Romeo and Juliet Act 3

How does Romeo contribute to Mercutio's death?

• He duels Mercutio.

• He tells Tybalt what Mercutio's weakness is.

• He interferes with the fight to break it up and Tybalt stabs Mercutio.

• He holds back Mercutio so Tybalt can kill him.

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Who kills Tybalt? 

• Romeo 
• Mercutio
• Benvolio 
• The Prince

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Romeo is sentenced to death by the Prince in Act 3 Scene 1. 

• True
• False

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When the Nurse first enters Juliet's room to tell her someone has died, who does she first worry is dead? 

• Tybalt 
• Her mother
• The Nurse
• Romeo 

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Which characters die in Act 3

• Tybalt and Romeo 
• Benvolio and Mercutio 
• Mercutio and Tybalt 
• Benvolio and Tybalt 

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What is a foil character? 

• A character with opposite characteristics of the protagonist or another key character to be compared and contrasted. 
• A character wrapped up in tinfoil to look like a knight or alien. 
• A character who is the exact same as another character to emphasis their traits. 
• A silly or ignorant character.

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Which two characters foil each other?

• Nurse and Benvolio 
• Romeo and Mercutio
• Juliet and Friar Lawrence
• Romeo and Lord Capulet 

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What does Romeo say he would rather do than be banished?

• Serve a prison sentence
• Pay a fee
• Apologize
• Die

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At the end of Act 3, Juliet goes to Friar Lawrence for what reason?

• To go to confession 
• To divorce Romeo before marrying Paris
• To get advice.
• To get medicine to sleep better. 

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Dramatic Irony is when the words or acts of a character in a play that may carry a meaning not understood by himself but understood by the audience.  Usually the character's own interests are involved in a way he cannot understand

• True
• False 

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