
Romeo and Juliet Act 1
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English
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9th - 12th Grade
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Practice Problem
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Easy
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Donna Kapa
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10 Slides • 5 Questions
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By Donna Kapa
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Open Ended
What do you think of the play so far?
What questions do you have about Act 1?
What did you like, or what did you find challenging about reading Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet?
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Objectives
Identify the elements of drama in Romeo and Juliet Act 1.
Analyze how each scene develops conflict and rising action.
Predict how Act 1 sets up the tragedy that follows.
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Academic Vocabulary
Dialogue
Monologue
Soliloquy
Aside
Stage Direction
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Conversation between characters
Dialogue
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Long speech to other characters
Monologue
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Speech by one character alone their revealing thoughts
Soliloquy
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Short remark unheard by other characters or directed to the audience
Aside
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Notes to the actors on movement/tone
Stage Directions
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Match
Organize these options into the right categories
Dialogue
Monologue
Soliloquy
Aside
Stage Directions
Conversation between two or more characters
Speech delivered by a single character
A lone character speaks their thoughts
A remark made by a character that is not heard by others
Instructions for actors on how to perform
Conversation between two or more characters
Speech delivered by a single character
A lone character speaks their thoughts
A remark made by a character that is not heard by others
Instructions for actors on how to perform
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Act 1 Action and Conflict
In the next few slides, you’ll look at key scenes from Act 1.
For each, decide:
1️⃣ Which part of the plot structure it belongs to.
2️⃣ Whether it adds a problem or begins a solution.
💡 Tip: Think of the “plot arc” as a line rising toward the play’s climax.
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Labeling
Drag the following events into the correct order in the rising action.
Paris asks to marry Juliet
Prince’s decree
Mercutio teases Romeo
The Capulet Party
Tybalt vows revenge
Romeo and Juliet meet
Servants’ fight
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Categorize
Sort the following events into the correct category.
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Open Ended
Based on the events i Act 1, what do you predict will be the next major problem in Act 2?
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