2. A short speech delivered directly to the audience, other characters don't hear
A. monologue B. soliloquy
C. aside
D. verse
3. Character is alone and speaks his private thoughts aloud as if the audience isn't there
A. monologue B. soliloquy
C. aside
D. verse
4. A character who is usually of noble birth and is in a position of power, but has one or
more character flaws that lead to their downfall
A. main character B. comic relief
C. foil
D. tragic hero
5. The type of irony where the audience or reader knows something that the character
does not know
A dramatic irony
B. verbal irony
C. situational irony D. intense irony
6. Type of drama that ends in tragedy, often death for the main character and possibly
other important characters as well
A history B. tragedy
C. comedy
D. drama
7. A character whose actions serve to complicate the story, change the course of a
character's actions, or make possible the tragic or happy ending
A catalyst B. comic relief
C. foil
D. tragic hero
8. A set of instructions which are often printed in italic type that explain how actors
should move and speak
A. dialogue B. stage directions
C. drama
D. iambic pentameter
9. The type of irony where someone knowingly exaggerates or says one thing and means
another
A dramatic irony
B. verbal irony
C. situational irony D. intense irony
10. The contrast between what a reader or character expects and what actually exists or
happens
A dramatic irony B. verbal irony
C. situational irony D. intense irony