1A short speech at the end a play is the
4Literary works are classified into
5A word that sounds like what it names is a (n)
6The repetition of similar vowel sounds within lines is
7One of the following is a literary device
8The theme of a work of art is the
9The characters in a play constitute the
10A play that thrives on exaggeration of humour, plot and character is a
11The hero in a story is the
12A verbal irony occurs when a speaker on stage
13An 'Aside' occurs when a speaker on stage
14'The stars blinked and the wind wailed' is an example of
15A stanza of four lines is a (n)
16A sonnet is made up of a rhyming sestet and two
17The climax in a literary work is the
18Which of the following is not a type of drama?
19The main effect of comedy on an audience is
20The ending of most comedies is
21The subject of the poem is a
22Lines 1 and 2 of the second stanza illustrate the use of
23The creature in the poem is best described as
24The person's mood is one of
25The device used in ''Tis so strange'' is
26The mood of the people in the extract is that of
27The theme of the extract is the
28What does the expression ''Instrument of thy light and peace'' tell us about the speaker?
29The expression '' a glimmer of light'' stands for
30The figure of speech used in '' a heart of stone'' is
32The ''Headstrong potent fault'' is
33The person being referred to in the figure of speech is
34What has the speaker just done?
35In lines 1 and 2, the speaker admits
36How does fate treat the speaker at the end of the play?
38The figure of speech used in the underlined expression is
39The effect of the figure of speech is to highlight Olivia's
40In lines 3 to 5 the dominant image is taken from
41The image is itself based on
42The lines mean that the speaker
43Who is speaking and to whom?
45What has prompted the speech?
46The underlined expression is a
47In the last line, the word 'copy' alludes to a
