Romeo and Juliet Test

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Juliet

daughter of capulet and lady capulet. she has courage and belief. she falls in love with romeo, the son of her family's great enemy.

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romeo

son and heir of montague and lady montague. romeo is sensitive, handsome, and intelligent. romeo is mostly interested in love. he is in love with juliet.

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tybalt

juliet's cousin. he is vain, fashionable, and lacks courtesy. he is quick to draw his sword when his pride is injured. He hates montagues.

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paris

suitor of juliet. he behaves very presumptuously towards juliet.

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benvolio

montague's nephew. romeo's cousin and thoughtful friend.

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prince

the prince of verona. a kinsman of mercutio and paris. he is concerned about maintaining public peace at all costs.

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mercutio

a kinsman to the prince, and romeo's close friend. he has imagination, wit, and a strange humor. he can be very hotheaded.

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nurse

juliet's nurse. the woman who cared for juliet her entire life. a sentimental character. she provides the comic relief with her inappropriate remarks and speeches.

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Friar Lawrence

a franciscan friar, friend to both romeo and juliet. he is kind, civic-minded, and always ready with a plan.

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pun

a joke exploiting the different possible meaning of the word.

"maidenheads" meaning virginity

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metaphor

A comparison without using like or as. romeo's declaration, it is in the east, and juliet is the sun."

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simile

A comparison using "like" or "as". "it seem she hang upon the cheek of night. as a rich jewel in an ethiope's ear."

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aside

a remark or passage in a play that is intended to be heard by the audience but unheard by the other characters in the play. when romeo discovers juliet is a capulet, exclaims, "is she a capulet? O dear account! my life is my foe's debt."

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Soliloquy

act of speaking one's thoughts aloud when by oneself or regardless of any hearers. an example is juliet's scene on the balcony.

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dramatic irony

when the audience knows information the character does not. an example is when romeo comes to the tomb to kill himself because he believes juliet is dead

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tragic hero

the central character of play, depicted as a noble figure who experiences a tragic downfall. romeo is an example of a tragic hero; his love leads to the tragedy of his death.

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tragic flaw

a flaw in a character that brings about the downfall of the hero of a tragedy. an example is romeo's sudden love towards juliet.

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name 3 themes of romeo and juliet

love can be destructive, hate can be powerful, and fate vs. free will