How does Juliet first react to the news that Romeo killed Tybalt?

Juliet is furious with Romeo for killing Tybalt.

What does the Nurse’s advice to marry Paris say about her character?

She's flighty and changes her mind easily.

Why can't Romeo dance at the party?

He's depressed over his "love."

How is the conflict between the Capulets and Juliet regarding her marriage to Paris an example of dramatic irony?

We know that Juliet is already married to Romeo.

How is the Nurse delaying telling Juliet about her talk with Romeo dramatic irony?

The audience knows that Romeo wants to marry Juliet.

Why is Friar Laurence willing to marry Romeo and Juliet?

He thinks their marriage will end the feud.

Both the Nurse and the Friar tell Romeo to be a man. What does this say about his personality?

Romeo is emotional and dramatic.

Mercutio says that Benvolio likes to fight. What evidence do we have from Act I that shows Mercutio's kidding?

He breaks up the fight amoung the Montague and Capulet men.

Why is Mercutio so angry that Romeo ignores Tybalt's insult?

He thinks that Romeo should defend his honor., He thinks that Romeo is being a coward.

Why won't Capulet let Tyablt fight Romeo?

Capulet doesn't want Tybalt to get into trouble (dead).

What are Juliet’s major tragic flaws that essentially led to her untimely, self-murder?

Her naïveté and willingness to go along with Romeo and his rashness.

What is a tragic flaw?

A defect in character that causes their downfall

Why does the friar describe the sunrise and elements of nature?

There are no sets or scenery on the Elizabethan stage.

In Act II, scene 4, the Nurse brings up rosemary. Why is this an example of foreshadowing?

The flower is a symbol for remembering the dead.

Mercutio says, "A plague o' both your houses". How is this an example of foreshadowing?

Romeo and Juliet's deaths hurt both houses.

How does Tyablt make it clear that revenge is in his mind?

Tybalt says he's so angry that he's shaking.

How does Mercutio attempt to "conjure" Romeo?

Mercutio calls Romeo forth with a description of Rosaline.

What is the best reason for why Romeo will not listen to the Friar to be cautious in his love?

He's impetuous and doesn't think about the consequences.

Why is Capulet pushing for Juliet to marry Paris on Thursday?

He wants the family to be happy after Tybalt's death

Which expression is an example of foreshadowing?

“...I see thee now...As one dead in the bottom of a tomb”

Why is Capulet shocked and angry when Juliet refuses to marry Paris?

Capulet assumed that Juliet would capitulate to his demands.

What impact does Peter and the musician’s conversation have on the audience after the “death”?

It uses humor to break the tension after the tragic scene.

What are Romeo’s major tragic flaws that essentially led to his untimely, self-murder?

Romeo was too rash, impetuous, and impulsive.

Why does the Prince only banish Romeo instead of having him killed?

Romeo was avenging Mercutio's death.

Why does Juliet decide to go to Friar Laurence for help and advice?

because he knows her problem and is also involved in it!

What is ironic about the line, “Beauty’s ensign yet/Is crimson in thy lips and in thy cheeks.”

His description makes it obvious that Juliet is not dead.

Why does Juliet change her mind about Romeo after the nurse says, "Shame on Romeo"?

Juliet realizes that Tybalt was likely trying to kill Romeo., Juliet realizes that her loyalty must be to her husband.

What is one way Shakespeare increased the speed of the plot and added more conflict?

Capulet moves the wedding up a day

Why were all kinds of people fighting in the street in the beginning of the play?

The Capulet dudes insulted the Montague dudes.

What does the friar think of Romeo's love for Rosaline?

Romeo didn't love her because he doesn't know what love is.

The Friar freaks out on Romeo for his new love. What might this mean about Romeo's love?

Romeo's love is impetuous and may be doubted.

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1
How does Juliet first react to the news that Romeo killed Tybalt?
Juliet falls down in a dead faint and hits her head.
Juliet is furious with Romeo for killing Tybalt.
Juliet is furious with Tybalt for trying to kill Romeo.
Juliet slaps her nurse for insulting Romeo.
2
For how many hours will Juliet be in her death-sleep?
48
42
72
24
3
Juliet says, "What's in a name? That which we call a rose...". What does Juliet mean by this?
Romeo is sweet and beautiful like a rose.
Juliet thinks that Romeo's name is stupid.
Romeo brought her flowers, so he's not so bad.
Romeo's name is unimportant.
4
What does the Nurse’s advice to marry Paris say about her character?
She's constant and unflinching in the face of great trouble.
She's intelligent and calculating.
She's looking out for Juliet's happiness because she loves her.
She's flighty and changes her mind easily.
5
Why can't Romeo dance at the party?
He stubbed his big toe.
He's too busy fighting Tybalt.
Capulet and he are having a conversation.
He's depressed over his "love."
6
How is the conflict between the Capulets and Juliet regarding her marriage to Paris an example of dramatic irony?
We know that Juliet is going to the Friar for help.
We know that Juliet is already married to Romeo.
We know that Juliet is going to run away to Mantua & Romeo.
We know Juliet is really mourning Tybalt's.
7
How is the Nurse delaying telling Juliet about her talk with Romeo dramatic irony?
The audience knows that Romeo wants to marry Juliet.
The Nurse doesn't mean anything she says.
Juliet didn't expect to marry Romeo.
The Nurse's inattention makes the auidence laugh.
8
Why is Friar Laurence willing to marry Romeo and Juliet?
He knows that Romeo is rebounding, but doesn't care.
He thinks their marriage will end the feud.
He thinks that Romeo really loves Juliet.
He realy doesn't want to marry them but has no choice.
9
How will Juliet sneak out to meet up with and marry Romeo?
She will climb down the ladder out of her window.
She will dress up like her nurse,
She will go to confession.
She will take a potion of invisibility and go out the front.
10
Both the Nurse and the Friar tell Romeo to be a man. What does this say about his personality?
Romeo is emotional and dramatic.
Romeo is emotional and subdued.
Romeo is sensitive and easily offended.
Romeo is acting bravely for his situation.
11
Mercutio says that Benvolio likes to fight. What evidence do we have from Act I that shows Mercutio's kidding?
Benvolio keeps from fighting Tybalt by speaking calmly.
He breaks up the fight amoung the Montague and Capulet men.
Benvoilio is afraid to fight, so he avoids it.
He fights Tybalt and almost loses.
12
Who is the girl Romeo is pining over at the beginning?
Rosaline
Juliet
Diana
Roselie
13
Why is Mercutio so angry that Romeo ignores Tybalt's insult?
He thinks that Romeo should defend his honor.
He thinks that Romeo is being a coward.
He thinks that Romeo didn't hear Tybalt.
He thinks that Romeo's love for Juliet is making him soft.
14
Why won't Capulet let Tyablt fight Romeo?
Capulet tells Tybalt to wait until later.
Capulet doesn't want Tybalt to get into trouble (dead).
Capulet just wants to have fun (kinda like girls).
Tyablt is drunk and will lose to Romeo.
15
What are Juliet’s major tragic flaws that essentially led to her untimely, self-murder?
She never thought for herself.
She was too slow thinking and never asked for permission.
She didn't take the right advice.
Her naïveté and willingness to go along with Romeo and his rashness.
16
What is a tragic flaw?
A defect in character that causes their downfall
a character who serves as contrast to another character
words spoken by the character that are not heard by others
a character alone on stage expresses his thoughts aloud
17
Why does the friar describe the sunrise and elements of nature?
He's talking about new life.
There are no sets or scenery on the Elizabethan stage.
Nature is a metaphor for healing and life.
Flowers are symbols for love.
18
In Act II, scene 4, the Nurse brings up rosemary. Why is this an example of foreshadowing?
The flower shows how obsessed they are with each other.
The flower is a symbol for love.
The rosemary means that they will get married.
The flower is a symbol for remembering the dead.
19
Mercutio says, "A plague o' both your houses". How is this an example of foreshadowing?
Romeo and Juliet's death ends the feud.
Romeo and Juliet's deaths hurt both houses.
At the end of the play, everyone dies.
Both houses catch the plague.
20
How does Tyablt make it clear that revenge is in his mind?
Tybalt says that he's going to let it go because his uncle likes Romeo.
Tybalt says he's so angry that he's shaking.
Capulet tells Tybalt that he should duel Romeo.
Tybalt remarks on Romeo's mockery.
21
When did Shakespeare live?
1446-1516
1564-1616
1356-1416
1645-1716
22
What is the Prince going to do to anyone who fights in the street again?
Death
Bannishment
Flogging
Jail time
23
How does Mercutio attempt to "conjure" Romeo?
Mercutio calls Romeo forth with a description of Rosaline.
He calls upon the powers of Cupid and Venus.
He call Romeo by many magic names.
He utters magic words and throws some dust.
24
What is the best reason for why Romeo will not listen to the Friar to be cautious in his love?
He's impetuous and doesn't think about the consequences.
He thinks the Friar is a bumbling, old fool.
He doesn't get that the Friar has been there and done that.
He will listen to the Friar since the dude's smart.
25
Why is Capulet pushing for Juliet to marry Paris on Thursday?
Capulet thinks that Juliet is impatient in her quest to marry Paris.
Keeping Juliet from Paris is cruel.
He wants the family to be happy after Tybalt's death
Capulet needs the money, and he's trying to win a bet.
26
Which expression is an example of foreshadowing?
“Find thou the means, and I’ll find such a man”
“...I never shall be satisfied / With Romeo..."
“Oh, thinkst thou we shall ever meet again?”
“...I see thee now...As one dead in the bottom of a tomb”
27
Why is Capulet shocked and angry when Juliet refuses to marry Paris?
He thinks that Juliet is too stuck up.
Capulet assumed that Juliet would capitulate to his demands.
He thinks that Juliet is not proud of the match
He is shocked to find out she is married to Romeo.
28
How many plays did Shakespeare write?
12
24
15
37
29
What impact does Peter and the musician’s conversation have on the audience after the “death”?
It uses humor to break the tension after the tragic scene.
It is confusing and heightens the feeling of loss and grief.
It uses humor to show how much everyone really loves Juliet.
It attempts to be a treatise on life, death, and laughter.
30
Why does the Nurse challenge Capulet when she has no right to interfere?
Capulet has no right to yell at his daughter!
She thinks he's being unfair.
She won't let anyone hurt her "baby"
She doesn't like Capulet and thinks he's a thug.
31
What are Romeo’s major tragic flaws that essentially led to his untimely, self-murder?
Romeo was too emotional, sensitive, and flighty.
Romeo was too rash, impetuous, and impulsive.
Romeo was too timid, demure, and reticent.
Romeo was too dramatic, gregarious, and exaggerated.
32
Why does the Prince only banish Romeo instead of having him killed?
Romeo didn't mean to kill Tybalt.
Romeo tried to stop the fight in the first place.
Romeo was avenging Mercutio's death.
Mercutio's last words were to beg pardon for Romeo.
33
Why does Juliet decide to go to Friar Laurence for help and advice?
because he knows her problem and is also involved in it!
because the Nurse doesnt know anything
because the Nurse refused to help
because he can cleanse her of her sins
34
What is ironic about the line, “Beauty’s ensign yet/Is crimson in thy lips and in thy cheeks.”
Romeo's in love, but Juliet really looks pale and lifeless.
Romeo is hallucinating. Juliet’s not there.
His description makes it obvious that Juliet is not dead.
Juliet's wearing make-up.
35
Why does Juliet change her mind about Romeo after the nurse says, "Shame on Romeo"?
Juliet agrees and says that Romeo is beautiful but evil.
Juliet realizes that Tybalt was likely trying to kill Romeo.
Juliet realizes that Romeo is bad news and agrees.
Juliet realizes that her loyalty must be to her husband.
36
What is one way Shakespeare increased the speed of the plot and added more conflict?
Lady Capulet likes Paris as a match for Juliet.
Capulet moves the wedding up a day
Juliet and the Friar work out their potion plan.
Juliet takes the sleeping potion.
37
Why were all kinds of people fighting in the street in the beginning of the play?
Bevolio was all like, "Tybalt, you're dumb!"
The Capulet dudes insulted the Montague dudes.
The sky was falling.
The Montague dudes insulted the Capulet dudes.
38
What does the friar think of Romeo's love for Rosaline?
It was a good start to his love for Juliet
Romeo only loved Rosaline for her status.
Rosaline wants to be a nun, so Romeo wants what he can't have
Romeo didn't love her because he doesn't know what love is.
39
The Friar freaks out on Romeo for his new love. What might this mean about Romeo's love?
Romeo's love is impetuous and may be doubted.
Romeo's love is sincere and passionate.
Juliet is not a real person; Romeo is going crazy.
Romeo's love for Rosaline isn't dead; he's just rebounding.
40
How does Tybalt know that Romeo has crashed the party?
Romeo's mask slips.
Tybalt is just guessing.
Romeo challenges Tybalt to a duel.
Tybalt hears Romeo's voice.

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Romeo and Juliet Review

Flashcards40 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 40

Answers

1
How does Juliet first react to the news that Romeo killed Tybalt?
Juliet falls down in a dead faint and hits her head.
Juliet is furious with Romeo for killing Tybalt.
Juliet is furious with Tybalt for trying to kill Romeo.
Juliet slaps her nurse for insulting Romeo.
2
For how many hours will Juliet be in her death-sleep?
48
42
72
24
3
Juliet says, "What's in a name? That which we call a rose...". What does Juliet mean by this?
Romeo is sweet and beautiful like a rose.
Juliet thinks that Romeo's name is stupid.
Romeo brought her flowers, so he's not so bad.
Romeo's name is unimportant.
4
What does the Nurse’s advice to marry Paris say about her character?
She's constant and unflinching in the face of great trouble.
She's intelligent and calculating.
She's looking out for Juliet's happiness because she loves her.
She's flighty and changes her mind easily.
5
Why can't Romeo dance at the party?
He stubbed his big toe.
He's too busy fighting Tybalt.
Capulet and he are having a conversation.
He's depressed over his "love."
6
How is the conflict between the Capulets and Juliet regarding her marriage to Paris an example of dramatic irony?
We know that Juliet is going to the Friar for help.
We know that Juliet is already married to Romeo.
We know that Juliet is going to run away to Mantua & Romeo.
We know Juliet is really mourning Tybalt's.
7
How is the Nurse delaying telling Juliet about her talk with Romeo dramatic irony?
The audience knows that Romeo wants to marry Juliet.
The Nurse doesn't mean anything she says.
Juliet didn't expect to marry Romeo.
The Nurse's inattention makes the auidence laugh.
8
Why is Friar Laurence willing to marry Romeo and Juliet?
He knows that Romeo is rebounding, but doesn't care.
He thinks their marriage will end the feud.
He thinks that Romeo really loves Juliet.
He realy doesn't want to marry them but has no choice.
9
How will Juliet sneak out to meet up with and marry Romeo?
She will climb down the ladder out of her window.
She will dress up like her nurse,
She will go to confession.
She will take a potion of invisibility and go out the front.
10
Both the Nurse and the Friar tell Romeo to be a man. What does this say about his personality?
Romeo is emotional and dramatic.
Romeo is emotional and subdued.
Romeo is sensitive and easily offended.
Romeo is acting bravely for his situation.
11
Mercutio says that Benvolio likes to fight. What evidence do we have from Act I that shows Mercutio's kidding?
Benvolio keeps from fighting Tybalt by speaking calmly.
He breaks up the fight amoung the Montague and Capulet men.
Benvoilio is afraid to fight, so he avoids it.
He fights Tybalt and almost loses.
12
Who is the girl Romeo is pining over at the beginning?
Rosaline
Juliet
Diana
Roselie
13
Why is Mercutio so angry that Romeo ignores Tybalt's insult?
He thinks that Romeo should defend his honor.
He thinks that Romeo is being a coward.
He thinks that Romeo didn't hear Tybalt.
He thinks that Romeo's love for Juliet is making him soft.
14
Why won't Capulet let Tyablt fight Romeo?
Capulet tells Tybalt to wait until later.
Capulet doesn't want Tybalt to get into trouble (dead).
Capulet just wants to have fun (kinda like girls).
Tyablt is drunk and will lose to Romeo.
15
What are Juliet’s major tragic flaws that essentially led to her untimely, self-murder?
She never thought for herself.
She was too slow thinking and never asked for permission.
She didn't take the right advice.
Her naïveté and willingness to go along with Romeo and his rashness.
16
What is a tragic flaw?
A defect in character that causes their downfall
a character who serves as contrast to another character
words spoken by the character that are not heard by others
a character alone on stage expresses his thoughts aloud
17
Why does the friar describe the sunrise and elements of nature?
He's talking about new life.
There are no sets or scenery on the Elizabethan stage.
Nature is a metaphor for healing and life.
Flowers are symbols for love.
18
In Act II, scene 4, the Nurse brings up rosemary. Why is this an example of foreshadowing?
The flower shows how obsessed they are with each other.
The flower is a symbol for love.
The rosemary means that they will get married.
The flower is a symbol for remembering the dead.
19
Mercutio says, "A plague o' both your houses". How is this an example of foreshadowing?
Romeo and Juliet's death ends the feud.
Romeo and Juliet's deaths hurt both houses.
At the end of the play, everyone dies.
Both houses catch the plague.
20
How does Tyablt make it clear that revenge is in his mind?
Tybalt says that he's going to let it go because his uncle likes Romeo.
Tybalt says he's so angry that he's shaking.
Capulet tells Tybalt that he should duel Romeo.
Tybalt remarks on Romeo's mockery.
21
When did Shakespeare live?
1446-1516
1564-1616
1356-1416
1645-1716
22
What is the Prince going to do to anyone who fights in the street again?
Death
Bannishment
Flogging
Jail time
23
How does Mercutio attempt to "conjure" Romeo?
Mercutio calls Romeo forth with a description of Rosaline.
He calls upon the powers of Cupid and Venus.
He call Romeo by many magic names.
He utters magic words and throws some dust.
24
What is the best reason for why Romeo will not listen to the Friar to be cautious in his love?
He's impetuous and doesn't think about the consequences.
He thinks the Friar is a bumbling, old fool.
He doesn't get that the Friar has been there and done that.
He will listen to the Friar since the dude's smart.
25
Why is Capulet pushing for Juliet to marry Paris on Thursday?
Capulet thinks that Juliet is impatient in her quest to marry Paris.
Keeping Juliet from Paris is cruel.
He wants the family to be happy after Tybalt's death
Capulet needs the money, and he's trying to win a bet.
26
Which expression is an example of foreshadowing?
“Find thou the means, and I’ll find such a man”
“...I never shall be satisfied / With Romeo..."
“Oh, thinkst thou we shall ever meet again?”
“...I see thee now...As one dead in the bottom of a tomb”
27
Why is Capulet shocked and angry when Juliet refuses to marry Paris?
He thinks that Juliet is too stuck up.
Capulet assumed that Juliet would capitulate to his demands.
He thinks that Juliet is not proud of the match
He is shocked to find out she is married to Romeo.
28
How many plays did Shakespeare write?
12
24
15
37
29
What impact does Peter and the musician’s conversation have on the audience after the “death”?
It uses humor to break the tension after the tragic scene.
It is confusing and heightens the feeling of loss and grief.
It uses humor to show how much everyone really loves Juliet.
It attempts to be a treatise on life, death, and laughter.
30
Why does the Nurse challenge Capulet when she has no right to interfere?
Capulet has no right to yell at his daughter!
She thinks he's being unfair.
She won't let anyone hurt her "baby"
She doesn't like Capulet and thinks he's a thug.
31
What are Romeo’s major tragic flaws that essentially led to his untimely, self-murder?
Romeo was too emotional, sensitive, and flighty.
Romeo was too rash, impetuous, and impulsive.
Romeo was too timid, demure, and reticent.
Romeo was too dramatic, gregarious, and exaggerated.
32
Why does the Prince only banish Romeo instead of having him killed?
Romeo didn't mean to kill Tybalt.
Romeo tried to stop the fight in the first place.
Romeo was avenging Mercutio's death.
Mercutio's last words were to beg pardon for Romeo.
33
Why does Juliet decide to go to Friar Laurence for help and advice?
because he knows her problem and is also involved in it!
because the Nurse doesnt know anything
because the Nurse refused to help
because he can cleanse her of her sins
34
What is ironic about the line, “Beauty’s ensign yet/Is crimson in thy lips and in thy cheeks.”
Romeo's in love, but Juliet really looks pale and lifeless.
Romeo is hallucinating. Juliet’s not there.
His description makes it obvious that Juliet is not dead.
Juliet's wearing make-up.
35
Why does Juliet change her mind about Romeo after the nurse says, "Shame on Romeo"?
Juliet agrees and says that Romeo is beautiful but evil.
Juliet realizes that Tybalt was likely trying to kill Romeo.
Juliet realizes that Romeo is bad news and agrees.
Juliet realizes that her loyalty must be to her husband.
36
What is one way Shakespeare increased the speed of the plot and added more conflict?
Lady Capulet likes Paris as a match for Juliet.
Capulet moves the wedding up a day
Juliet and the Friar work out their potion plan.
Juliet takes the sleeping potion.
37
Why were all kinds of people fighting in the street in the beginning of the play?
Bevolio was all like, "Tybalt, you're dumb!"
The Capulet dudes insulted the Montague dudes.
The sky was falling.
The Montague dudes insulted the Capulet dudes.
38
What does the friar think of Romeo's love for Rosaline?
It was a good start to his love for Juliet
Romeo only loved Rosaline for her status.
Rosaline wants to be a nun, so Romeo wants what he can't have
Romeo didn't love her because he doesn't know what love is.
39
The Friar freaks out on Romeo for his new love. What might this mean about Romeo's love?
Romeo's love is impetuous and may be doubted.
Romeo's love is sincere and passionate.
Juliet is not a real person; Romeo is going crazy.
Romeo's love for Rosaline isn't dead; he's just rebounding.
40
How does Tybalt know that Romeo has crashed the party?
Romeo's mask slips.
Tybalt is just guessing.
Romeo challenges Tybalt to a duel.
Tybalt hears Romeo's voice.