Romeo and Juliet Final

Which theater was built in England for Shakespeare's group of actors?

• The King's Players
• The Curtain
• The Globe
• The Inns of Court

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Which of these is a stage prop that would be important in Act 5, Scene 1 when Romeo visits the apothecary?

• A dagger and sword
• A vial of liquid
• A letter on parchment
• A long wooden table

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When was Romeo and Juliet written?

• 1980s
• 1890s
• 1430s
• 1590s

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How would the Friar speak the line: (Aside) " I would I knew not why it should be slowed"

• He would say it after leaving the stage
• He would direct it to the audience only
• He would interrupt the other actors
• He would speak it louder than everything else

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What is the purpose of Juliet's soliloquy in Act 3 Scene 2

• To summarize the story
• To let the audience know how Juliet feels
• To give the actor more lines to memorize
• to show the audience how the play was made

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How is the audience meant to respond to the scene when the nurse meets Mercutio, Benvolio, and Romeo

• The audience should cry
• The audience should laugh
• The audience should stand up
• The audience should boo

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What is the dramatic purpose of Act IV, Scene 4

• To show Juliet does not get along with her family
• To teach the audience how to plan a feast
• To set the tone for the following scene
• To build suspense before the family finds juliet

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When Prince Escalus finds the Montagues and Capulets brawling in the street in Act I, Scene 1, why does he speak in blank verse?

• To show his high social status
• To show his love of language
• To show he has great power
• To show he has no power

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How can the reader tell that Romeo and Juliet is a tragedy?

• The main characters die at the end
• The main character has to solve a problem
• The Author writes in verse and prose
• The characters joke around with one another

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What is the purpose for the prologue at the beginning of the play?

• To ask the audience to participate
• To answer questions from the audience
• To introduce the princple actors
• To set up the story for the audience

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