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Too Much
Drama
How Very
Poetic
They Have
Those in
Books
Nonfiction
Means
Real?!?!?
Isn’t that
Pleasantly
Ironic

2. When a character says
something to the audience that is
not meant to be heard by other
actors
Too Much Drama: $100: A

3. What is an aside?
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4. A conversation between two characters
Too Much Drama:
$200: A

5. What is a dialogue?
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6. The introduction to a play that
gives background information
and oftentimes reveals the theme
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7. What is the prologue?
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8. When a character reveals his or
her private thoughts to the
audience
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9. What is a soliloquy?
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10. When a character dominates the
conversation; oftentimes a
comedic solo
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11. What is a monologue?
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12. A phrase, verse, or group of verses
repeated at intervals throughout a song
or poem, especially at the end of each
stanza
(Hint: think songs…)
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13. What is a refrain?
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14. the repetition of vowel sounds
Example: free as a breeze
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15. What is assonance?
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16. a common meter in poetry
consisting of an unrhymed line
with five feet or accents, each
foot containing an unaccented
syllable and an accented syllable
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17. What is iambic pentameter?
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18. The type of poetry that is usually
short and focuses on the
emotions or thoughts of the
speaker
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19. What is lyric?
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20. Daily Double!!!
A long narrative poem
celebrating the deeds of a hero
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21. What is an epic?
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22. a preliminary part, as of a book,
musical composition, or the like,
leading up to the main part; the
act of introducing or the state of
being introduced
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23. What is the introduction?
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24. a list of terms in a special
subject, field, or area of usage,
with accompanying definitions
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25. What is a glossary?
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26. a detailed alphabetical listing of
names, places, and topics along
with the numbers of the pages on
which they are mentioned or
discussed, usually included in or
constituting the back matter
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27. What is an index?
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28. at the beginning of a book,
where the author sets forth the
book’s purpose and scope,
expressing acknowledgment of
assistance from others, etc.
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29. What is a preface?
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30. supplementary material at the
end of a book, article, document,
or other text, usually of an
explanatory, statistical, or
bibliographic nature
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31. What is an appendix?
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32. A written account of a person’s
life, written by someone other
than the person in the book
Nonfiction Means Real?!?!?: $100: A

33. What is a biography?
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34. These are delivered daily around
the world and provide us with
the latest news stories
Nonfiction Means Real?!?!?: $200: A

35. What are newspapers?
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36. This type of nonfiction is
delivered at many types of
important events such as
graduation or the inauguration of
the president
Nonfiction Means Real?!?!?: $300: A

37. What are speeches?
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38. An account of a person’s life
written by that person
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39. What is an autobiography
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40. A piece of nonfiction literature
detailing a specific period in
someone's life
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41. What is a memoir?
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42. A contradiction of expectation
between what might be expected
and what actually occurs often
connected to a fatalistic or
pessimistic view of life
Isn’t that Pleasantly Ironic: $100: A

43. What is situational irony?
Isn’t that Pleasantly Ironic : $100: Q

44. A situation in which the
audience knows something
about present or future
circumstances that the character
does not know
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45. What is dramatic irony?
Isn’t that Pleasantly Ironic : $200: Q

46. The following is an example of
what kind of irony:
Water, water, every where,
And all the boards did shrink ;
Water, water, every where,
Nor any drop to drink
Isn’t that Pleasantly Ironic : $300: A

47. What is situational irony?
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48. The following is an example of
what kind of irony:
as clear as mud
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49. What is verbal irony?
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50. contradiction of expectation
between what is said and what is
meant
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51. What is verbal irony?
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