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Romeo and Juliet Acts 1 and 2
Romeo and Juliet Acts 1 and 2
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Quiz/Review on Acts I and Act II
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1
In literary terms,
irony
can be described as....
difference between what we say and what we mean
extreme consideration
the deference between good and evil
exactly what we say and mean
2
An example of "
dramatic irony
" is.......
Gregory and Tybalt
Romeo and Juliet
Nurse and Juliet
Mercutio and Romeo
3
In literary terms for Act I, an example of a "
conflict
" is.......
man vs nature
man vs society
man vs self
all the above
4
Predominant
is defined as ....
unimportant
trivial
prominent
minor
5
What does F. L. mean, Young men's love then lies not truly in their hearts, but in their eyes
young love is true
young love is beautiful
young love is not real
young love is truly real
6
How does Juliet "
speak, yet.....say nothing
"??
she is talking loudly and Romeo can hear her
she is talking to herself and Romeo is answering
she's talking to herself and Romeo can hear her
she's talking to herself and Romeo can not hear her
7
When Juliet leans her cheek on her hand, what does Romeo say??
Romeo wishes he could keep the glove
Romeo wishes he could slap her hand
Romeo wishes he could smell the glove
Romeo wishes he was the glove
8
In Act II, Scene 3, what has fiar Laurence been out gathering in his basket??
poisonous bushes and trees
poisonous bushes
poisonous grass
poisonous weeds and flowers
9
Why is Juliet embarrassed in Act II, scene 2......
Juliet learns Romeo compares her to the moon
Juliet learns Romeo likes her
Romeo kisses her hand
Juliet learns Romeo heard her speaking aloud
10
Act II/Scene I - What does Mercuito say about "
blind love
"??
you don't have to see someone to love them
Love stinks
one cannot love someone solely by looks
Love causes one to not see
11
Explain what Juliet says about
names
in Act II, scene 2.
Names defined who you are
Names are who you will become
Names don't define who you are
Names make you believe its meaning about you
12
Unrhymed iambic pentameter is called.......
Shakespearean sonnet
boisterous
rhyming couplet
blank verse
13
A
monologue
in literary terms can be defined as
speech by one character
popular literary device
singing on stage
mental picture
14
A
soliloquy
is .....
comparison between two things
popular literary device
what we expect vs reality
highly offensive
15
When Juliet appears on her balcony, what does Romeo compare her to??
moon
sun
stars
sky
16
What is
foreshadowing
in literary terms
unknowing
warning
broken promise
clueless
17
Define the vocabulary term
cunning
devious
naive
deceiving
kind
18
Juliet is going to send someone to Romeo on the following day for what purpose in Act II
discuss the marriage night
discuss the proposal
discuss the marriage arrangement
discuss the nuptials
19
Which characters would best be described as foils who contrast each other in Act I??
Benvolio and Capulet
Tybalt and Benvolio
Gregory and Tybalt
Nurse and Juliet
20
An
aside
can be described as a "
side-bar conversation in the ear of another actor on stage
"
False
True
Maybe
Sometimes
