two men exchange

trish · Answer

identify the speaker (A) Olivia (B)Orsino(C)sebastain(D)Viola(E)Feste
1-i see you what you are:you are too pround.But,if you were the devil,you are fair. My lord and master loves you. O,such love could be but recompensed,thought you were crowned the nonpareil of beauty

Sommer · Answer

The Answer is D. lol I am taking the same course!!

neko · Answer

:D I'm taking it too

Brittney · Answer

Scanning Sonnet 73-

That time of year thou mayst behold

When yellow leaves, or none, or few do hang

Upon those boughs which shake against the cold,

Bare ruined choirs where late the sweet birds sang.

Im horrible at scanning. But I would love to have some pointers to make an attempt at passing this British Literature.

arie · Answer

the aswer to #7 is (a)

Ela · Answer

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Eric · Answer

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Ashley · Answer

this is not helpful at all