In classical tragedies, what causes the destruction of the hero?
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Responses
the actions of the villain
the actions of the villain
the hero’s nobility
the hero’s nobility
the hero’s personal defect in an area
the hero’s personal defect in an area
the love interest
the love interest
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In classical tragedies, the destruction of the hero is typically caused by:
- the hero's personal defect in an area
- the hero's nobility
What is the answer
The answer is the hero's personal defect in an area.
In Romeo and Juliet, why is Romeo banished?
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Responses
because he loves a Capulet
because he loves a Capulet
because he causes Tybalt’s death
because he causes Tybalt’s death
because he causes Mercutio’s death
because he causes Mercutio’s death
because he is caught with Juliet
because he is caught with Juliet
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In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo is banished because he causes Tybalt's death.
In Romeo and Juliet, what rite do Romeo and Juliet perform in secret?
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Responses
confession with Friar Lawrence
confession with Friar Lawrence
making peace between their families
making peace between their families
attending a masquerade party
attending a masquerade party
getting married
getting married
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In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Juliet perform the rite of getting married in secret.
In Romeo and Juliet, where will Romeo go?
(1 point)
Responses
Mantua
Mantua
Verona
Verona
Rome
Rome
London
London
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