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The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet Acts II and III
The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet Acts II and III
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1
Who is the "Good King of Cats"?
Benvolio
Mercutio
Romeo
Tybalt
2
Despite their families' feud, Romeo and Juliet believe that true love is ___
theirs
their's
hers
his
3
What is one key to reading blank verse?
Watch for rhymes that signal something important
Find the rhythm and emphasize stressed/unstressed syllables
Read each phrase separately, and pause at the end of a line
Pay attention to punctuation rather than line endings
4
Act II is mainly about
Benvolio and Mercution's impatience with Romeo
Friar Lawrence's hesitation concerning Rome's marriage
Juliet's growing impatience with her nurse
Romeo and Juliet's decision to get married.
5
What makes Romeo's love for Juliet different from his love for Rosaline?
Romeo has known Juliet longer than he has known Rosaline
Unlike Rosaline, Juliet returns Rome's love.
Romeo never kissed Rosaline
Unlike Rosaline, Juliet is a Capulet
6
How does Romeo say he found Juliet's house?
got lucky
a neighbor told him
love's wings
with a map
7
"Peace, you mumbling fool!" Capulet was talking to ___
the Nurse
Lady Capulet
Tybalt
Juliet
8
In agreeing to marry Romeo and Juliet, Friar Lawrence shows that he
favors young lovers
looks beyond the immediate event
dislikes the Capulets
makes independent judgments
9
Blank verse is
the only type of poetry Shakespeare used in his plays
poetry with no structure and no rhyme
unrhymed verse usually written in iambic pentameter
a long poem often used for plays
10
Why does Friar Lawrence advise Romeo to "love moderately"?
He has seen Romeo in and out of love before.
He believes Juliet will back out.
He assumes there will be trouble between the families.
It is his duty as a Friar.
11
All of these are reasons that Friar tells Romeo he should be happy
except
Tybalt wanted to kill Romeo, but he is dead.
Instead of death, his pinishment is exile.
Juliet loves him.
Juliet is alive.
12
Who said, "Thou art a villain"?
Romeo to Mercutio
Mercution to Tybalt
Tybalt to Romeo
Paris to Romeo
13
"What's in a name? That which we call a ____/ By any other name would smell as sweet."
rose
daisy
flower
Montague
14
Benvolio serves as a foil for Mercutio because he is more
serious
playful
romantic
talkative
15
Who tells Juliet, "There's no trust,/ No faith, no honesty in men."?
Rosaline
Nurse
Friar Lawrence
Lady Capulet
