Romeo and Juliet Test Honors

Who caused Romeo's depression in Act I?

• Rosaline
• Juliet
• Tybalt
• Lady Capulet

Who helps plan Juliet's escape?

• Friar Lawrence
• Romeo
• Friar John
• Benvolio

Act II: Why did Romeo leave Benvolio and Mercutio after the party?

• He wants to mope, alone, over Rosaline
• He is being pursued by Tybalt
• He cannot bear to be away from Juliet
• He decided to walk home alone to think about Rosaline

Act II: Friar Lawrence agrees to marry the lovers mainly because he believes that this:

• will make Romeo happy at last.
• has been arranged by God.
• cannot be prevented.
• provides a chance to end the feuding between families

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Act III: Why does Tybalt come looking for Romeo?

• He is angry that Romeo married Juliet
• He is angry that Romeo was at the Capulet party
• He wants retribution for the fight at the beginning of the play
• He is concerned about Juliet and wants advice

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Act III: At the end of this act, Juliet declares that she knows a remedy, “if all else fail.” The “remedy” to which she is referring is:

• Suicide
• Running Away
• An appeal to the Prince
• Divorce

Act IV: What is Juliet’s mood when she asks Friar Lawrence for advice?

• Optimism
• Bewilderment
• Desperation
• Guilt and Shame

Act IV: Who first discovers Juliet’s “death”?

• Friar Lawrence
• Balthasar
• The Nurse
• Paris

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Translate this quote: “From forth the fatal loins of these two foes, a pair of star-crossed lovers take their life” (Prologue)

• Two children are so in love, they would fly to the stars and back.
• Two children of well-known celebrity families fall in love and run away together.
• Two unlucky children of enemies fall in love and commit suicide.
• Their love is like two lions who are from different packs that cannot be together.

Must now bury a wife and a son

• Lord Montague
• Lady Montague
• Prince
• Lord Capulet