Romeo and Juliet: Act 2, Scene 6

What advice does the Friar give Romeo about love at the start of Act 2, Scene 6?

• Love violently.

• Love moderately.

• Love calmly.

• Love passionately.

In Act 2, Scene 6, the Friar prays that the heavens will do what?

• Conceal the marriage from Juliet's parents.

• Prevent the marriage if it is not meant to be.

• Smile upon Romeo and Juliet's marriage.

• Prepare Romeo and Juliet for hardship.

Romeo dares death to -------------------------.

• Do his worst.

• Come and take him now while he is in church.

• Do what its dares if he is allowed to marry Juliet.

• Claim him before Tybalt can get to him.

The friar compares too-passionate love to what?

• Swords and guns.

• Fire and gunpowder.

• Fire and water.

• Gunpowder and bullets.

Juliet considers herself wealthy in Act 2, Scene 6 because ----------------.

• She has true love.

• Romeo's family is wealthy.

• She will have a large inheritance.

• Her father is wealthy.

The Friar will not let Romeo and Juliet stay alone together until what?

• They are married.

• They talk to their parents.

• They make confession.

• They promise him to behave.