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Act I

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Quotes: Question 1

Who said this?What, drawn and talk of peace? I hate the word as Ihate hell, all Montagues, and thee.

A. Romeo

B. Tybalt

C. Capulet

D. Benvolio

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Quotes: Question 2Who said this?

Part, fools! Put up your swords.

You know not what you do.

A. RomeoB. Tybalt

C. Montague

D. Benvolio

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Who said this?But woo her, gentle Paris, get her heart;

My will to her consent is but a part.

A. Romeo

B. Paris

C. Lord Capulet

D. Montague

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Quotes: Question 4

Who said this?

A man, young lady! Lady, such a man

As all the world why hes a man of wax.

A. Lady Capulet

B. Nurse

C. JulietD. Romeo

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Quotes: Question 5

Who said this?O, then I see Queen Mab hath been with you.

A. Mercutio

B. TybaltC. Capulet

D. Benvolio

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Quotes: Question 6

Who said this?I fear, too early; for my mind misgives

Some consequence, yet hanging in the stars

A. Tybalt

B. Mercutio

C. Romeo

D. Benvolio

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Quotes: Question 7

Who said this?O, then, dear saint, let lips do what hands do!

A. Romeo

B. TybaltC. Juliet

D. Nurse

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Quotes: Question 8 Who said this?

My only love, sprung from my only hate!

A. Romeo

B. Nurse

C. Lady Capulet

D. Juliet

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Ill look to like, if looking liking move;

But no more deep will I endart mine eye

Than your consent gives strength to make it fly.

A. Romeo

B. Lady Capulet

C. Juliet D. Nurse

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Did my heart love till now? Forswear it, sight!

For I neer saw true beauty till this night.

A. Romeo B. Tybalt

C. Paris

D. Benvolio

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Character: Question 1

Who worries that Romeo spends too much timein his darkened room?

A. Romeo B. Lord Capulet

C. Lord Montague

D. Benvolio

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Who fears that she is in love with a loathed enemy?A. Romeo

B. Lady Capulet

C. Juliet

D. Nurse

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Who threatens to start a fight at theCapulets Ball?

A. Tybalt B. ParisC. Capulet

D. Romeo

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Who talks of dreams, thechildren of an idle brain?

A. Juliet

B. Mercutio C. Benvolio

D. Tybalt

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Who summons Montague and Capulet to discussthe problems in Verona?

A. Mercutio

B. Prince C. Romeo

D. Benvolio

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Who suffers because Rosaline does not love him?A. Tybalt

B. Mercutio

C. Romeo D. Paris

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Character: Question 8 Who reminds Lord Capulet that younger girls than Juliet

are already married?

A. Paris

B. Nurse

C. Lady Capulet

D. Tybalt

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Character: Question 9 Who identifies Romeo for Juliet at the end of the ball?

A. Benvolio

B. Lady Capulet

C. Tybalt

D. Nurse

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Character: Question 10 Who urges Romeo and the other maskers to

go to the Capulets Ball?

A. Romeo

B. TybaltC. Mercutio

D. Benvolio

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Plot: Question 1


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Plot: Question 1

What event does the Prologue foreshadow?

A. The deaths of Romeo and Juliet

B. The marriage of Romeo and JulietC. The death of Romeos and Juliets child

D. The marriage of Paris and Juliet

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Plot: Question 2Abram and Balthasar, who appear in Scene 1, are

examples of

A. Flat characters. B. typical servants

C. round characters.

D. hot-headed young men .

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Plot: Question 5

Romeo agrees with Benvolios plan to go to Capuletsparty because he hopes to

A. forget his love for Rosaline.

B. catch a glimpse of Rosaline

C. .challenge Tybalt to a fight.

D. make peace with the Capulets.

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Plot: Question 6

What obstacles to Romeo and Juliets relationship are

already apparent in Act I?

A. The families rivalry and Lady Capulets refusal to allow Julietto marry so young

B. The families rivalry and Capulets desire for Juliet to marryParis

C. Montagues refusal to allow the relationship and Benvolios

own affection for Juliet

D. The Princes refusal to allow the families to mix and Romeosaffection for Rosaline

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Plot: Question 7What detail about Montague helps to make him

a round character?

A. The description of his home.

B. The concern he shows over his sonsunhappiness

C. The description of his relationship with his wife

D. The unpleasant way he treats Benvolio

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Plot: Question 8 In Scene 5, why does Capulet allow Romeo to remain at the feast?

A. He wants to keep an eye on him and see what hes up to.

B. He wants to confront Romeo later when there arent so many

people around.C. He is annoyed and wants to deal with Romeo in his own way.

D. He will not allow a well-mannered guest to be insulted in hishome.

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ot: Quest o 9 What makes Romeo reluctant to go to the party?

A. He is afraid of angering Capulet.

B. He has had a premonition of his death.

C. He is afraid of upsetting his father.D. Mercutio has warned him against going.

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Plot: Question 10 In Scene 5 at the Capulet feast, Capulet is a dramatic foil for

Tybalt because

A. they both know the Montagues are present, but no one elseis aware of it.

B. his enjoyment of the guests differs from Tybalts experience.

C. they are both somewhat upset.

D. his tolerance of the Montagues contrasts with Tybaltsoutrage .

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y QWrite an essay comparing character

traits of Romeo, Benvolio, and Mercutio.

Look for details about the characters in

their speeches, in what other characterssay about them, and in the way they

interact with one another.

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Romeo: romantic, wants to be in love; moody; able tosee the contradictions in love, both romantic and

familial; appreciates Benvolios friendship; according toCapulet, is said to be virtuous, and well -governed.Benvolio: tries to keep peace; has a troubled mind;tries to help Romeo get over his unhappy love for

Rosaline; makes a plan to visit the Capulets party anddance; Mercutio: loves to talk; makes jokes, puns, andelaborate wordplay; claims to have an ugly face; canextend a subject, such as dreams, into a long,imaginative speech.

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Essay: Question 2Write a brief essay describing the events of

Scene 4, in which Romeo, Benvolio, and

Mercutio prepare to go to the Capulets party.

Characterize how the young men interact

with one another

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p yBenvolio wants to dance a short time, then

leave; both he and Mercutio want Romeo todance, but Romeo insists he is too sad. Mercutiomakes long plays on words, while Benvolio triesto have them continue on their way to the party.Romeo has forebodings, and Mercutio answersthem with a long description of the fairy queen,

describing her wagon and attendants and thedreams she puts into effect. Romeo and

Benvolio ask Mercutio to stop talking, and theyhead for the dance.

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Essay: Question 3


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yThe Chorus tells the outline of the plot in the

Prologue. Identify details from the play

foreshadowing that the love between Romeo

and Juliet is ill fated. Explain how

foreshadowing affects your reading of the play.

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p yRomeo also feels a foreboding in Scene iv,

lines 106 113. Both Romeo and Juliet

react strongly to learning they have fallen

in love with a member of their familys enemy.

Although a person may be aware of the tragic ending, oneshould explain how this knowledge affects a persons

feelings as they read.



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p yThe Nurse has very motherly memories of Juliet

as a baby, and is very excited at the thought of hermarrying. The Nurse and Lady Capulet seem

close because of raising Juliet together, thoughthe Nurse is unrefined while her lady isformal. Juliet behaves almost formally towardher mother, as if she is closer to the Nurse.


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Essay: Question 5Describe the interaction between Romeo and

Juliet at their first meeting in an essay.

Explain why Romeo describes a series of images.

Why does Juliet respond the way she does?

What is the overall effect of using these images

to portray a love scene?

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p yRomeo suggests that Juliets hand is a shrine, and his lips

are pilgrims, meaning he wants to kiss her hand. They

make a play on palms as hands and relating to palmers,

or pilgrims, as well as using lips to pray and to kiss. Romeo shows

himself as an admirer, placing Juliet above him. Julietresponds modestly, but with encouragement. The overalleffect of the images is to give the impression that their love

is holy and pure.

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