Romeo and Juliet Act 3 Scene 1 Review

If Mr. Bodine were to post an assignment on a Wednesday when would it normally be due?

• Friday

• That Wednesday

• Next Monday

• There is no due date at all

Who is Mercutio related to by blood?

• The Prince

• Romeo

• Juliet

• Tybalt

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Who dies in this scene?

• Mercutio

• Benvolio

• Tybalt

• Peter

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What punishment does Romeo receive at the end of this scene?

• He will be executed as soon as he is found

• He will be exiled from Verona

• He will be thrown in prison

• He doesn't receive any punishment for his actions

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In act 2 Tybalt made it known that he wanted to duel Romeo. Romeo however tries to defuse the conflict. Why doesn't he want to fight now?

• He is afraid of Tybalt and has been avoiding him for a long time

• He is now married to Juliet and is therefore Tybalt's cousin

• Tybalt and he used to be childhood friends and he wants to honor the memory of their friendship.

• He doesn't know how to use a sword and therefore has no way of defending himself

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What does Romeo believe that his relationship with Juliet might have done to him?

• Made him effeminate (girly)

• Made him timid (fearful)

• Made him too easygoing

• Made him wrathful (angry)

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In what way does Mercutio get wounded?

• He gets stabbed through the stomach

• His leg is nearly cut off

• He gets his tongue sliced off

• He gets beheaded

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As Romeo flees the scene, who is left to explain the situation to everyone?

• Tybalt

• Benvolio

• Mercutio

• Nurse

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Shakespearean plays had special effects in them as hard as that is to believe. How would Shakespearean actors have achieved the effect of someone bleeding?

• A parchment bag filled with red ink

• An animal's bladder filled with real blood

• An animal's stomach filled with tomato juice

• Shakespearean actors actually didn't have a way of doing this and the audience just had to use their imaginations

• Shakespearean actors were very dedicated to their craft and would actually let themselves be wounded

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Why is it such a problem that members of the Capulet and Montague houses get into a fight in this scene?

• It's just rude

• In the first act, they created a huge amount of property damage, which they can't pay for

• In the first act, they were warned against doing it again by the prince

• It honestly isn't a problem, the townspeople are pretty used to this at this point.

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