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Romeo and Juliet. ‘Tis a Jeopardy! Review Game. The Plot. The Characters. Quotes. Literary Devices. Life and Times. 100. 100. 100. 100. 100. 200. 200. 200. 200. 200. 300. 300. 300. 300. 300. 400. 400. 400. 400. 400. 500. 500. 500. 500. 500. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Romeo and Juliet

Romeo and

Juliet

‘Tis a Jeopardy! Review Game

Page 2: Romeo and Juliet

The Plot

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Life and

Times

LiteraryDevices

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Characters

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Romeo and Juliet is this type of play.

APlot 100 points

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What is a TRAGEDY?

Plot 100 points

Page 5: Romeo and Juliet

In Act I, scene i, this gesture sparked a fight with the

Montagues.

APlot 200 points

Page 6: Romeo and Juliet

What is “bite back your thumb”?

Plot 200 points

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This is the threat posed by Prince Escalus to anyone who disturbs the peace in Verona

APlot 300 points

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What is death?

Plot 300 points

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According to Lord Montague, this caused his wife’s death.

APlot 400 points

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What is grief over Romeo’s banishment?

Plot 400 points

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The climax of Romeo and Juliet occurs at this time.

APlot 500 points

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What is Act III, the death of Tybalt?

Plot 500 points

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She takes good care of Juliet and treats her as if she were her

own daughter.

A

Characters 100 points

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Who is THE NURSE?

Characters 100 points

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He can be described as a “fickle” young man, falling in

and out of love easily.

A

Characters 200 points

Page 16: Romeo and Juliet

Who is ROMEO?

Characters 200 points

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He has been described as a person who “loves to hear

himself talk.”

A

Characters 300 points

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Who is MERCUTIO?

Characters 300 points

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He vows to kill Romeo when he realizes that he has crashed the

Capulet party.

A

Characters 400 points

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Who is TYBALT?

Characters 400 points

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He was bribed with gold coins to assist in suicide.

A

Characters 500 points

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Who is THE APOTHECARY?

Characters 500 points

Page 23: Romeo and Juliet

“My child is but a stranger in the world.”

AQuotes 100 points

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Who is Lord Capulet?

Quotes 100 points

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“For I ne’er saw true beauty until this night.”

AQuotes 200 points

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Who is Romeo?

Quotes 200 points

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“My only love sprung from my only hate.”

AQuotes 300 points

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Who is Juliet?

Quotes 300 points

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“These violent delights have violent ends.”

AQuotes 400 points

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Who is Friar Lawrence?

Quotes 400 points

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For never was a story more of woe than this of Juliet and her

Romeo.”

AQuotes 500 points

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Who is Prince Escalus?

Quotes 500 points

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“I fear too early for my mind misgives some consequence yet

hanging in the stars.”

ALiterary Devices 100 points

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What is FORESHADOWING?

Literary Devices 100 points

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“I will make thee swan a crow.”

ALiterary Devices 200 points

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What is a PUN?

Literary Devices 200 points

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Here’s much to do with hate but more with love.”

ALiterary Devices 300 points

Page 38: Romeo and Juliet

What is PARADOX?

Literary Devices 300 points

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“It is the East, and Juliet is the sun.”

ALiterary Devices 400 points

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What is a METAPHOR?

Literary Devices 400 points

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The audience’s knowledge that Romeo is now related to Tybalt.

ALiterary Devices 500 points

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What is DRAMATIC IRONY?

Literary Devices 500 points

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The period of English history named after its ruler from 1558

to 1603.

ALife and Times 100 points

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What is the Elizabethan Era?

Life and Times 100 points

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The theater where most of Shakespeare’s plays were

performed during his lifetime.

ALife and Times 200 points

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What is the Globe Theater?

Life and Times 200 points

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Because of Elizabethan laws, there were only these kinds of

performers.

ALife and Times 300 points

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Who are males?

Life and Times 300 points

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Shakespeare’s troupe, known by this name after Queen

Elizabeth’s death, used The Globe for their performances

after 1598.

ALife and Times 400 points

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What are The King’s Men?

Life and Times 400 points

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Shakespeare’s son, for whom he named one of his famous

tragedies.

ALife and Times 500 points

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Who is Hamnet?

Life and Times 500 points

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DAILY

DOUBLE!