Romeo and Juliet 2

Romeo's mentor

• Benvolio
• Friar Lawrence
• The Nurse
• Prince Escalus

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The woman Romeo loves at the beginning of the play

• Juliet
• Rosaline
• the Nurse
• Lady Capulet

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The man Lord Capulet wants Juliet to marry

• Mercutio
• Prince Escalus
• Romeo
• Paris

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Who wrote Romeo and Juliet?

• Homer
• Dante Allegheri
• William Shakespeare
• Christopher Marlowe

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Shakespeare uses the prologue to inform the audience that _____________.

• Romeo is a Montague & Juliet is a Caplet
• Juliet is a widow
• Romeo is a fugitive
• The lovers from two feuding families will die

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What insulting gesture is made at the beginning of the play? 

• Flip off with the middle finger
• A crude gesture pointed at someone's mother
• The gesture of cutting the throat. 
• The gesture of biting the thumb. 

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How does Lady Capulet feel about Paris' proposal?

• She is excited for Juliet and wants her to consider marriage to Paris.
• She thinks Juliet is too young and should wait two more years.
• She would prefer that Juliet marry Prince Escalus or his cousin Mercutio.
• She is surprised because Juliet is beyond marrying age and is considered to be an old maid.

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Why are the two families feuding?

• One family stole from the other
• No one remembers
• They own rival businesses
• Their children fall in love

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in a drama when a character speaks to him- or herself. Usually portrays the inner thoughts of the character

• soliloquy

• aside

• sonnet

• monologue

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Hints/clues of what may happen later in the story are called

• flashback
• foreshadowing
• suspense
• symbolism

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