Shakespeare’s Tragedies

A tragic hero

All of these are correct

Fall of a nobleman

External pressure

A story about love and romance during Middle English times

A dramatic story about a character who allows his ego to destroy his life

All of these are correct

A story about the beheading of a powerful king

A weakness in personality that eventually leads to destruction

A strength of character that assists a character in rising to power

A desire to maintain the status quo in society

All of these are correct

Two people who are destined to be together despite things that hold them apart

Lovers whose astrological signs oppose each other

Lovers who engage in an arranged relationship, but fall in love with one another

Two people who care deeply for each other, but cannot be together because of fate

A monster

All of the answers are correct

The original form of a person or object by which similar things are based

An example of a person who follows the rules set by another person, but it leads to their demise

The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet

Redemption

The Tragedy of Julius Caesar

The Notebook

Elopement

Living happily ever after

Murder

Suicide

Relatability

Goodness

None of the answers are correct

Consistency

All of the answers are correct

Tragedy

Tragicomedy

Morality play

Comedy

Plato

Aristophanes

Socrates

Aristotle

Hamartia

Tragoidia

Katharsis

Pathe

Fear & jealousy

Jealousy & anger

Pity & fear

Anger & pity