Romeo and Juliet Act 5 Test

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What does Paris believe Romeo's intentions are when he arrives at Juliet's tomb?

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Paris thinks that Romeo has come to dishonor the corpse of Tybalt or Juliet.

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What is Friar Laurence's plan to remedy the situation in Act 5?

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Friar Laurence plans to write again to Mantua after he rescues Juliet.

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Why does Friar Laurence go to the burial monument in Act 5, Scene 2?

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He goes because Juliet will wake in three hours alone.

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What prevents Friar John from delivering his message to Romeo?

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Friar John is quarantined in a house believed to be infected with the plague.

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What is the term for when the audience knows something that the characters do not?

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Dramatic irony.

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What is the significance of dramatic irony in 'Romeo and Juliet'?

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Dramatic irony heightens the emotional impact of the story, as the audience is aware of the tragic fate awaiting the characters.

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What role does fate play in 'Romeo and Juliet'?

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Fate is portrayed as a powerful force that determines the characters' destinies, often leading to tragic outcomes.

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How does the theme of love manifest in Act 5?

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The theme of love is evident in the tragic sacrifices made by Romeo and Juliet, showcasing the intensity and consequences of their love.

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What is the outcome of Romeo's actions upon finding Juliet in the tomb?

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Romeo, believing Juliet to be dead, takes his own life, leading to the tragic conclusion of the play.

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What does Juliet do when she awakens and finds Romeo dead?

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Juliet takes her own life with Romeo's dagger, unable to live without him.