Romeo and Juliet Act II

What is the purpose of the prologue in Act II?

• Reviews what has occurred and what is to come next.
• Remind us of the prologue before Act I
• Provide audience with an intermission
• Give the Chorus an introduction to the play

What does the Chorus talk about during the prologue?

• The family feud will escalate into a violent war
• Romeo's feelings have shifted from Rosaline to Juliet
• Tybalt will attack Romeo when he least expects it
• Romeo and Juliet's love won't last

What does Romeo do after the Capulet party?

• runs away because he can't betray Rosaline

• climbs over the orchard wall and waits under Juliet's balcony

• goes home to go to sleep

• waits for Benvolio and Mercutio to walk home

Why doesn't Romeo leave the party with Mercutio and Benvolio?

• He is tired of their jokes.

• He has arranged to meet Juliet.

• He hopes to ambush Tybalt.

• He wants to see Juliet again.

Where are Romeo and Juliet when they see each other for the second time?

• She is leaving the feast and he is passing by on the street.

• She is at her window and he is in the garden below.

• They are both at Friar Lawrence's cell.

• They are both in the Capulet family orchard.

What does Juliet say she would to if she knew Romeo loved her?

• Give up her Capulet name

• Reject Paris's propasal

• Marry him

• Leave Verona forever

Who says this:
“O Romeo, Romeo! – wherefore art thou Romeo?Deny thy father and refuse thy name.”

• Romeo
• Juliet
• Friar Lawrence
• Nurse

"What's in a name? That which we call a _______________/ By any other word would smell as sweet."

• rose

• honey

• flower

• meadow

To what does Juliet not want Romeo to swear his love?

• a light in the dark
• the sun
• the moon
• a rose

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Juliet begs Romeo not to swear "by the moon": what is her reasoning?

• It is a cloudy night and neither lover can actually see the moon.
• Morning is quickly approaching, and with the sun coming up, the moon is waning.
• The moon changes often; Juliet fears that if Romeo swears by it, his love will be as inconsistent
• The moon is too bright, and Juliet fears it might mean Romeo's promise will be an unstable one.