CONFLICT IN ROMEO AND JULIET

Upon learning that Romeo killed Tybalt, Juliet is conflicted in her emotions. In anguish, she exclaims:

According to the Prince, how many times has there been fighting in the street because of the Capulet/Montague feud?

According to Freytag's Pyramid, the killing of Tybalt occurs in the ______ of the play

True or false: in A3S1, Romeo attempts to avoid conflict by telling Tybalt that he loves him

The very first line of dialogue in the play is:

Day, ______, hour, tide, time, work, _______, alone, in _________, still my care hath been to have her _________.

Both the Eliz. audience and the modern audience would be just as likely to see Capulet as domineering and controlling

'Rebellious subjects, enemies to peace, profaners of this neighbour-stained steel!' Does NOT include which technique?

Which techniques can you see? "Day, night, work, play, alone, in company, still my care hath been to have her matched"

Benvolio can be considered a foil to Tybalt

"And if we meet we shall not ’scape a brawl, for now, these hot days, is the mad blood stirring." A3S1 opens with:

Do you remember the spelling?

The peripeteia of Romeo and Juliet is when:

A1S1 contributes to the exposition of the play

Fill in the gaps: What, _____, and talk of _______? I ______ the word as I hate _______, all _______, and thee

In A3S5, Juliet pleads with her parents, begging them to:

In which scenes does Prince Escalus appear?

True or False: The Prince delivers the final line of the play

True or false: Juliet has the most soliloquies in the play and so we gain a deep awareness of her inner conflict

Anagnorisis is a sudden moment of realisation. Which of the following quotes could reflect this moment for Romeo?

In A3S1, which of the the following insults is NOT used by Mercutio towards Tybalt?

In A1S1, which of the following is NOT established?

Which character does this image represent?

The discovery that Romeo has killed Tybalt could be viewed as a moment of _____ for Juliet

Writing around 335 BC, who defined the concept of what makes a tragedy?

Romeo is an impulsive character who falls in love too easily. This is an example of his:

True or False? According to Aristotle, 'anagnorisis' is a sudden reversal of fortune

Peripeteia is:

True or false: the first half of the play focuses on Juliet, the second half focuses on Romeo

There is dramatic irony in this scene because