Act 1-3 Test

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 Where and when is the play set?

Verona, Italy during the Renaissance.

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What starts the play?

A street fight between Capulet and Montague servants.

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Who tries to stop the fight?

Benvolio.

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Who escalates the conflict?

Tybalt.

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What does the Prince threaten if peace is broken again?

Death

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Who is Romeo in love with at the start?

Rosaline

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What do Romeo’s oxymorons reveal?

He is dramatic, immature, and confused about love.

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Oxymoron

a figure of speech in which two contradictory or opposite words are placed next to each other to create a specific meaning or emphasize a contrast.

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Who wants to marry Juliet?

Paris

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How old is Juliet?

13

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How does Juliet respond to marriage?

She’ll look, not promise.

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How does Romeo learn about the Capulet party?

A servant asks him to read the guest list.

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Why does Capulet stop Tybalt from attacking Romeo?

Romeo is behaving honorably at the feast

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What metaphor do Romeo and Juliet use when they meet?

Pilgrims and saints.

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What realization ends Act 1?

Romeo and Juliet learn they are enemies’ children.

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What form is the Act 2 Prologue written in?

A sonnet.

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Where does Romeo go after the party?

The Capulet orchard.

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What is a soliloquy?

A character speaking thoughts aloud while alone.

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 How does Romeo learn Juliet loves him?

He overhears her confessing.

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What helps Romeo climb the orchard wall?

“Love’s light wings.”

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Why does Juliet not want Romeo to swear by the moon?

The moon changes; she wants constant love.

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What do Romeo and Juliet plan?

To marry the next day.

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What is Friar Laurence’s warning?

Love that moves too fast ends badly.

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Why does Friar agree to marry them anyway?

He hopes it will end the feud

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What time does Juliet send the Nurse to Romeo?

Around 9:00 a.m.

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How long does Juliet wait for the Nurse?

Nearly three hours.

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Where will the marriage take place?

Friar Laurence’s cell.

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How will Romeo enter Juliet’s chamber later?

By a rope ladder.

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Who knows about the marriage?

Romeo, Juliet, Friar Laurence, Nurse.

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Why is the wedding not shown?

Shakespeare focuses on consequences, not romance.

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Who begs Mercutio to leave the streets?Who begs Mercutio to leave the streets?

Benvolio

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Who comes looking for Romeo?

Tybalt

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Why won’t Romeo fight Tybalt?

They are now related through marriage.

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Why does Mercutio fight Tybalt?

He believes Romeo is acting dishonorably.

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How is Mercutio killed?

Stabbed under Romeo’s arm.

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Who is responsible for Mercutio’s death?

Tybalt, Romeo, Mercutio, and the feud.

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 What does Romeo do after Mercutio dies?

Kills Tybalt.

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What is Romeo’s punishment?

Banishment from Verona.

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What allusions open the scene?

Phoebus and Phaeton.

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 What do these allusions suggest?

Moving too fast leads to disaster

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 What misunderstanding occurs when the Nurse says “he’s dead”?

Juliet thinks Romeo is dead.

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Where does Romeo hide after killing Tybalt?

Friar Laurence’s cell.

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How does Romeo react to banishment?

He believes it’s worse than death.

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What three reasons does Friar give for hope?

Romeo lives, Juliet lives, a plan exists.

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What does the Nurse give Romeo?

Juliet’s ring.

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When does Capulet plan Juliet’s marriage to Paris?

Thursday

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 Why is Capulet rushing the marriage?

He believes Juliet is grieving and realizes there is not time to wait because of Tybalt’s death.

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What does the nightingale symbolize?

Night, love, safety.

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What does the lark symbolize?

Morning, danger, separation.

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What vision does Juliet have as Romeo leaves?

Romeo dead in a tomb.