What is a soliloquy?

2. What is the extended metaphor of this soliloquy?

What is the effect of “mere” in line 2?

A transition is a movement from one idea to the next. What is the first transition you can find in the soliloquy?

Are there any other transitions in the soliloquy? If so, where are they?

What words does Shakespeare choose to emphasize the transition between (5) the judge and (6) the aging man?

What evidence from the text can you find to determine whether the tone of this soliloquy is funny or sad? Chose one

How does Shakespeare use words related to sound in the soliloquy?

Who wrote As You Like It

What images, words, and even sentence structures from the beginning of the soliloquy repeat toward the end? How do these unify the soliloquy

Teachers: Create FREE classroom games with your questions Click for more info!
©2007-2024 Review Game Zone | About | Privacy | Contact | Terms | Site Map