Animportant part of the friar’s plan is that—

Romeowill be told of the plan and know when Juliet awakes

Anexample of dramatic irony in the movie occurs when—

Capulets discover the drugged Juliet and think she is dead

Shakespearecharacterizes Friar Laurence as a/an—

thoughtfulman who tries to help Romeo and Juliet

WhenRomeo sees Juliet he says, “Well, Juliet, I willlie with thee tonight,” he means that—

heintends to kill himself beside Juliet’s body

During the course ofthe play, we see Juliet change as she—

clashes with herparents over whom she should marry

Which of thefollowing sentences best states a possible theme of the play?

Hatred leads toviolence and tragedy.

Which is notevidence of the prince's tone offrustration with the families' feuds

"Romeo slew him, he slew Mercutio"

long speechgiven by a character and heard by audience

Whatis Friar Laurence’s plan as he heads for the Capulet tomb?

He will interceptRomeo before he can see Juliet.

Which of the following sentences is written inthe interrogative mood?

Do you think you will make our next trip to the theater?

when thecharacter speaks and only the audience hears him/her

a. when thecharacter speaks his/her emotions

How does “fate”punish the Capulets and the Montagues for their feud?

Their children fallin love but lose their lives as a result

Shakespeare's choice to have Benvolio recountthe events in detail accomplishes all except

turn audience againstMercutio and his rash actions

FriarLaurence gives Juliet a potion that he says will—

stopher pulse and her breathing so that she seems dead

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1
Arise fair sun and kill the envious moon/ Who isalready sick and pale with grief
Personification
Oxymoron
Simile
Metaphor
2
If I ___________ rich, I would buy a ranch away from everyone. Make the sentence conditional.
was
were
have been
could be
3
Animportant part of the friar’s plan is that—
Julietwill run away before she could be married to Paris
Romeowill stay in Mantua until Juliet can join him there
Romeowill be told of the plan and know when Juliet awakes
Julietwill tell her parents the truth so they wouldn’t worry
4
What is the verb mood? Close the door behind you when you leave.
a. Indicative
a. Imperative
a. Interrogative
a. Subjunctive
5
Which of the following strategies could a writer use to make Passage 2 more objective?
Include quotes without commentary
Removing loaded language
Add in more complex sentence structures
Write the article in first person point of view
6
Anexample of dramatic irony in the movie occurs when—
Peterinsults the musicians by calling them minstrels
LordCapulet addresses Paris as “son”
thewedding has to be canceled
Capulets discover the drugged Juliet and think she is dead
7
Shakespearecharacterizes Friar Laurence as a/an—
flawedman who regrets marrying Romeo and Juliet
boorishbumbler and buffoon
overbearingand despicable priest
thoughtfulman who tries to help Romeo and Juliet
8
Apun takes advantage of the fact that words—
canhave many possible spellings
canbe translated into other languages
representdifferent parts of speech
oftenhave double meanings
9
“Her eye discourses;I will answer it.”
e)evil
c)why
b)foolish
d)speaks
10
WhenRomeo sees Juliet he says, “Well, Juliet, I willlie with thee tonight,” he means that—
heintends to kill himself beside Juliet’s body
heand Juliet are about to start their honeymoon
hehas secrets that he will not tell Juliet
hisdream will come true and Juliet will save him from death
11
During the course ofthe play, we see Juliet change as she—
becomes more matureand more determined to be with Romeo
confused over what she desires and what others expect
falls more and moredeeply in love with Paris
clashes with herparents over whom she should marry
12
Which of thefollowing sentences best states a possible theme of the play?
Children should obeytheir parents.
Hatred leads toviolence and tragedy.
Arranged marriagesare the most successful.
Love conquers all.
13
“I must upfill this…cage of ours with baleful weeds…”
b)foolish
d)speaks
c)why
e)evil
14
O brawling love, O loving hate, Oanything of nothing first create! O heavy lightness....
B)Simile
C)Oxymoron
D)Personification
A)Metaphor
15
O, she doth teach the torches to burn bright./It seems she hangs upon the cheek of night/
D)Personification
A)Metaphor
C)Oxymoron
B)Simile
16
Which is notevidence of the prince's tone offrustration with the families' feuds
"Romeo slew him, he slew Mercutio"
a. "I will be deaf to pleadingand excuses/ Nor tears
a. "But I'll amerce you with sostrong a fine/
a. "Where are the vilebeginners of this fray?"
17
When Romeo hears thatJuliet is dead, the dramatic irony lies in the fact that—
Juliet lies in the Capulettomb
Juliet is not trulydead
Romeo feels deepgrief
Juliet is already wedto Paris
18
Monologue
long speechgiven by a character and heard by audience
when thecharacter speaks and only the audience hears them
a. a reference tosomething or someone famous
a. when thecharacter speaks his/her emotions
19
Whatis Friar Laurence’s plan as he heads for the Capulet tomb?
Hewill call for help and thus prevent a tragedy.
Hewill meet Juliet and send a new message to Romeo.
Hewill bury Juliet’s body before Romeo finds it.
He will interceptRomeo before he can see Juliet.
20
Which of the following sentences is written inthe interrogative mood?
I wish you were able tosee it because it was fun to see.
The actor gave a demonstration on how the actorsfly
Do you think you will make our next trip to the theater?
a. Do not go see thedemonstration at the other theater!
21
Aside
when thecharacter speaks and only the audience hears him/her
a. when thecharacter speaks his/her emotions
a. a reference tosomething or someone famous
a. putting apassage into your own words
22
“Well, you have made a simple choice; you know not how to choose a man.”
d)speaks
b)foolish
c)why
a)hurry
23
“Wherefore art thou Romeo?”
b)foolish
c)why
a)hurry
e)evil
24
The final climax of the play occurs when—
Julietkills herself
Romeodiscovers and kills Paris in the tomb
Romeo buys poison from the apothecary
FriarLaurence tells the prince what happened
25
Soliloquy
when thecharacter speaks and only the audience hears him/her
a reference to something or someone famous
a long speech given and heard byeither another character
a. when thecharacter speaks his/her emotions
26
How does “fate”punish the Capulets and the Montagues for their feud?
The prince becomesangry at the two families.
Both families aredisgraced with their children’s behavior.
Their children fallin love but lose their lives as a result
Their children keepsecrets from them.
27
. “Then hie you hence to Friar Laurence’s cell.”
why
serious
hurry
foolish
28
But soft, what light through yonder windowbreaks?/ It is the east and Juliet is the sun
Oxymoron
Metaphor
Personification
Simile
29
Shakespeare's choice to have Benvolio recountthe events in detail accomplishes all except
a. demonstrate Benvolio's loyalty tohis cousin
turn audience againstMercutio and his rash actions
a. help the audience rememberexactly what happened
suspense to the moment whenthe Prince exiles Romeo
30
Evermore showering? In one little body/ Thoucounterfeits a bark, sea, a wind./
Metaphor
Personification
Simile
Oxymoron
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FriarLaurence gives Juliet a potion that he says will—
stopher pulse and her breathing so that she seems dead
makeit easier for her to pretend obedience to her father
makeher forget Romeo and fall in love with Paris
prepareher for a new and better life in heaven

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