Which description best fits Lord Montague in Act I?

worries that Romeo spends too much time in his room.

When Friar Laurence agrees to marry the couple, his chief motive is to

end the feud between the families

The fight between Tybalt and Benvolio in Act I is a bit of dramatic exposition that establishes

the long-running feud between the Capulets and Montagues

How would you describe the "Battle of the Cowshed"?

The animals defeated the humans.

Which description best fits Paris in Act I?

says that younger girls than Juliet are already mothers.

Which description best fits Benvolio in Act I?

urges Romeo and the others to go to the Capulets’ party.

Napoleon's secret arrangement to sell the firewood to Mr. Frederick parallels

Stalin's pact of friendship with Adolf Hitler.

Which description best fits Prince Escalus in Act I?

summons Montague & Capulet to discuss the issues in Verona.

What does Romeo do when he sees Juliet at the masked ball?

He falls instantly in love with her.

The return of Moses the Raven and his talk about Sugarcandy Mountain parallels

the return of religion to Russia in the late 1940's.

Which description best fits the Nurse in Act III?

is visibly shaken at seeing her friend dead

Which description best fits Prince Escalus in Act III?

grants merciful exile to a murderer

At the beginning of Act I, Shakespeare uses a prologue to inform the audience that

the lovers from the long-feuding families will die

According to Mr. Pilkington, if the pigs had to deal with the lower animals,

humans had to deal with their lower classes.

Which description best fits Lord Capulet in Act III?

scorns his only child and vows to disown her

Which description best fits Tybalt in Act I?

threatens to start a fight at the Capulets’ ball.

Which description best fits Romeo in Act I?

suffers because Rosaline does not love him.

As Juliet encounters more conflicts and problems, how does her character change?

She becomes more self-possessed and pushes away her elders.

The slogan "No animal shall kill another animal" was changed to:

"No animal shall kill another animal without cause."

Mercutio can be described as a foil to Romeo because

unlike Romeo, he does not take love seriously

Which description best fits the Nurse in Act I?

identifies Romeo for Juliet at the end of the party.

The Prince punishes Romeo by

banishing him from Verona forever

Napoleon blamed Snowball for the problems on Animal Farm because

Napoleon considered Snowball to be his main rival for power.

At the play’s end, both families plan to

erect a golden memorial to the lovers

The slogan "Four legs good, two legs bad" was changed to

"Four legs good, two legs better."

Which description best fits Benvolio in Act III?

recounts the events of the killings to the Prince

In the end, Napoleon changed the name "Animal Farm" back to "Manor Farm". This suggests

the pigs had reverted to human behavior

What was Snowball's plan?

He wanted to build a windmill to ease the animals' work.

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1
At the beginning of Act V, Romeo’s servant, not Friar John, brings Romeo news that
Juliet wishes to annul the marriage
Juliet is dead
Juliet must marry Paris
his sentence is revoked
2
Which description best fits Lord Montague in Act I?
threatens to start a fight at the Capulets’ ball.
urges Romeo and the others to go to the Capulets’ party.
says younger girls than Juliet are already mothers.
worries that Romeo spends too much time in his room.
3
Juliet would rather kill herself than marry Paris
False
True
4
When Friar Laurence agrees to marry the couple, his chief motive is to
prevent an elopement
please the lovers
end the feud between the families
prove that Romeo is sincere
5
As Juliet prepares to follow Friar Laurence’s plan, she feels
annoyed
relieved
frightened
happy
6
The fight between Tybalt and Benvolio in Act I is a bit of dramatic exposition that establishes
Benvolio as a possible romantic rival of Romeo
Juliet as a possible peacemaker
Tybalt’s reputation as a fencer
the long-running feud between the Capulets and Montagues
7
Friar Laurence is upset with Romeo because
Romeo is so changeable in love
Romeo is unfaithful to Rosaline
Juliet is too young to marry
Romeo is causing trouble by wooing Juliet
8
Mercutio says, “Tybalt, you ratcatcher, will you walk?” Mercutio wants Tybalt to
leave quietly
forfeit the fight
join Mercutio for the evening
fight
9
How would you describe the "Battle of the Cowshed"?
The animals defeated the humans.
Napoleon chased Snowball out of the farm yard.
No one won the battle.
The humans defeated the animals.
10
Which description best fits Paris in Act I?
says that younger girls than Juliet are already mothers.
talks of dreams, the “children of an idle brain.”
wants Juliet to wait two more years before marrying.
identifies Romeo for Juliet at the end of the party.
11
Which description best fits Benvolio in Act I?
talks of dreams, the “children of an idle brain.”
threatens to start a fight at the Capulets’ ball.
suffers because Rosaline does not love him.
urges Romeo and the others to go to the Capulets’ party.
12
Juliet impatiently awaits the nurse, who left at nine o’clock, in the Capulet garden.
True
False
13
Napoleon's secret arrangement to sell the firewood to Mr. Frederick parallels
Stalin's expulsion of Trotsky from the Communist Party.
the overthrow of the Russian Czar in 1917.
the success of the Communist Revolution in China.
Stalin's pact of friendship with Adolf Hitler.
14
Which description best fits Prince Escalus in Act I?
threatens to start a fight at the Capulets’ ball.
talks of dreams, the “children of an idle brain.”
summons Montague & Capulet to discuss the issues in Verona.
wants Juliet to wait two more years before marrying.
15
What does Romeo do when he sees Juliet at the masked ball?
He compares her unfavorably to Rosaline.
He pretends he is married.
He fights with Tybalt over her.
He falls instantly in love with her.
16
The return of Moses the Raven and his talk about Sugarcandy Mountain parallels
the return of Trotsky to Russia and the Communist Party.
the celebration of the Russian victory over the Nazis.
the celebration of the success of Stalin's Five Year Plans.
the return of religion to Russia in the late 1940's.
17
Which description best fits the Nurse in Act III?
is visibly shaken at seeing her friend dead
is confused about her feelings for her cousin’s killer
reveals a plan to avenge her nephew's death
convinces a friend that banishment is a better than death
18
Which of the following details is not introduced as a complication in Act I?
Lord Capulet wants Juliet to marry Paris.
The Capulets and the Montagues are feuding.
Tybalt is determined to avenge Romeo’s insult.
Juliet is in love with Paris.
19
Which description best fits Prince Escalus in Act III?
convinces a friend that banishment is a better than death
wishes to marry a woman he has not wooed
grants merciful exile to a murderer
runs from the scene of a murder
20
Which event during the Capulets' party in Act I Scene 5 takes place first?
Tybalt recognizes Romeo.
Lord Capulet talks to Tybalt.
Romeo learns Juliet's name.
Romeo and Juliet kiss.
21
At the beginning of Act IV, how does Juliet feel when she first visits Friar Laurence's cell?
cautious
desperate
irritated
scared
22
At the beginning of Act I, Shakespeare uses a prologue to inform the audience that
Juliet is a widow
Romeo is a Montague and Juliet is a Capulet
Romeo is a fugitive
the lovers from the long-feuding families will die
23
The nurse goes to find Romeo so that she can learn the time and place of the wedding.
True
False
24
In the novel, the character Snowball is a satirization of
Adolf Hitler
Josef Stalin
Vladimir Lenin
Leon Trotsky
25
The climax of the play occurs when
Juliet stabs herself and dies
Paris is killed
Romeo is killed
Romeo takes his life
26
According to Mr. Pilkington, if the pigs had to deal with the lower animals,
humans had to deal with the Nazis.
humans had to deal with their lower classes.
humans had to deal with the finances of the farm.
humans had to deal with the pigs.
27
Which description best fits Lord Capulet in Act III?
recounts the events of the killings to the Prince
is angered when his friend backs down from a challenge
grants merciful exile to a murderer
scorns his only child and vows to disown her
28
Which description best fits Tybalt in Act I?
identifies Romeo for Juliet at the end of the party.
says that younger girls than Juliet are already mothers.
threatens to start a fight at the Capulets’ ball.
wants Juliet to wait two more years before marrying.
29
When Romeo enters the tomb, he notices that Juliet
knows Romeo is there
is still beautiful
has been stabbed
has been poisoned
30
Juliet’s betrothed feels that Juliet is not sad enough about Tybalt’s death.
False
True
31
Which description best fits Romeo in Act I?
wants Juliet to wait two more years before marrying.
says that younger girls than Juliet are already mothers.
threatens to start a fight at the Capulets’ ball.
suffers because Rosaline does not love him.
32
As Juliet encounters more conflicts and problems, how does her character change?
She becomes more self-possessed and pushes away her elders.
She becomes weaker and threatens suicide.
She runs away from her problems.
She confesses that her life with Romeo is ill-fated.
33
A literary work which ridicules human behavior is
a satire
an allegory
a drama
irony
34
The slogan "No animal shall kill another animal" was changed to:
"No animal shall eat another animal."
"Only dogs shall kill another animal."
"No animal shall kill another animal unless attacked."
"No animal shall kill another animal without cause."
35
Parenthetical documentation should contain the author's last name and page number.
False
True
36
Mercutio can be described as a foil to Romeo because
he is a Capulet and Romeo is a Montague
he comes from a different social class
unlike Romeo, he does not take love seriously
he is much older than Romeo
37
Which description best fits the Nurse in Act I?
worries that Romeo spends too much time in his room.
threatens to start a fight at the Capulets’ ball.
identifies Romeo for Juliet at the end of the party.
says that younger girls than Juliet are already mothers.
38
The Prince punishes Romeo by
sending him to Friar Laurence's jail cell
banishing him from Verona forever
annulling his marriage
sentencing him to death
39
In the novel, the character Napoleon is a satirization of
Adolf Hitler
Leon Trotsky
Josef Stalin
Vladimir Lenin
40
Napoleon blamed Snowball for the problems on Animal Farm because
Snowball was spy for Mr. Jones.
Snowball was a friend of the villagers.
Napoleon believed Snowball was responsible for the problems.
Napoleon considered Snowball to be his main rival for power.
41
Mercutio is best described as
quarrellsome
foolish
somber
lighthearted
42
A literary work that includes a moral lesson and often features animals as characters is
an allegory
a fable
a satire
a drama
43
At the play’s end, both families plan to
erect a golden memorial to the lovers
hold combined funeral services
punish the Friar for his sin
go into seclusion
44
The slogan "Four legs good, two legs bad" was changed to
"Four legs good, two legs good."
"Four legs good, two legs better."
"Four legs bad, two legs good."
"Four legs good, two legs bad except for pigs."
45
Juliet is willing to give up her family name if she can have Romeo for a lover.
True
False
46
Which description best fits Benvolio in Act III?
is angered when his friend backs down from a challenge
recounts the events of the killings to the Prince
runs from the scene of a murder
grants merciful exile to a murderer
47
In the end, Napoleon changed the name "Animal Farm" back to "Manor Farm". This suggests
Napoleon had agreed to allow Mr. Jones to return.
Napoleon believed that the revolution had succeeded
Napoleon was surrendering to the humans.
the pigs had reverted to human behavior
48
What was Snowball's plan?
He wanted to build a windmill to ease the animals' work.
He wanted to sell eggs in return for whiskey.
He wanted to train the dogs to enforce the law.
He wanted to return the farm to Mr. Jones.
49
"Sugarcandy Mountain" is a satirization of
outside world
heaven
the farm
Willingdon
50
After the ball, Juliet stands on her balcony to
listen to the nightingales
dream of her love
escape from her parents
escape from her suitors
51
Mercutio is proper toward the nurse because of her importance in the Capulet household.
False
True
52
Of the 3 R’s, a writer should be concerned with Reliability when using an Internet source.
False
True
53
What are the 3 literary forms combined in Animal Farm?
epic, tall tale, fable
fable, allegory, satire
short story, fiction, satire
allegory, fable, nonfiction
54
Napoleon blamed the destruction of the windmill on
the villagers who attacked the farm
Mr. and Mrs. Jones
the strong winds
Snowball
55
What is the purpose of the Prince in Act One, Scene 1?
To explain the hatred of the two factions
To add wit and humor to the play
To describe Romeo
To put a royal edict (law) on breaking the peace
56
The animals' victory in the Battle of the Windmill parallels
the success of Stalin's first Five Year Plan.
the Russian victory over the Nazis at Stalingrad.
the Bolshevik Revolution in 1917 and overthrow of the Czar.
Stalin's expulsion of Trotsky from the Communist Party.
57
The slogan "No animal shall drink alcohol" was changed to
"No animal shall eat another animal."
"Only pigs are permitted to drink alcohol."
"No animal shall drink whiskey."
"No animal shall drink alcohol to excess."
58
Which description best fits Juliet in Act I?
worries that Romeo spends too much time in his room.
talks of dreams, the “children of an idle brain.”
fears that she is in love with a “loathed enemy.”
urges Romeo and the others to go to the Capulets’ party.
59
When Romeo arrives at the tomb, he discovers Paris and
is jealous and suspicious
quarrels with him for a long time
they attempt to awaken Juliet
kills him in a duel
60
Which description best fits Lord Capulet in Act I?
identifies Romeo for Juliet at the end of the party.
talks of dreams, the “children of an idle brain.”
says that younger girls than Juliet are already mothers.
wants Juliet to wait two more years before marrying.
61
The turning point of the play occurs when
Mercutio is killed
Romeo kills Tybalt
Romeo and Juliet marry
Juliet’s parents insist she marry Paris
62
Why did the pigs grow barley?
Eating barley improved the animals' health.
The pigs wanted to make beer.
Growing barley enriched the soil.
The pigs wanted to sell barley to the villagers.
63
Where did the pigs get the money to buy a second case of whiskey?
The pigs had sold the barley.
The pigs had sold the hens' eggs.
The pigs had sold Boxer to the glue factory.
The pigs had sold the firewood.
64
How did Napoleon react to the animals' agreement to build the windmill?
He left the farm.
He claimed to have a better idea.
He agreed to go along with the majority.
He called in the dogs who chased Snowball off the farm.
65
In the novel, the character Mr. Frederick is a satirization of
Adolf Hitler
Josef Stalin
Leon Trotsky
Vladimir Lenin
66
Friar Laurence thinks Juliet is brave enough to take the sleeping potion because
it is her only hope of escaping marriage to Paris
she's brave enough to die, she's brave enough to fake death
she said lying in a tomb is better than life without Romeo
she is unwilling to marry Paris and lose Romeo
67
What was the original name for "Animal Farm"?
Pinchfield Farm
Manor Farm
Foxwood Farm
The Red Lion
68
Using the 3 R’s of Research you want to find sources that are Relevant, Recent, & Resourceful.
False
True
69
It is acceptable to use the word “you” in formal/scholarly writing.
True
False
70
The two prominent leaders of the 1917 Bolshevik Revolution in Russia were
Czar Nicholas and Napoleon.
Vladimir Lenin and Leon Trotsky.
Karl Marx and Frederick Engels.
George Orwell and Mao Tse Tung.
71
The animals became more concerned with building a windmill than with planting/harvesting crops.
True
False
72
When Romeo falls in love with Juliet, he perplexes his family by withdrawing to his room.
False
True
73
In Act II, Scene 2, Romeo and Juliet make a decision to
marry
reveal their love to their families
date
run away to Mantua together
74
What is the best way to describe the relationship between Snowball and Napoleon?
They worked together to benefit Animal Farm.
They wanted Mr. Jones to return.
They were working to protect their selfish interests.
They disagreed where disagreement was possible.
75
How does Romeo mainly feel when he thinks about Rosaline?
confident
eager
shy
sad
76
One fear Juliet has is that the love between Romeo and herself
will bring danger
has come too quickly
is unimportant
is not strong enough
77
Life under the rule of Napoleon was much easier than it had been when Mr. Jones was master.
True
False
78
Why did the pigs want to walk on two legs?
The pigs wanted to look important when giving speeches.
The pigs wanted to wear human's clothing.
The pigs wanted to stand taller than the other animals
The pigs wanted to copy human behavior and carry whips.
79
From the beginning, the farmers thought and hoped that Animal Farm would be a great success.
False
True
80
Mr. Jones spent more time drinking than tending to his farm.
True
False
81
Juliet meets and marries Romeo within one day.
False
True
82
How did Mr. Frederick trick Napoleon?
Mr. Frederick took more wood than he had purchased.
Mr. Frederick refused to pay Napoleon in full.
The bank notes were forgeries.
Napoleon could not cash the cheque from Mr. Frederick.
83
Which description best fits Mercutio in Act III?
recounts the events of the killings to the Prince
grants merciful exile to a murderer
is angered when his friend backs down from a challenge
convinces a friend that banishment is a better than death
84
Identify which of the following is NOT a theme of Animal Farm.
Individual freedom must be guarded very carefully.
Language is not a powerful tool.
Weakness can be dominated by strength, fear, and trickery.
Hope and vision must be kept alive.
85
Which description best fits Romeo in Act III?
recounts the events of the killings to the Prince
convinces a friend that banishment is a better than death
is angered when his friend backs down from a challenge
runs from the scene of a murder
86
The type of research paper written in class was a five-paragraph expository paper.
True
False
87
The Nurse discovers Juliet’s body on the morning of Juliet's wedding to Paris.
True
False
88
Napoleon was protected by vicious dogs that he had taken from their mother as pups.
True
False
89
The purpose of the humor arising from the nurse’s comic character is to
indicate that her servants are foolish
suggest that love has its funny side
provide relief from the tragedy
display Shakespeare’s wit
90
Which important lesson do the deaths of Romeo and Juliet teach their families?
Feuds are a waste of human life, and hatred destroys joy.
Children should be supervised closely.
Fate can be cruel.
Love cannot be denied.
91
When Romeo hears that Juliet is dead, the dramatic irony lies in the fact that
the audience knows Juliet is alive
Juliet is already wed to Paris
Juliet lies in the Capulet tomb
Romeo feels deep grief
92
To see Juliet, Romeo must
bribe Juliet’s nurse
escape from Tybalt
fool Mercutio
climb a garden wall
93
According to Benjamin, the unalterable law of life was
"All animals are equal."
"I must work harder."
"Hunger, hardship, and disappointment."
"Four legs good, two legs bad."
94
Which one of the following fears is not mentioned during Juliet's speech in the balcony scene?
Romeo will be discovered.
Their love is moving too swiftly.
This love will result in her death.
Romeo could prove faithless.
95
Mr. Frederick's attack on Animal Farm parallels
Hitler's invasion of Russia.
the return of the Orthodox Church to Russia.
the Bolshevik Revolution of 1917.
Stalin's expulsion of Trotsky from the Communist Party.
96
None of the animals profited from the success of the farm EXCEPT
the pigs and dogs.
Mollie.
Old Major.
Snowball and Boxer.
97
How does “heaven,” or fate, punish the Capulets and Montagues for their feud?
Both families are disgraced through their children
Their children keep secrets from their parents.
Their children fall in love but die as a result of the feud.
The Prince becomes angry at the two families.
98
Juliet initially responds to the news of Tybalt’s death with
anger toward Tybalt
anger toward both Romeo and Tybalt
anger toward Romeo
uncontrollable weeping
99
Resolving to kill himself, Romeo buys poison from
Balthasar
Friar Laurence
Juliet's nurse
an apothecary
100
Stalin's expulsion of Trotsky from the Communist Party in Russia is satirized by
the death of Old Major.
the animals' expulsion of the farmer, Mr. Jones.
the pigs gaining control over the other animals.
Napoleon's expulsion of Snowball.
101
Friar Laurence gives Juliet a poison that will last for over 48 hours and make her appear dead.
False
True
102
The slogan "No animal shall sleep in a bed" was changed to
"No animal shall sleep in a bed with sheets."
"No animal except pigs shall sleep in a bed."
"No animal shall sleep in a bed made of horse hair."
"No animal shall sleep in a bed with feather pillows."
103
Which description best fits Paris in Act III?
recounts the events of the killings to the Prince
wishes to marry a woman he has not wooed
convinces a friend that banishment is better than death
runs from the scene of a murder
104
Shakespeare includes the scene between Peter and the musicians in the last scene of Act IV to
highlight the violence that exists between characters
add more complications to the plot
foreshadow important events
illustrate that life goes on amid tragedy
105
What was the essential message of Old Major's dream?
Animals are destined to serve man.
"Two legs good, four legs bad."
The animals should build a windmill.
Man is the enemy of the animals.
106
In the end, the other farm animals are unable to distinguish between the pigs and the humans.
False
True
107
Juliet expresses her fears and doubts about the friar’s plan in a speech best described as
a soliloquy
a rhymed couplet
a dialogue
a prologue
108
If you paraphrases or summarizes information from a source, you do not have to cite it.
True
False
109
Which description best fits Juliet in Act III?
reveals a plan to avenge her nephew's death
is visibly shaken at seeing her friend dead
is confused about her feelings for her cousin’s killer
convinces a friend that banishment is a better than death
110
Which description best fits Mercutio in Act I?
summons Montague & Capulet to discuss the issues in Verona.
suffers because Rosaline does not love him.
talks of dreams, the “children of an idle brain.”
worries that Romeo spends too much time in his room.
111
What was the essential principle of "Animalism"?
Four legs good, two legs better.
Four legs good, two legs bad.
Two legs good, four legs bad.
Animals should do the farm work.
112
What happened to Boxer?
Boxer rejoined the humans and became a cart horse.
The pigs sold Boxer to the glue factory.
Boxer died in a village hospital.
The dogs chased Boxer from the farm because he was lazy.
113
Which description best fits Friar Laurence in Act III?
runs from the scene of a murder
grants merciful exile to a murderer
convinces a friend that banishment is a better than death
is angered when his friend backs down from a challenge
114
What happened to Mollie, the white mare?
She fought bravely in the Battle of the Cowshed.
She left the farm and again worked for the humans.
She worked too hard and collapsed.
She was sold to the glue factory.
115
Dramatic irony occurs
whenever Shakespeare stages a fight scene
when Juliet stands on her balcony to dream of Romeo
when Juliet is insecure about Romeo’s true feelings
when the Friar believes he can unite the feuding families
116
This is a correct citation: (Nichols, pg. 2)
True
False
117
The novel Animal Farm satirizes
the British experiment with Socialism.
the United States and republicanism.
the Russian Revolution and Communism.
the rise of Adolf Hitler and Nazism.
118
Friar Laurence's plan is that Romeo should
announce his marriage to his family
visit Juliet and then hide in Mantua
personally go and plead for mercy from the Prince
leave Verona with Benvolio
119
When Squealer spoke of a "reduction" in the animals' rations, he used the term
"increase"
"readjustment"
"pigs excepted"
"Snowball's theft"
120
In the novel, the character Old Major is a satirization of
Adolf Hitler
Leon Trotsky
Josef Stalin
Vladimir Lenin
121
Why does Friar Laurence leave Juliet alone in the tomb?
She wants to go to a convent.
Dead bodies disturb him.
He wants her to get in trouble.
He is afraid of the guard who is approaching.
122
Juliet’s wedding is moved up to Wednesday.
False
True
123
Why doesn’t Romeo want to fight Tybalt at first?
Romeo is now related to Tybalt by marriage.
Romeo is a coward.
Mercutio has a better chance of beating Tybalt.
Romeo is on his way to marry Juliet.
124
In their revolutionary society, all the animals learned to read.
True
False
125
Readers know Juliet is alive. The Capulets and others mourning Juliet's death is an example of
dramatic irony
soliloquy
comic relief
a complication in the plot
126
Why does Romeo kill Tybalt?
to carry on the ugly feud
to defend his family’s honor
to avenge his friend’s death
to keep his promise to Juliet
127
The Capulets, the Nurse, and Paris all react to Juliet’s supposed death with
anguished cries of grief
anger and thoughts of revenge
restrained grief
regret for how they treated her
128
Friar Laurence sets a plan in motion. Which of the following items is not part of his plan?
Juliet should consent to marry Paris.
Juliet will wake up alone in the family vault.
Romeo will take her to Mantua the very night she awakens
Juliet should drink the vial of liquid.
129
The three sources in the research paper were a nonfiction book, EBSCO, and Internet article.
True
False
130
The slogan "All animals are equal" was changed to
All animals are equal except for pigs and dogs
All animals are equal except some are more equal than others
All animals are equal except some work harder than others
All animals are equal except for rats and rabbits
131
Which description best fits Lady Capulet in Act III?
reveals a plan to avenge her nephew's death
is visibly shaken at seeing her friend dead
is confused about her feelings for her cousin’s killer
convinces a friend that banishment is a better than death
132
Of the 3 R’s, a writer should be concerned with Recentness if researching a medical topic.
True
False
133
A literary work that can be read on both a literary level and a symbolic level is
a fable
an allegory
a drama
a satire
134
Lord Capulet’s insistence that the wedding take place so soon is an example of
dramatic irony
foreshadowing
a climax
a plot complication
135
Why does Juliet’s father assume that his daughter will obey him and marry Paris?
He knows that she secretly likes Paris.
She has always been weak-willed.
She has always been obedient.
She does not love Romeo.
136
Who is Rosaline?
Romeo's unrequited love interest
someone Romeo has abandoned
Benvolio’s sweetheart
Romeo’s cousin
137
Which of the following sentences best states a possible theme of the play?
Hatred leads to violence, destruction, and waste.
Arranged marriages are the most successful.
Love is blind.
Children, obey your parents.
138
Juliet is a dynamic character; during the course of the play, we see her change as she
falls more and more deeply in love with Romeo
gains the courage/maturity to fight for her love for Romeo
becomes confused over what she desires
clashes with her parents over which suitor she would marry

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