Room 250 Romeo and Juliet Act II Quiz Review

Question 1

Who says,"Within the infant rind of this small flower, poison has residence and medicine power"

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Friar Laurence

Question 2

The quote in the previous question is a good example of..

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heroic deeds associated with courtly love

Question 3

Who does Tybalt send a letter to?

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Romeo

Question 4

"Wherefore are thou Romeo" translates to

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Why are you Romeo?

Question 5

Who says,"What's in a name? That which is called a rose/by any other name would smell as sweet"

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Juliet

Question 6

"Oh, mickle is the powerful grace that lies In herbs, plants, stones" "What does "mickle" mean?

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great/very large

Question 7

When Juliet talks to herself on the balcony, this is an examples of

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a soliloquy

Question 8

What does it mean to give "shrift?"

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forgiveness

Question 9

"rancor" in the last question means

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anger

Question 10

Who said "I'll thy assistant be..this alliance may... turn your households rancor to pure love

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Friar Laurence

Question 11

What literary device? "Thou art glorious to this night as the winged messenger of heaven"

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simile

Question 12

What literary device? "...like a drunkard reels/From forth day's path and Titan's fiery wheels"

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Allusion

Question 13

Who does Romeo tell first about him wanting to marry Juiet?

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Friar Lawrence.

Question 14

Why does Friar Lawrence agree to marry Romeo and Juliet?

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To end the family feud.

Question 15

What literary device? "Beautiful tyrant, fiend angelical, dove-feathered raven!"

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oxymoron

Question 16

Whom does Juliet send to Romeo as a messenger?

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The Nurse

Question 17

Which two characters look for Romeo after the Capulet party, but cannot find him?

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Benvolio and Mercutio

Question 18

Friar "chides" Romeo, so he

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scolds him

Question 19

If someone is distempered, he or she is

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angry

Question 20

To what does Romeo compare Juliet to when she appears at the window?

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The sun and an angel

Question 21

Friar mentions "baleful" weeds. What is that?

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dangerous plants

Question 22

Who said, "Wisely and show. They stumble that run fast"

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Friar Laurence

Question 23

Whom does Mercutio call the “Prince of Cats”?

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Tybalt

Question 24

Why would "a maiden blush" bepaint Juliet's cheek when she meets Romeo on the balcony?

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Romeo overheard her say she loves him

Question 25

When Friar explains that herbs can be used for medicine or poison, this is an example of a

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paradox

Question 26

When Mercutio teases Romeo for loving Rosaline, but we know he is really in love with Juliet...

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this is dramatic irony

Question 27

Who says "Young men's love lies not in their hearts but in their eyes?"

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Friar Laurence

Question 28

When Friar says, "what a deal of brine/Hath washed thy sallow cheeks" he means

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So many tears you shed because you were sick with love!

Question 29

Who said "Alack, there is more peril in thine eyes than twenty of their swords!"

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Romeo

Question 30

"These violent delights have violent ends" is an example of all of these except

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allusion

Question 31

What literary device? "The grey eyed morn smiles on the frowning night"

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personification

Question 32

Why does Juliet go to Friar Lawrence's cell?

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To marry Romeo

Question 33

Why does Romeo hesitate to identify himself?

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He is a Montague.

Question 34

How will Romeo get to Juliet's room after their wedding ceremony?

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A rope ladder

Question 35

What is osier?

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wicker

Question 36

Which character treats Juliet's nurse poorly?

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Mercutio

Question 37

What literary device, "There lies more peril in thine eye/Than twenty of their swords"

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synecdoche

Room 250 Romeo and Juliet Act II Quiz Review

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