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1. What is the setting for the play?

Act I, Scenes 1-2

Verona 1300s

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2. What scene of conflict opens the action of the play?

Act I, Scenes 1-2

An argument between Sampson and Gregory

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3. Which character tries to stop the fighting among the servants?

Act I, Scenes 1-2

Benvolio

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4. Which character is aggressive and eager to fight?

Act I, Scenes 1-2

Tybalt

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5. What warning does the Prince give to anyone who breaks the peace again?

Act I, Scenes 1-2

They will be killed.

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6. Who has asked for Juliet's hand in marriage?

Act I, Scenes 1-2

Paris

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7. How old is Juliet?

Act I, Scenes 1-2

13

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8. In what state of mind is Romeo when we first see him in the play?

Act I, Scenes 1-2

He is in a state of grief.

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9. Explain how Romeo finds out about the Capulet ball.

Act I, Scenes 1-2

He encounters Lord Capulet's servant, who tells him.

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10. How does Benvolio try to remedy Romeo's lovesickness?

Act I, Scenes 1-2

Get him a different girl.

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1. Who is Susan?

Act I, Scenes 3-5

The Nurses daughter who has the same birthday as Juliet and is dead.

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2. When is Juliet's birthday?

Act I, Scenes 3-5

August 1st

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3. Why does Lady Capulet visit Juliet? What question does she ask her?

Act I, Scenes 3-5

She visits her to talk about marriage and asks her if she can love Paris.

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4. How do the Nurse and Lady Capulet feel about Paris?

Act I, Scenes 3-5

They think he is handsome and rich.

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5. Which character loves to talk?

Act I, Scenes 3-5

Mercutio

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6. Who is Queen Mab?

Act I, Scenes 3-5

the fairy's midwife

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7. What premonition does Romeo have?

Act I, Scenes 3-5

That he is in love and his love doesn't love him.

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8. How did Lord Capulet force the young ladies to dance with him?

Act I, Scenes 3-5

He whispered in their ear that if they didn't he would tell people the reason they weren't dancing was because they ha acorns on their feet.

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9. Who recognizes Romeo's voice at the feast and becomes furious because he is allowed to stay?

Act I, Scenes 3-5

Tybalt

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10. Who first tells Romeo and Juliet who the other is?

Act I, Scenes 3-5

Nurse

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1. Instead of returning home, where does romeo go after the ball?

Act II, Scenes 1 and 2

Capulet's orchard

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2. What is a soliloquy and how is it used in Scene 2?

Act II, Scenes 1 and 2

A soliloquy is a monologue spoken by an actor at a point in the play when the character believes himself to be alone. It is used to let the audience know what the characters are thinking.

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3. By whose name does Mercutio call for Romeo?

Act II, Scenes 1 and 2

Rosaline

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4. How does Romeo learn of Juliet's love for him?

Act II, Scenes 1 and 2

He overhears her talking on her balcony.

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5. What does Romeo say helped him climb over the high walls of the Capulet orchard and find Juliet's window?

Act II, Scenes 1 and 2

love

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6. What do Romeo and Juliet exchange?

Act II, Scenes 1 and 2

vows of love

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7. What do Romeo and Juliet plan to do the next day?

Act II, Scenes 1 and 2

get married

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8. To what does Romeo compare Juliet's beauty?

Act II, Scenes 1 and 2

the sun

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9. Who keeps interrupting the balcony scene?

Act II, Scenes 1 and 2

Nurse

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10. Why does Juliet ask Romeo not to swear by the moon?

Act II, Scenes 1 and 2

The moon is not constant therefore if he swears on the moon their love will be inconsistent.

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1. What is Friar Lawrence's special skill or area of knowledge?

Act II, Scenes 3 and 4

plants and herbs

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2. With what does Friar Lawrence compare the beneficial and poisonous parts of the plant?

Act II, Scenes 3 and 4

Some bad things can turn good and vice versa.

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3. About what does the Friar caution Romeo?

Act II, Scenes 3 and 4

He tells him not to go to fast.

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4. Why does the Friar agree to marry Romeo and Juliet?

Act II, Scenes 3 and 4

He believes that their marriage will end the feud between their families.

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5. Who has sent Romeo a challenge for a duel?

Act II, Scenes 3 and 4

Tybalt

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6. What excuse is Juliet to give for going to Friar Lawrence's cell?

Act II, Scenes 3 and 4

She is going to confession.

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7. Where are Romeo and Juliet to be married?

Act II, Scenes 3 and 4

Friar Lawrence's cell (chapel)

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8. Who teases Romeo about Rosaline and his love-sickness?

Act II, Scenes 3 and 4

Mercutio

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9. Who teases the Nurse and causes her to become crass?

Act II, Scenes 3 and 4

Mercutio

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10. How does Romeo plan to get into Juliet's window?

Act II, Scenes 3 and 4

He will get there with a rope ladder.

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1. At what time did Juliet send the Nurse to see Romeo and find out the wedding plans?

Act II, Scenes 5 and 6

9am

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2. How long has Juliet been waiting for the Nurse to return with the news from Romeo?

Act II, Scenes 5 and 6

3 hours

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3. How does the Nurse react when she finally returns?

Act II, Scenes 5 and 6

She doesn't tell Juliet the immediately, which makes her think it is bad news.

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4. How does the Nurse feel about the marriage?

Act II, Scenes 5 and 6

If Juliet is happy she is happy.

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5. What is the Friar afraid of?

Act II, Scenes 5 and 6

He is scared they are rushing into things.

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6. The friar warns Romeo again about something. What is it?

Act II, Scenes 5 and 6

Love in moderation.

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7. How much do the lovers say their love has grown?

Act II, Scenes 5 and 6

Their love cannot be measured.

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8. How many people know of the marriage?

Act II, Scenes 5 and 6

4: nurse, friar, Romeo, Juliet

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9. Where does the marriage take place?

Act II, Scenes 5 and 6

Friar Lawrence's cell

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10. What is another name for the Friar?

Act II, Scenes 5 and 6

the ghostly confessor

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1. Who begs Mercutio to leave the streets of Verona because the Capulets might also be out on this extremely hot day?

Act III, Scenes 1 and 2

Benvolio

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2. Who comes to the public square looking for a fight with Romeo?

Act III, Scenes 1 and 2

Tybalt

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3. What does Mercutio call Tybalt?

Act III, Scenes 1 and 2

good king of cats

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4. How does Tybalt insult Romeo and try to get him to fight him?

Act III, Scenes 1 and 2

He calls him a man servant and villain. He insults him.

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5. Why won't Romeo fight Tybalt?

Act III, Scenes 1 and 2

Tybalt is Juliet's cousin, whom is now his wife.

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6. Why does Mercutio fight Tybalt?

Act III, Scenes 1 and 2

Tybalt insulted Romeo. Mercutio is maf hr insulted his friend.

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7. How is Mercurio killed?

Act III, Scenes 1 and 2

He is stabbed by Tybalt.

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8. Why does Romeo kill Tybalt?

Act III, Scenes 1 and 2

He was trying to stop the fight.

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9. Who tells the Prince about the murders?

Act III, Scenes 1 and 2

Benvolio

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10. What is Romeo's punishment?

Act III, Scenes 1 and 2

banishment

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1. What day is it in Scene 3?

Act III, Scenes 3 and 4

Monday night

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2. Where did Romeo run to hide after the murder of Tybalt?

Act III, Scenes 3 and 4

Friar Lawrence's cell

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3. How does he react to the news that he is banished from Verona?

Act III, Scenes 3 and 4

He said he would rather die.

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4. Who tells him that the Prince has banished him?

Act III, Scenes 3 and 4

Friar Lawrence

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5. What upsets Romeo the most about being banished?

Act III, Scenes 3 and 4

He is not able to see Juliet.

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6. The Friar gives three reasons that Romeo should be happy. What are they?

Act III, Scenes 3 and 4

Juliet is alive; he is alive, and he is only banished not killed.

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7. What does the Nurse give to Romeo?

Act III, Scenes 3 and 4

Juliet's ring to Romeo

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8. Where is Romeo to go before daybreak?

Act III, Scenes 3 and 4

Mantua

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9. On what day does Lord Capulet plan for Juliet to be married to Paris?

Act III, Scenes 3 and 4

Thursday

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10. Who is to tell Juliet the "good news" concerning her future marriage to Paris?

Act III, Scenes 3 and 4

Lady Capulet

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1. On what day does Scene 5 take place?

Act III, Scene 5

Thursday morning

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2. What significant about the lark and the nightingale?

Act III, Scene 5

Each sings at a different time of the day, so depending on which is signing you will know what time it is.

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3. What vision does Juliet have as Romeo is leaving?

Act III, Scene 5

Something bad will happen. Romeo is died in a tomb.

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4. Who comes to visit with Juliet early that morning?

Act III, Scene 5

Lady Capulet

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5. What news does Lady Capulet give to Juliet?

Act III, Scene 5

Juliet will marry Paris Thursday

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6. What is Juliet's reaction to the news that Lady Capulet gives her?

Act III, Scene 5

She refuses and don't want to.

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7. Who does Juliet turn to for help when he parents leave?

Act III, Scene 5

Nurse

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8. What advice does the Nurse give to Juliet?

Act III, Scene 5

She tells her to marry Paris.

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9. Why does Juliet tell the Nurse that she is going to see Friar Lawrence?

Act III, Scene 5

She is going to confession.

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10. If the Friar cannot furnish a solution for Juliet, what does she the power to do?

Act III, Scene 5

She has the choice to die.

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1. Why is Paris at Friar Laurence's cell?

Act IV, Scene 1-3

To ask friar to marry him and Juliet on Thursday.

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2. What reason does Paris give the Friar for the hasty marriage?

Act IV, Scene 1-3

It is what Lord Capulet wants. To take Tybalt's death off of Juliet's mind.

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3. How long will the sleeping potion take effect?

Act IV, Scene 1-3

42 hours

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4. Where will Juliet be put after her family believes that she is dead?

Act IV, Scene 1-3

the Capulet vault

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5. Who will be waiting in the tomb when Juliet awakens form the sleeping potion?

Act IV, Scene 1-3

Romeo and Friar

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6. Who is supervising the preparations for the wedding?

Act IV, Scene 1-3

Lord Capulet

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7. What change does Lord Capulet make in the wedding plan?

Act IV, Scene 1-3

He moves the wedding ump Wednesday instead of Thursday.

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8. If the potion does not work, what does Juliet plan to do?

Act IV, Scene 1-3

Kill herself with the dagger.

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9. What vision makes her have the strength to go ahead and drink the potion?

Act IV, Scene 1-3

Tybalt going after Romeo.

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10. How will Romeo know about the plans?

Act IV, Scene 1-3

Friar Lawrence sends him a letter via Friar John.

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1. Scene 4 takes place at what time in the morning?

Act IV, Scene 4 and 5

3am

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2. Scene 4 takes place on what day?

Act IV, Scene 4 and 5

Wednesday

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3. How do the Capulets know that Paris is approaching?

Act IV, Scene 4 and 5

They heard his musicians.

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4. Who is sent to wake up Juliet?

Act IV, Scene 4 and 5

Nurse

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5. What does the Nurse find?

Act IV, Scene 4 and 5

Juliet "dead"

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6. Who tries to console the Capulets by saying that Juliet Juliet is better off in heaven?

Act IV, Scene 4 and 5

Friar Lawrence

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7. How do the wedding preparations change after they find Juliet?

Act IV, Scene 4 and 5

The wedding preparations are turned into a funeral.

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8. How does the County Paris react to the death of Juliet?

Act IV, Scene 4 and 5

He feels, cheated, wronged, and slain. He is very upset and devastated.

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9. How does Lord Capulet know that she is dead?

Act IV, Scene 4 and 5

She is cold, her joints are stiff, no color in her lips, and no pulse.

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10. How does the act end?

Act IV, Scene 4 and 5

An argument between Peter and the musicians. It is comedy in a place of tragedy.