Romeo and Juliet Final
Master Romeo and Juliet's plot with key questions!
What genre of play is Romeo and Juliet? A comedy A love story A tragedy A historical fiction What ended the opening fight in Act I, Scene 1? The prince threatened them all with death if they fought. The Capulet servants got scared and ran away. The Montagues wounded a Capulet servant. Montague and Capulet told the servants to stop. Why is Romeo so sad in a majority of Act I? He wanted to fight, but he missed it. The girl he loves does not love him back. He had an argument with his cousin, Benvolio. He just lost his best friend. Who do Juliet's parents think is a good suitor for her? Romeo Tybalt Mercutio Paris By the end of Act 1, which of the following is NOT a conflict in the play so far? Romeo vs. Himself Romeo vs. Tybalt Montague vs. Capulet Benvolio vs. Tybalt In Act II, why does Romeo hate his own name? Because his "name" is Juliet's enemy. Because he would rather be named something else. Because he wants to be Juliet's cousin. Because it makes the Prince angry at him. What do Romeo and Juliet plan to do the day following the Balcony scene in Act II? Go on a picnic. Kill themselves. Sneak out to meet and hang out. Get married. What is the name of Romeo's spiritual adviser? Friar Tuck Friar John Friar Lawrence Friar Balthasar Why does the Friar finally agree to marry Romeo and Juliet? He is about to quit being a priest anyway. He can see how much Romeo truly loves Juliet. He believes it will bring the families together again. Romeo pays him to marry them. Which member of the Capulet household is not only aware of the marriage, but assisting with it in Act II? Sampson The Nurse Peter Lady Capulet Which caused the greatest conflict in Act III? Romeo fighting Mercutio Juliet arguing with the Nurse Mercutio criticizing Benvolio Romeo fighting Tybalt What new conflict comes into Juliet's life at the end of Act III? Benvolio falls in love with her Her parents want her to marry Paris quickly Romeo murders Tybalt Tybalt kills Mercutio Friar Lawrence's reaction and advice to Romeo's sadness in Act III characterizes him as... Calm and rational Arrogant and manipulative Obsessed and emotional Cruel and unkind Romeo's decision to fight Tybalt in Act III is an example of... His love of the Capulets His calm reasoning His obsession with Juliet His emotions causing problems Where does Capulet's anger with Juliet in Act III stem from? Juliet's open affection for Romeo Juliet's grief for Tybalt's death Juliet's disobedience to her father The Nurse speaking when she should not be In Act IV, how does Friar Lawrence suggest Juliet get out of her marriage to Paris? Juliet should run away with Romeo to Mantua Juliet can take a potion to put her into a death like sleep and wait for Romeo to come and wake her There is no getting out of the marriage Plead her case to her father and admit her marriage to Romeo In Act IV Scene 2, why is the Capulet household so busy? Capulet is gathering Juliet's belongings to throw her out of the house Capulet is setting up a party celebrating Juliet's marriage to Romeo Lady Capulet is pleading with her husband to let Juliet stay home Capulet is preparing for Juliet's marriage to Paris Which of these is NOT one of the fears Juliet has before she takes the medication? Romeo will be killed before he can come to the tomb to get her The mixture may not actually work and she will have to marry Paris in the morning The Friar may actually be trying to poison her She may go mad if no one is there with her when she wakes up Who does Capulet say is his son-in-law when he believes Juliet to be dead in Act IV? Death Romeo Paris Sadness How does Friar Lawrence react to the Capulet's sadness at Juliet's "death"? He confesses he helped her kill herself with a potion He says to be happy for her because she has eternal life in Heaven He informs them of her marriage to Romeo He tells them to get over it and move on Why couldn't Friar John make it to Mantua to deliver the letter to Romeo? He was attacked by bandits He did not have a map and got lost He was quarantined in a house because they thought he had plague He was arrested for trying to help Romeo What news does Balthasar give Romeo at the start of Act V? Juliet is alive and well Romeo's mother has died of a heart attack Romeo can go back to Verona safely Juliet has died and is in the Capulet tomb Who does Romeo kill in Act V? Paris Mercutio Tybalt Benvolio What is more poisonous than the Apothecary's poison, according to Romeo? The medicine Juliet took Money Sunlight Starvation Who is NOT dead by the end of Act V? Romeo Friar Lawrence Lady Montague Juliet