Review Romeo and Juliet Acts 3-4

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What event triggers the tragic turn of events in Act 3 of Romeo & Juliet?

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Mercutio's death is the event that triggers the tragic turn of events in Act 3.

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Who is stabbed underneath Romeo's arm during the fight?

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Mercutio is the character who is stabbed underneath Romeo's arm.

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Who decides to organize Juliet's wedding to Paris for the following Thursday?

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Lord Capulet decides to organize Juliet's wedding to Paris.

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Why is Friar Lawrence still helping Juliet and Romeo?

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Friar Lawrence is helping Juliet and Romeo because he can't marry Juliet again.

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When does Juliet see Paris?

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Juliet sees Paris while he goes to see the Friar.

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What is the significance of Mercutio's death in the play?

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Mercutio's death signifies the turning point in the play, leading to the tragic consequences of the feud.

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How does Tybalt's challenge to Romeo escalate the conflict?

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Tybalt's challenge to Romeo escalates the conflict by provoking a duel that results in Mercutio's death.

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What role does the Nurse play in Juliet's life?

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The Nurse acts as a confidante and caregiver to Juliet, providing support and advice.

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What is the main theme of love in Romeo and Juliet?

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The theme of love in Romeo and Juliet explores the intensity and consequences of passionate love.

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How does the setting of Verona influence the events of the play?

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The setting of Verona, with its feuding families, creates a backdrop for the conflict and tragedy.