Julius Caesar

5 Written Questions

1. unrhymed lines of iambic pentameter
2. a clash between people who oppose each other
3. a speech in which one character, alone on the stage, states private thoughts
4. a connection between events in which one event makes another happen
5. the set of events that tell a story

4 Multiple Choice Questions

1. a rhythm in which a line has five stressed syllables, each of which follows an unstressed syllable
   1. Dramatic Irony
   2. Character Trait
   3. Iambic Pentameter
   4. Mise en scene
2. a feature of someone's personality
   1. Blank Verse
   2. Character Trait
   3. Dramatic Irony
   4. Character Motive
3. a person's reason for taking an action
   1. Character Motive
   2. Character Trait
   3. Dramatic Irony
   4. Blank Verse
4. the way that sets, props, actors and other elements work together to express a director's ideas
   1. Aside
   2. Blank Verse
   3. Iambic Pentameter
   4. Mise en scene

4 True/False Questions

1. Aside → the set of events that tell a story

   True        False

2. Internal Conflict → a clash between people who oppose each other

   True        False

3. Dramatic Irony → a feature of someone's personality

   True        False

4. Shakespearean Tragedy → a feature of someone's personality

   True        False