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H. Eng.4 ORAL EXAM1

Honors English IV Semester 1 Oral Portion

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4 Plays to Know Pygmalion, Cyrano de Bergerac, Dr. Faustus, A Doll's House
Characters in Pygmalion Eliza and Alfred Doolittle, Henry and Mrs. Higgins, Colonel Pickering
Characters in Cyrano de Bergerac Cyrano, Roxane, Christian
Characters in Dr. Faustus Dr. Faustus, Mephostophilis
Characters in A Doll's House Nora and Torvald Helmer
Pygmalion's playwright and location George Bernard Shaw (Irish)
Cyrano de Bergerac's playwright and location Edmond Rostand (French) in France
Dr. Faustus' playwright and location Christopher Marlowe (English) in England
A Doll's House playwright and location Henrik Ibsen (Norwegian)
Eliza Doolittle Learns self-respect from Colonel Pickering, difference is how a lady is treated
Alfred Doolittle Unhappy with being middle-class now, misses working class
Mrs. Higgins Live Doll quote
Henry Higgins "They're [Women] all idiots," misogynistic
Colonel Pickering Teaches Eliza self-respect
Cyrano de Bergerac Insecure, large nose, loves Roxane and writes love letters for her through Christian, dies by log
Christian Handsome, uses Cyrano's love letters to Roxane
Roxane Wants intricate poems and loving words > good looks
Dr. Faustus Sold his soul for unlimited knowledge (24 years)
Mephostophilis Demon who takes up Dr. Faustus' bargain
Nora Helmer Childish, attempts to please husband, her debt is exposed and she leaves to seek her own identity
Torvald Helmer Expects Nora to please him, believes his role as a man is to guide his wife, values his ego over everything, controlling and posessive
Dynamic Characters (3) Nora, Eliza, and ???
Static Characters (2) Dr. Faustus, Mephostophilis, and Henry Higgins... Cyrano?
Misogynist Torvald Helmer and Henry Higgins
Contains virgules Cyrano de Bergerac and Dr. Faustus
Paternal Alfred Doolittle, somewhat Colonel Pickering
Maternal Mrs. Higgins and Nora Helmer
Inept (lacking skill) Nora Helmer, Christian, and Eliza Doolittle
Bachelor Cyrano de Bergerac and Christian
Self-Conscious Cyrano de Bergerac, Eliza Doolittle, Nora Helmer, and Christian
Amend Nora Helmer, Colonel Pickering, Torvald Helmer?
In which decade was Ibsen's play A Doll's House first produced? 1870s (19th Century)
In which country did Ibsen spend 27 years in exile writing some of his best plays? Italy
Torvald Helmer "I have strength and courage enough as a man..."
Nora Helmer "I have to try to educate myself. You can't help me with that..."
The period in which Shaw writes in the 19th century is referred to as the ___ period Victorian
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