Romeo and Juliet (Act 3, Scenes 3 - 5)

At the beginning of Scene 3, Friar Lawrence tells Romeo ........?

• that Prince Escalus has sentenced him to death.

• that Prince Escalus has forced Friar Lawrence to divorce Romeo and Juliet.

• that Prince Escalus has sentenced him to live out his life in Mantua, Italy.

• that Prince Escalus has sentenced him to banishment from Verona, Italy.

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After hearing about Juliet's grief in Scene 3, Romeo tries to....

• run away to France.

• kill Prince Escalus.

• take his own life.

• kill the Nurse for delivering such sad news.

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In Scene 3, what is Friar Lawrence's plan?

• Friar Lawrence is going to tell Lord and Lady Capulet that Romeo and Juliet are married so that Romeo can stay in Verona.

• Friar Lawrence thinks that Juliet should marry Paris and that Romeo should make a new life in Mantua.

• Romeo will go see Juliet and leave for Mantua in the morning. He will wait in Mantua until everyone knows that Romeo and Juliet are married.

• Friar Lawrence does not have a plan.

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In Scene 3, which type of figurative language is being used by Romeo in the quote below?

"Flies can kiss her, but I must flee the city. Flies are like free men, but I have been banished."

• simile

• metaphor

• personification

• soliloquy

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In Scene 3, Romeo is using which type of figurative language with the quote below?

"I won't hide unless all the mist from my heartsick groans envelopes me like fog and conceals me from people's searching eyes."

• simile

• metaphor

• personification

• soliloquy

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In Scene 4, Capulet declares that he will ........

• make a desperate argument for Juliet to marry Paris.

• pay Paris to avenge Tybalt's death.

• kill Montague with his bare hands.

• will hide if Romeo comes near his household.

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Tybalt Capulet was murdered on a Monday. During that same week, which day does Capulet plan to hold the arranged marriage of his daughter?

• Monday

• Tuesday

• Wednesday

• Thursday

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Which bird from the play is associated with daylight?

• raven

• seagull

• nightingale

• lark

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What are Lady Capulet's plans for Romeo?

• She plans to send her daughter to Romeo in Mantua.

• She plans to kill Romeo with her own bow and arrow.

• She plans to send a servant to poison Romeo in Mantua.

• She plans to run away with Romeo to Mantua.

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Juliet's lack of desire to marry Paris is received well by her father.

• True

• False

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