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A test review for 9th grade Honors Romeo and Juliet.
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Lord Capulet allows Romeo to stay at the party because...
Lord C wants Tybalt to challenge Romeo to a fight
the Montagues are insignificant and not worthy of attention
Lady C wants Juliet to meet the young men of Verona
Romeo is well behaved and will not cause trouble
2
"If he be married, my grave is like to be my wedding bed." In this speech, Juliet is...
thinking that Romeo is married
joking that she will murder Romeo is he is married
foreshadowing the tragedy
saying that she is "dying" to meet Romeo
3
Who does Mercutio blame for his death?
Neither Romeo nor Tybalt
Just Romeo
Just Tybalt
Both Romeo and Tybalt
4
A premonition is
a feeling that something is about to happen
a specialized speech used by Shakespeare
an ancient weapon used by night watchmen
a love poem
5
A soliloquy is...
the final or closing speech in the play
an opening speech, which introduces the play or an act
a speech delivered by an actor alone on stage
an aside heard by some actors but not by the audience
6
In the beginning of the play, Juliet is...
not yet 14 years old
only 16 years old
almost 15 years old
12 years old
7
"O Romeo, Romeo, wherefore art thou Romeo?" means...
Who is Romeo?
Why are you Romeo?
Where are you Romeo?
8
Tybalt can best be described as...
cowardly
cautious and restrained
fiery and anxious to fight
dignified and diplomatic
9
What is the definition of a prologue?
an opening speech, which introduces the play or an act
the final or closing speech in a play
the same as a soliloquy
an aside heard by some actors but not by the audience
10
The prologue is an example of a Shakespearean sonnet. The rhyme scheme is:
aabbccddeeffgg
ababcdcdefgefg
ababcdcdefefgg
abcabcdefdefgg
11
The consequence of selling poison for the apothecary could be..
death
he will be tortured
a life sentence in jail
the repossession of his business
12
What is a tragedy?
the main character(s) meet with disaster or misfortune
10 syllable lines that do not rhyme
a character who highlights the personality traits of another
an exaggeration or overstatement
13
What is hyperbole?
time and place of the story
the central idea of the literature
an exaggeration or overstatement
combing words of opposite meaning to create a new meaning
14
What is a pun?
combining words of opposite meaning to create a new meaning
consisting of a deliberate confusion of similar words
a brief remark from character that only the audience hears
the central idea of the literature
15
What is a dramatic foil? (Foil characters)
the central idea of the literature
a character who highlights the personality traits of another
a reference to something in literature, mythology or history
when the audience knows something the characters do not
16
In what city does most of
Romeo and Juliet
take place?
Ridley
Mantua
Venice
Verona
17
What is an oxymoron?
an exaggeration or overstatement
character who highlights the personality traits of another
combining words of opposite meaning to create a new meaning
combining two unlike objects without using like or as
18
Who is the "courageous captain of compliments"?
Romeo
Tybalt
Benvolio
Mercutio
19
In the opening scene, Prince Escalus decrees a severe penalty for fighting. Who started it?
Romeo and Tybalt
Sampson and Gregory
Tybalt and Mercutio
Lord Capulet and Lord Montague
20
Juliet's response to her mother's request to meet and marry Paris can best be described as:
expressing her attraction to Paris
deceiving her mother and secretly loving Romeo
promising to follow her mother's wishes and meet him
saying that she has not thought seriously about marriage
21
What grade are you going to earn on your
Romeo and Juliet
test?
F+
A
A
A
22
What is Friar Lawrence's cell?
a large church or cathedral
a jail for priests who act independently
a monk's room, which is basic and simple
a small chapel where people are secretly married by Elvis
23
What is an allusion?
reference to something from literature, mythology or history
a brief remark from a character that only the audience hears
the central idea of the literature
the repetition of initial sounds of neighboring words
24
What is an aside?
giving human qualities to animals or objects
the central idea of the literature
a brief remark from a character that only the audience hears
comparing two unlike objects using like or as
25
In what specific syllable pattern did Shakespeare write most of his plays and sonnets?
iambic pentameter
free verse
rhyming couplets
imagery
26
Shakespeare makes it easy and natural for Juliet to express her love for Romeo by
talking to Romeo while she is behind a mask
telling the Nurse, who tells Romeo
confessing to Friar Lawrence and Romeo overhears
talking to herself out on the balcony
27
Queen Mab is...
an allusion to the Nurse
the wife of Prince Escalus
an allusion to Lord Capulet
Queen of the Fairies
28
What is foreshadowing?
an exaggeration or overstatement
time and place of a story
using hints or clues to suggest what will happen later
figure of speech that has a deliberate confusion of words
29
Why must Romeo leave Juliet before dawn on Tuesday morning?
he must meet Friar Lawrence in Mantua
Lord Capulet is coming
he will be executed if he is found in Verona
he has to arrange for their marriage
30
What is alliteration?
time and place of the story
giving human qualities to animals or objects
comparing two unlike objects using like or as
the repetition of initial sounds in neighboring words
31
"It is the east, and Juliet is the sun" is an example of a...
dramatic irony
simile
personification
metaphor
