In scene two, juliet begins a long speech alone on stage, showing her eagerness to see romeo this speech shows her innermost thoughts and is an example of

1) aside

2) monologue

3) soliloquy

4) stage direction

What do the stage directions in a play tell the reader? how long the play will be and how the plot is divided into sections who speaks each line of dialogue and in which order in a scene who will be appearing in each act of the play and who they are

How do headings and subheadings allow you to predict the content of an informational text?

Which is the best example of a conflict? A. a character achieves his most important goal B. a character lives in a small and quiet town C. a character has an unusual appearance D. a character wants something but can't get it

How does romeo change after seeing juliet? he is made effeminate and meek. he loses touch with reality. he is animated, outgoing, and decisive. he becomes very "poetic" and speaks in rhymes for the next three scenes?

What does the Latin suffix - eer mean?

Make a text-to-self connection to the passage. For example, describe a time in which you felt pressured to act according to your gender role rather than your preference.

Samuel Johnson wrote periodical essays in numerous newspapers. a. True b. False

Of all the monsters and perils that odysseus and his crew face during their wanderings which do you think is the most terrifying

Which is the correct way to rewrite the following sentence? I can't hardly wait for the vacation to begin. I can wait for the vacation to begin. I can hardly wait for the vacation to not begin. I can hardly wait for the vacation to end.

Which prefix, when added to the word virus, creates a word meaning "to prevent against a virus"? 1af- 2ad- 3anti- 4ap-