Romeo and Juliet practice test

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Shakespeare's language is often mistaken for Old English

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True

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Meaning of 'star-crossed lovers'

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Not meant to live together (False)

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Prologues to Act 1 and Act 2 are sonnets

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True

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Lord Capulet's speech on Juliet's marriage

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Example of a monologue

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Comments by Capulet servants unheard by Montagues

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Aside

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Prince's warning to Montagues and Capulets

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"If you ever disturb our streets again/ Your lives shall pay the forfeit of the peace."

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Nurse's cry for help

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Juliet in coma from potion

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Dramatic device in 4.5 after Capulets learn of Juliet's 'death'

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comic relief

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"Wherefore art thou Romeo?"

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Why are you Romeo?

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Shakespeare's meaning:

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Love present, engagement not ready.