Romeo and Juliet Act II

Who compares the Nurse's clothes to a sail on a sailboat?

What serves as a reference and symbol for Romeo's love for Rosaline in his scene ii speech?

The gray eyed morn smiles on the frowning night is an example of

It is the East and Juliet is the Sun is an example of

How long was the Nurse away before returning to Juliet?

Who is an expert fencer?

What term does Mercutio use three times to reference the Nurse?

To whom does the term ghostly apply?

A comparision between two unlike things is an example of what type of figurative language?

Which term best represents the meaning of a distempered head?

Who tells Romeo that dealing double or leading Juliet into a fool's paradise would not be wise?

"The gray-eyed morn smiles on the frowning night" is an example of

It is too rash too unadvised too like the lightening contains a simile and...

What message from Romeo does Juliet hope to hear the following morning?

While waiting for the Nurse to return with Romeo's response Juliet's mindset is

When Juliet says, "It is too rash, too sudden, too unadvised..." to what does she refer in the quote?

The Capulets and Montagues love to hate one another which is a true statement also known as a

In scene iv, who says that the Nurse will invite Romeo to supper?

"A thousand times good night" is an example of what literary device?

When 2 characters with contrasting character traits appear in the same scene and highlight one another ____ is present

Which is NOT an ailment that the Nurse complains about in Act II?

Juliet expected the nurse to return at what time?

In Act II scene ii, what does Friar Laurence gather in his basket?

"Be plain good son and momely in thy drift/Riddling confession finds riddling shrift" is an example of

How does Friar Laurence tell Romeo that he should love to have a love that will last?

Which pun means a cheap jewel or a reference to Romeo's private part?

How silver-sweet sound like lovers tongues by night... is an example of

A contradictory statement that represents the truth is called

In Act II who serves as Romeo's dramatic foil?

Who says, "Is your man secret? Did you ne'er hear say,/Two may keep counsel putting one away? "

The wedding is set to take place at what location?

The term ghostly means

What does Romeo state will protect him from the Capulet kinsmen?

When Romeo sees Juliet on the balcony, he first compares her to

Who tells Romeo not to deal double or lead Juliet into a fool's paradise?

Who says, "A thousand times good night"?

The love/hate relationship between the Capulets and Montagues is an example of a/an

"I take thee at they word/Call me but new baptized/Henceforth I never will be Romeo" is important because

Which pun means to bow or to bend the rules?

How many Shakespearean sonnets appear in Act II of R&J?

What does Juliet tell Romeo changes often so Romeo won't swear on it?

What does Romeo say he "lent"love in Act II?

What assumption does Friar Laurence make when he realizes Romeo has not been in bed?

The Chorus in Act II is written in the form of a

When the audience knows something that a character does not, this type of irony is used...

In "The Old Hare Hoar Song," what does the word hoar mean?

What is use/purpose of a tackled stair in Act II?

Romeo compares Juliet's eyes to 

The primary topic of Friar Laurence's speech is

At what location will shrift occur?

In scene ii, Juliet expects to hear a message from Romeo by the hour of...

After they meet, when do Romeo and Juliet plan to marry?

Who is worried that Romeo will be angry if he hears the comments made about his love for Rosaline?

What time of day or night does Act II scene iii in Friar Laurence's cell take place?

For what length of time was the Nurse gone when Juliet sent her on a jaunce?

When Romeo says,"Commend me to thy lady" what does he mean?

When Juliet says..." Romeo, Romeowherefore art thou Romeo deny thy father and.." Juliet is

Who says, "Women may fall when there is no strength in men"

What literary device uses words that contain the same beginning consonant sound to create a poetic effect?

A short comment said by a character while he/she is speaking to himself/herself, another character, or the audience?