Waiting for Godot is the most famous work by Samuel Beckett and one of the most famous work is in the “Theatre of the absurd.” The play concerns two men Vladimir and Estragon who are waiting for someone named Godot to show up who never does. Because the play is so simple it has been interpreted in many different ways especially politically and religiously. Can you think of other works that have been interpreted in a different way?

Opera combines music with which of the following

Criminology combines the theories and insights of a number of different disciplines as well as adding its own insight about crime and criminals. do you think this interdisciplinary approach is positive or negative for understanding crime? what benefits or disadvantages might it have for the field? what other discipline do you think has the most to offer for the understanding of crime and criminals?

Match the description to the word. 1. aabb rhyme satirizing someone assonance 2. addressed to something nonliving or nonhuman clerihew 3. part for whole; whole for part personification 4. repetition of vowel sounds in accented syllables sonnet 5. anapestic comic verse form alliteration 6. fourteen lines of iambic pentameter limerick 7. repetition of initial sounds metonymy 8. repetition of final consonant sounds in accented syllables apostrophe 9. three stanzas and an envoy consonance 10. human attributes applied to something nonhuman ballade