Romeo and Juliet

What official decree does Prince Escalus make if the fighting is to continue?

Approximately how long is the poison Juliet takes supposed to last?

Which of the following characters does NOT die by the end of the play?

What is the correct backward spelling of Sabine's name?

What rhyming method does Shakespeare use when the wealthy people speak?

Which character claims to be 'fortune's fool?'

Which of the following is NOT one of the servants that starts the street fight in Act 1 sc i?

What is the name of the fairy that Mercutio references?

The last time Juliet sees Romeo, she says that Romeo looks like he is in a tomb. What is this?

What new info do we learn about Paris at the end of the play?

Which of the following is NOT one of the consequences of the second street fight?

What news does Lady Capulet give that demonstrates that she is vengeful?

What do the Montagues promise to do to honor Juliet after her death?

Both the Friar and Lady Capulet discuss the usage of a 'dram.' What is a 'dram?'

What year did the older version of RJ (film) come out?

What advice do Benvolio and Mercutio give to Romeo when he can't get over Rosaline?

Why does Friar Lawrence agree to marry Romeo and Juliet?

Which character calls Paris and Romeo 'men of wax?'

What reason does Capulet give for pushing up the wedding of Paris to Juliet?

What are pairs of rhyming lines considered?

Friar Lawrence says 'They stumble that run fast.' This is an example of...

What is the punishment that the Prince says will occur if the Montagues and Capulets fight?

Which of the following is the theme represented by Romeo saying 'I am fortune's fool?'

Who does Mercutio blame for his death in Act 3?

What does Romeo swear his love on when Juliet prompts him on the balcony?

Of these four characters, which of them is most likely to start a fight?

Which of the following is the correct definition of metaphor?

Why did Friar Lawrence leave Juliet in the tomb?

What was the name of the friend that tells Romeo about Juliet's 'death?'

What is the name of the literary device that refers to a 'play on words?'

What is the insult that prompts the street fight in Act 1 sc i?

Which of the following is NOT a conflict found in the play?

Mercutio states 'a plague a both your houses' before he dies. Who is he blaming for his death?

What is the name of the poetic form that features 14 lines of rhyming heroic couplets?

'Juliet is the sun' is an example of what poetic device?

How many times does Romeo go to Juliet's balcony?

'Were it not so easy to see, you should be with me,' is an example of what poetic structure?

Why does Juliet stop trusting the Nurse?

Who tells the parents of Romeo and Juliet the whole story about the marriage?

Who is Paris to Juliet?

To make Juliet happy after Tybalt's death, Old Capulet says what?

Which character says 'these violent delights have violent ends?'

What happened to the original Globe Theatre?

How many Acts are there in the play?

Which of the following actors does NOT appear in the newer version of RJ?

What is the name of the city that Romeo is meant to flee to in the Friar's first plan?

Which character incorrectly tells Romeo that Juliet is dead?

Which character states 'a plague o' both your houses?'

How long have Romeo and Juliet known each other before they get married?

How many characters TOTAL die in the play?

Who does Juliet stop trusting after she is told to marry Paris?

What is the primary reason why the Nurse loves Juliet so much?

Which of the following does not accurately characterize Romeo?

Which of the following characters could be considered a minor character?

Which of the following is an example if irony?

What is NOT one of the reasons Juliet is scared about being in the tomb?