The soliloquy in lines 103–109 reveals

Romeo’s thoughts and feelings

Lines 126–130 imply that

fate is the antagonist that will bring down Romeo and Juliet

the Prince’s royal status is a foil for Romeo’s banishment

Romeo does not yet realize the consequences of his actions

Romeo will never forgive himself or the loss of Mercutio

How can you tell that Romeo is the protagonist?

The audience can relate to his despair over his friend’s death.

He has a soliloquy toward the end of the scene.

He often engages in word play with their characters.

More than one character serves as a foil for him.

How does this excerpt show dramatic irony?

Mercutio does not understand why Romeo initially won’t fight, but the audience knows Romeo’s reasons.

Romeo tries to remain calm, but after Tybalt kills Mercutio, Romeo becomes enraged and reacts.

Tybalt’s aggressive nature highlights how passive Romeo’s behavior has become since he met Juliet.

Shakespeare mimicked natural speech by writing many of the lines in unrhymed iambic pentameter.

Based on the story, "The Moon Goddess," which event happens first?

The gods and goddesses have a feast and eat the last of the peaches.

Hsi Wang Mu greets Yi as he arrives at the Kunlun Mountains.

Chang-O decides to drink the elixir while Yi is gone on his daily hunt.

Hsi Wang Mu warns Yi about the dangers of drinking the elixir on a cloudy night.

The characteristic of a myth in lines 4–6 is

an explanation of an aspect of nature

an explanation of an aspect of human life

After Yi is banished to earth, he

goes on a long journey for his wife

rides in an empress’s chariot

Which of the following statements shows the correct sequence of events?

Yi serves the gods, is banished to earth, and then acquires the elixir of immortality.

Yi serves the gods, acquires the elixir of immortality, and then is banished to earth.

Yi acquires the elixir of immortality, is banished to earth, and then serves the gods.

Yi is banished to earth, serves the gods, and then acquires the elixir of immortality.

Which statement best paraphrases the sentence contained in lines 26–27?

Chang-O was happy when Yi came home and gave her the elixir.

Chang-O was excited to be with her sisters again.

Chang-O was happy to see her husband when he came home.

Yi came home and gave Chang-O the elixir.

Which of the following statements helps you identify this selection as a myth?

Yi visits his wife on the moon.

Yi shares his hunt with his neighbors.

Chang-O wants to be with her sisters.

Which statement best paraphrases the sentence contained in lines 49–50?

Chang-O ran outside and rose up into the night sky.

Chang-O rose up into the night sky, but then she got lost.

As soon as Chang-O drank the elixir, she ran outside.

Chang-O was happy as she rose up into the night sky.

Which lesson does this myth teach?

Selfishness and impatience are costly.

Following your own will is important.

Repay someone if they serve you well.

Which event seems most crucial in escalating the conflicts in both selections?

Romeo’s attack on Tybalt and Chang-O’s drinking of the elixir

Mercutio’s taunting of Tybalt and Yi’s visits with his neighbors

Romeo’s kindness toward Tybalt and Yi’s banishment to earth

Benvolio’s insistence on privacy and His Wang Mu’s creation of the elixir

Romeo in Romeo and Juliet and Chang-O in “The Moon Goddess” both

act without thinking about the consequences of their behaviors

let anger cloud how they react to troubling situations

ignore the warnings of others in order to get what they want

ask a loved one to take on a difficult task so that they can have their way

The thesis statement emphasizes

allegiance to love vs. disregard of love

The background information provided in sentence 5 is helpful because it

shows how Yi tries to please his wife

tells how Yi’s wife is insensitive

The second point of the essay is supported with the detail that Yi

mourns for Chang-O despite her deception

believes Chang-O innocently drank the elixir

misses his wife when he goes on his daily hunt

forgives his wife for losing the elixir

Change sentence 12 to include information about Mercutio.

Romeo’s love drives his behavior until Tybalt kills his friend, Mercutio.

Romeo and Juliet are secretly married, then an unfortunate incident happens.

After an unfortunate event, Mercutio says both families are plagued.

Romeo runs away after an unfortunate incident happens.

Choose the best way to revise sentence 14 so its beginning varies from that of 15.

Temporarily, Romeo disregards his love and lets anger guide his actions.

When he temporarily disregards his love, his anger guides his actions.

He then temporarily disregards his love and lets anger guide his actions.

Romeo temporarily disregards his love and lets anger guide his actions.

Choose the best way to revise sentence 16 so its beginning varies from that of sentences 15 and 17.

Only upon Tybalt’s death does he realize the consequences of that deed.

Then Romeo realizes the consequences of the deed.

He does not realize the consequences until after the deed is done.

He realizes the consequences of his deed only after the deed is done.

The second point of this essay is supported with the detail that Romeo

forgets his love and kills Tybalt

gathers his courage and leaves Juliet

In Act 1, Scene 1, why is the Prince angry with Capulet and Montague?

Their family feud has disturbed the peace of the city.

The family members carry swords and other weapons in public.

They are too old to be out walking around the city.

They refuse to accept his advice.

Why does Romeo agree to go to the Capulet’s party?

to forget his love for Rosaline

to make peace with the Capulets

Why does Friar Lawrence agree to marry Romeo and Juliet?

He believes the marriage will create peace between the families.

He does not know their family backgrounds.

He dislikes the Capulets and Montagues

He is following the Prince’s orders.

Why does Juliet lose her trust in the Nurse at the end of Act 3?

The Nurse advises Juliet to marry Paris.

The Nurse believes Romeo is dead.

The Nurse wants Juliet to run away.

The Nurse brings too much bad news.

What causes Friar Lawrence to go to the churchyard?

His message to Romeo was not delivered, so he has to help Juliet when she wakes.

It is part of his and Juliet’s plan.

He hears that Paris and Romeo plan to fight a duel there.

He is called there by the Prince.

What is the result of Friar Lawrence’s idea of having Juliet take the potion?

Romeo thinks she is dead, so he takes real poison.

Paris thinks Romeo killed her and tries to kill Romeo.

In the end, whom or what do the others blame for the deaths of Romeo and Juliet?

the foolish feud between the Montagues and Capulets

the Prince and his foolish laws

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Based on the passage you just read from Act 3.1, which of the following statements best describes Mercutio’s role as a foil for Romeo?

Romeo is a Montague; Mercutio is not.

Tybalt is angry with both men.

Romeo gets angry after Mercutio dies.

Mercutio is aggressive; Romeo is passive.

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CCSS.RL.8.6

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Which of the following events happens first?

Romeo and Tybalt have a sword fight.

Mercutio insults Tybalt.

Romeo and Juliet secretly marry.

Benvolio tells Romeo to leave.

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CCSS.RL.8.3

CCSS.RL.9-10.3

CCSS.RL.7.3

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CCSS.RL.9-10.5

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

In lines 31–50, Mercutio and Benvolio are

antagonists

foils for each other

tragic heroes

sources of comic relief

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Read lines 55–62. How would you describe the relationship between Romeo and Tybalt?

competitive, but at times a bit hostile and jealous

superficial, with occasional moments of sincerity

a little shaky, but headed in a positive direction

hostile, despite Romeo’s reconciliation efforts

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Audiences identify with Romeo’s feelings in lines 57–60 because they know that he

frequently spends time with Tybalt

nearly lost a battle with Mercutio

married Juliet, Tybalt’s cousin

almost fought against Benvolio

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30 sec • 1 pt

Romeo’s attack on Tybalt is an event that

establishes Tybalt as the tragic hero

establishes Mercutio as the tragic hero

provides comic relief

leads to the story’s tragic outcome

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Which of the following is the best way to paraphrase lines 63–64?

I never hurt you. I love you more than you know.

I cannot tell you why I love you, but you will find out soon enough.

I may have injured you before, but I will not injure you again.

Your claim that I injured you is ridiculous.

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Romeo and Juliet

Based on the passage you just read from Act 3.1, which of the following statements best describes Mercutio’s role as a foil for Romeo?

Which of the following events happens first?

In lines 31–50, Mercutio and Benvolio are

Read lines 55–62. How would you describe the relationship between Romeo and Tybalt?

Audiences identify with Romeo’s feelings in lines 57–60 because they know that he

Romeo’s attack on Tybalt is an event that

Which of the following is the best way to paraphrase lines 63–64?

Which of the following is the best way to paraphrase lines 82–83?

Which of the following words is an example of word play?

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