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Romeo and Juliet Review Game
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1
Romeo is banished to which city?
Verona
Florence
Mantua
2
What type of play is
Romeo and Juliet
?
A tragedy
A historical play
A comedy
3
The speech in which Juliet take the sleeping potion is an example of
Aside
Soliloquy
Comedic Relief
Monologue
4
In what city does the play take place?
Verona
Rome
Stratford-upon-Avon
London
5
Who tries to break up the fight between the Capulets and Montagues in Act I, Scene i?
Tybalt
Benvolio
Romeo
Mercutio
6
True or false: Romeo has a dream of death before attending the Capulet feast.
True
False
7
The long speech that Friar Lawrence gives Romeo in Act III, Scene iii about being a man is
A soliloquy
An aside
Comedic Relief
A monologue
8
A 14 line poem that uses iambic pentameter and the rhyme scheme ababcdcdefefgg is called
an ode
a haiku
a sonnet
a dramatic monologue
9
What historical event prevents Friar Lawrence’s message from getting to Romeo in Mantua?
Flood
Draught
War
Plague
10
"She'll not be hit/With Cupid's arrow" refers to which character and is spoken by whom?
Rosaline; Lord Capulet
Juliet; Romeo
Rosaline; Romeo
Juliet; the Nurse
11
Who gives Romeo poison to kill himself?
Friar Lawrence
Apothecary
Balthasar
12
What is Romeo's punishment for killing Tybalt?
Jail
Death
Banishment
13
"Wherefore art thou?" means __________ when translated to modern English.
What happened to you?
Where are you?
Why are you what you are?
14
True or false: On the day after their first meeting, Juliet sends a message for Romeo.
False
True
15
The nurse's monologue detailing how old Juliet is indicates what about her character?
She loves Juliet, but wishes she were out of the house
She is a very serious person who is not close with Juliet
She has seen a very hard life and thus has become bitter
She deeply loves Juliet, but sometimes talks too much
16
After being stabbed by Tybalt, Mercutio...
reveals that he married Juliet earlier in the day
curses both houses for causing his death
kills Romeo
calls for the prince to execute Tybalt
17
Juliet becomes engaged to ____________ at the behest of Lord Capulet.
Tybalt
Benvolio
Paris
Romeo
18
"He's a man of wax...he's a flower...a very flower" refers to which character?
Tybalt
Romeo
Paris
19
The use of imagery serves the purpose of
helping the actors know how to portray characters' emotions
helping the stage hands know when to close the curtains
helping the audience know when the play is over
helping the audience know the time of day it is in the scene
20
Verse that has a set meter, but no consistent rhyme is called
Rhyming Verse
Free Verse
Blank Verse
21
Tybalt wants to kill Romeo for
Attending the Capulet feast
Flirting with Juliet
Speaking ill of the Capulet family
22
True or False: Paris goes to the tomb of Juliet to commit suicide.
True
False
23
Who acts as an envoy (messenger) for Romeo and Juliet?
Benvolio
Mercutio
Tybalt
Nurse
24
Juliet kills herself with
Romeo's dagger
Paris' sword
The apothecary's poison
The Friar's potion
25
Which of the following TWO are examples of a soliloquy in the play?
Juliet vowing to never seek the nurse's confidence again
Romeo describing Juliet's beauty as he admires her from afar
The prince telling Montague and Capulet to stop fighting
Friar Lawrence discussing his role in the two lovers' deaths
26
“Beautiful tyrant!" and "Fiend angelical!” are examples of what type of figurative language?
Alliteration
Personification
Metaphor
Oxymoron
27
Romeo and Juliet are
flat and static characters
round and flat characters
round and dynamic characters
round and static characters
28
Romeo is initially in love with ____________.
Hero
Dido
Juliet
Rosaline
29
During his time, Shakespeare's plays were performed during the ________________.
Evening
Afternoon
Morning
30
Why does Romeo tell the apothecary that money is worse than poison?
Because it costs money to buy poison
Because he wants to absolve the apothecary of any guilt
Because it feeds greed and violence in men
31
Romeo and Juliet's families don't know they are married, but the audience does. This is ______.
Dramatic Irony
Verbal Irony
Situation Irony
32
Romeo compares Juliet to what object in Act II, Scene ii?
The moon
The sea
The sun
The Nightingale
33
“Death lies on herlike an untimely frost" is an example of what type of figurative language?
Personification
Alliteration
Metaphor
Onomotopoeia
34
What does Romeo mean when he says, "Love goes toward love as schoolboys from their books"?
He compares his love for Juliet to the end of a school day
He finds both love and learning to be stupid
He compares his dislike of love to his love of school
35
"I talk of dreams;/Which are the children of an idle brain" is spoken by ___ and contrasts ___.
Benvolio; Lord Montague
Romeo; Mercutio
Juliet; Romeo
Mercutio; Romeo
36
[They fight] and [Paris falls] are examples of
stage directions
dialogue
plot
theme