Romeo & Juliet Act 1, Scenes 3-4

Romeo & Juliet Act 1, Scene 3 & 4

Multiple Choice

True or false: Nurse had a daughter who was born on the same day as Juliet

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

The nurse tells quite a long story in this scene - what is it concerning?

• The fact that her husband made a sexual remark regarding his wife

• The fact that a farmer made a sexual remark regarding one of his roosters

• The fact that a farmer made a sexual joke regarding Juliet's future

• The fact that her husband made a sexual joke at Baby Juliet's expense

Multiple Choice

Are the nurse and Lady Capulet both in agreement about Paris’ good looks?

• Yes

• No

Multiple Choice

How old was Lady Capulet when she gave birth to Juliet?

• 18

• Almost the same age as Juliet

• 16

• 21

Multiple Choice

Who breast-fed Juliet when she was born?

• She was not breast-fed

• Lady Capulet

• The Nurse

• none of the above

Multiple Choice

Which characteristic of the Nurse is most evident in this scene?

• Her vulgar and sexual language

• Her noisy attitude

• Her carelessness

• Her like or interest in Lady Capulet

Romeo & Juliet Act 1, Scene 4

Multiple Choice

In this scene, Mercutio plays the role of a good friend to Romeo, trying to cheer him up - what does he say regarding love?

• If love be sad to you, be sad to love.

• If love be harsh to you, be harsh to love.

• If love be white to you, be red to hate.

• If love be rough with you, be rough with love.

Multiple Choice

Which of these statements could describe Mercutio’s overall message to Romeo:

• Quit moping around with your nonsensical talk about dreams

• Quit moping around with your bad attitude towards authority

• quit moping around about that girl you fell for ages ago

• Quit moping around about Juliet, she come back to you when the time is right.

Multiple Choice

How do the Montagues plan on getting into the Capulets' feast?

• by wearing costumes

• by wearing masks

• by going naked

• none of the above

Multiple Choice

Who is Queen Mab?

• Queen of Morrocco

• Queen of Scicily

• Queen of Verona

• The fairies' midwife

Multiple Choice

At the end of the scene, what circumstance does Romeo foreshadow?

• His marriage with Rosline

• His own death

• His exile

• None of the above