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Which sentence from Act 3 of "Romeo and Juliet" has correct capitalization?
"romeo mused, 'shall i speak ill of the prince?'"
Mercutio scoffed, saying, 'a plague o' both your houses!'"
"tybalt angrily retorted, 'thou art a villain!'"
"nurse hurriedly entered the room, 'o heavy day!'"
2
Which of the below demonstrate parallel structure?
"To laugh or not to laugh, that is the question."
"With haste, with care, and with a heart full of hope, he approached ."
"Eager to dance, singing with joy, and the laughter echoing."
"He loved swimming, running, and to play in the garden."
3
What word or phrase from the lines led you to choose your answer to the last question?
"But soft"
"through yonder"
"What light"
"Juliet is the sun"
4
Select the option where capitalization is used appropriately in Act 1 of "Romeo and Juliet."
"the prince declared, 'enough of this foolishness!'"
"benvolio said, 'i am mad. i hate the feud.'"
"Romeo's mother, lady montague, greeted the guests."
"Juliet, the youngest Capulet, danced gracefully."
5
Analyze the suspenseful moment in "Romeo and Juliet"
What literary devices contribute to the suspense in these lines?
Simile
Foreshadowing
Irony
Alliteration
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What mood is conveyed : "But, soft! what light through yonder window breaks? "It is the east, and Juliet is the sun."
Sad
Joyful
Tense
Romantic
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Question Part 2: Identify the specific word or phrase that creates suspense in the provided lines.
"respective lenity"
"Mercutio slain"
Alive in triumph"
"fire-eyed fury"
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Which sentence from Act 3 of "Romeo and Juliet" has correct capitalization?
romeo mused, 'shall i speak ill of the prince?'
tybalt angrily retorted, 'thou art a villain!'
nurse hurriedly entered the room, 'o heavy day!'"
Mercutio scoffed, saying, 'a plague o' both your houses!'"
9
Determine the author's tone in the lines
Humorous
Sarcastic
Sad
Romantic
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Follow-up for last question: What specific words or phrases in the lines convey the author's tone?
She comes in shape
no bigger than an agate stone
O, then I see
Queen Mab has been
