LITERARY ROULETTE (D)

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Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the Literary roulette. You’re here to have fun and to win a prize, but you will need to be quick. We are going to ask questions related to the themes of this subject, especially literary terms (titles of novels, authors…)

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LITERARY ROULETTE (D)Versión en línea Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the Literary roulette. You’re here to have fun and to win a prize, but you will need to be quick. We are going to ask questions related to the themes of this subject, especially literary terms (titles of novels, authors…) por Paula Corcoles Ruiz A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Starts with A Surname of the novelist who is known for her irony Starts with B Nickname of the sisters Charlotte, Emily and Anne, well-known poets and novelists. Starts with C Collection of twenty-four stories written by the writer Geoffrey Chaucer and involving various pilgrims. Starts with D Female character in the tragedy Othello by William Shakespeare. Starts with E Main Character of the Bennet family in Pride and Prejudice Starts with F Play written by Christopher Marlowe, in which a man sells his soul to the devil to gain power and knowledge. Starts with G The enemy of the main character of the epic poem Beowulf. Starts with H A tragedy written by William Shakespeare, it’s the same name of the main character in the play. Starts with I A place where people can rest and also perform plays, it was a new kind of theatre. It was used in the Elizabethan age and in the Renaissance. Starts with J When the theatres closed in the XVII century, there was violence and corruption that were moral, political and sexual, this is called… Starts with K A tragedy written by William Shakespeare in the XVII century. Starts with L ) An Irish writer of the XVIII century who wrote the novel called Tristram Shandy. Starts with M The writer who wrote gothic and science fiction novels like Frankenstein, Or The Modern Prometheus. Starts with N A genre that was born in the XVIII century in England, but the first plays were written in the XVII century. Starts with O Beowulf is written in this phase of the language. Starts with P System used by the authors to obtain economic help from rich people. Starts with Q The Victorian Period received its name because of the… Starts with R 18th Century novel is known by being…. Starts with S A famous work of Jane Austen. Starts with T A tragedy by William Shakespeare. Contains U place of the theatre where things could be revealed and where the characters change their costumes too. Starts with V Name of the main character in Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein. Starts with W Who is the author of the romantic poem that beggins “I wandered lonely as a cloud…” (The Daffodils: “Los Narcisos”). Starts with X In Roman numerals, the number from Shakespeare's sonnet addressed to an androgynous person. Starts with Y he antagonist in Othello of William Shakespeare. Contains Z a format of the Periodical Literature