Vocabulary

The guests at the Capulet masquerade were festive and _____________. 

• luminous
• sublime
• naive
• boisterous

Nurse and Friar Lawrence find Juliet and Romeo to be extremely ___________.  

• naive
• boisterous
• incomprehensible 
• luminous

Romeo kills Tybalt in a fit of rage.  As a result, Prince Escalus __________________ him.  

• banishes
• incomprehensible 
• cantankerous
• ominous

Friar Lawrence is reluctant to help Romeo, but he remains _____________. 

• naive
• amicable
• cantankerous
• sentiment

Friar Jon is detained as he is trying to tell Romeo that Juliet's death is fake.  When he is quarantined, I get a/an ______________ feeling in my gut.  

• sentiment
• cantankerous 
• ominous
• bewildering

How does the suffix -ly help you understand the following sentence: 
"She motioned silently to Romeo." 

• It tells you Juliet is motioning for him. 
• It helps you understand what it was like when she motioned Romeo.
• It helps you understand more about silence.
• It helps you understand why Romeo is characterized as silent.

How does the suffix -ment help you understand the word "enslavement"?

• It helps you understand slavery to the extent that people were enslaved.
• It helps you understand what -ment is.
• It helps you understand how slaves were characterized.
• It helps you understand that the word implies the action of enslaving people.

How does the suffix -ous help you understand the following sentence?
"Tybalt was obnoxious at the masquerade."

• It helps the reader by characterizing how Tybalt was acting at the masquerade. 
• It helps the reader understand the result of Tybalt's actions.  
• It helps the reader understand what Tybalt is capable of.
• It helps the reader understand what the masquerade was like.

How does the suffix -ible help you understand the following sentence:
"Paris found Juliet very desirable." 

• It helps the reader understand how Juliet feels about Paris.
• It helps the reader understand how  Paris feels about Juliet.
• It helps the reader understand to what extent Paris finds Juliet desirable.  
• It helps the reader understand the result of liking Juliet.  

"She was quick when she walked."
"She walked quickly."
The word "quick" describes the girl, while the word "quickly" describes what the walking was like.  

• True 
• False