Romeo and Juliet

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When was Romeo and Juliet written?

The Elizabethan Age

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Romeo

The 16-20-year-old son of Lord and Lady Montague

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Juliet

The 13-year-old daughter of Lord and Lady Capulet

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Friar Lawrence

Franciscan friar and friend of Romeo and Juliet

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Mercutio

Romeo's friend and a kinsman of the Prince and Count Paris (Very imaginative, witty, and strange; buffoon character)

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The Nurse

The woman who treats Juliet and cared for Juliet her entire life

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Tybalt

A Capulet and cousin of Juliet; he kills Mercutio

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Lord Capulet

Patriarch of the Capulet family, father of Juliet, Husband of Lady Capulet, and enemy of Lord Montague

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Lady Capulet

Juliet's mother and Capulet's wife, married very young and had a child young

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Lord Montague

Romeo's father and head of the Montague family and enemy of Capulet

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Lady Montague

Romeo's mother, Montague's wife; dies of grief after Romeo is exiled

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Paris

Kinsman of the prince and suitor of Juliet most preferred by Capulet

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Benvolio

Montague's nephew, Romeo's cousin and thoughtful friend; Often tries to defuse violent scenes in public places

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Prince of Escalus

The prince of Verona, Kinsman of Mercutio and Paris

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Friar John

A Franciscan friar charged by Friar Lawrence with taking the news of Juliet's death to Romeo in Mantua(his message never reaches Romeo)

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Peter

A Capulet servant who invites guests to Capulet's feast and escorts the nurse to meet with Romeo

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Chorus

Character who functions as a narrator

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Shakespeare often uses what as humor devices?

Puns

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Most Shakespearean plays were - and _______

Action-packed, Violent

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How long were Shakespearean plays (usually)?

5 Acts (1st was usually the longest)

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Where does Romeo and Juliet take place?

Verona, Italy (early spring)

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Dramatic climax

Romeo finds out Juliet is dead

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Technical climax

When Tybalt is killed by Romeo

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Soliloquy

A 25-30 line speech given by a character (When they are ALONE)

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Romeo goes to this city when he's exiled from Verona

Mantua

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Why is Romeo exiled from Verona?

For killing Tybalt

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Who performs Romeo and Juliet's wedding?

Friar Lawrence

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Fairy that Mercutio says visits Romeo in his dreams

Queen Mab

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What does the Nurse advise Juliet to do when Romeo is exiled?

Act as if he's dead and marry Paris

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Where do Romeo and Juliet meet?

Capulet's feast

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Who kills Mercutio?

Tybalt

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Who convinces Romeo to attend the feast?

Benvolio

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Romeo compares Juliet to this during the balcony scene

The Morning Sun

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To which powerful figure is Paris related?

Prince Escalus

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How and where does Romeo commit suicide?

With poison at Juliet's tomb

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Why is Friar John unable to deliver the message to Romeo in Mantua?

He is held inside a quarantined house and unable to leave

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In the first two scenes, with whom is Romeo madly in love?

Rosaline

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Whom does Mercutio curse as he lies dying after a duel?

The Montagues and the Capulets

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In what area is Friar Lawrence an expert?

Plants and herbs

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Why does Tybalt first challenge Romeo to a duel?

He is offended that Romeo shows up at the Capulet ball.