Retake Act 1 Romeo and Juliet

IN THE PROLOGUE, THE PHRASE "A PAIR OF STAR-CROSSED LOVERS" SUGGESTS ALL OF THE FOLLOWING EXCEPT

• A LONG RELATIONSHIP

• A DOOMED ROMANCE

• AN UNHAPPY ENDING

• A BELIEF IN ASTROLOGY

ALL OF THE FOLLOWING ARE CAUSES OF THE FIGHT IN SCENE 1 EXCEPT

• HOT TEMPERS

• FIERCE LOYALTIES

• INSULTING ACTIONS

• MISUNDERSTANDINGS

THE PRINCE'S MAIN REASON FOR WANTING THE FIGHTING BETWEEN THE CAPULETS AND THE MONTAGUES TO STOP IS THAT IT

• HURTS AND KILLS INNOCENT PEOPLE

• IS GIVING VERONA A BAD REPUTATION

• CREATES DISORDER AND DISTURBS THE PEACE

• ENDANGERS THE MEMBERS OF BOTH FAMILIES

ROMEO IS HEARTBROKEN BECAUSE HE LOVES A WOMAN WHO IS

• A CAPULET

• TOO YOUNG TO MARRY

• NOT IN LOVE WITH HIM

• PROMISED TO ANOTHER MAN

BOTH ROMEO AND PARIS FACE OBSTACLES IN GAINING THE WOMEN THEY LOVE, AND EACH MAN IS ADVISED TO

• PROPOSE MARRIAGE

• BE MORE ROMANTIC

• HAVE MORE PATIENCE

• CONSIDER OTHER WOMEN

ROMEO AGREES TO GO TO THE CAPULET PARTY BECAUSE HE WANTS TO

• BE NEAR ROSALINE

• GET OVER HIS BROKEN HEART

• SEE IF ROSALINE IS INVOLVED WITH SOMEONE ELSE

• SHOW HIS BRAVERY IN ENTERING THE CAPULET HOME

SCENE 3 SHOWS THE NURSE TO BE ALL OF THE FOLLOWING EXCEPT

• LIVELY

• SOPHISTICATED

• TALKATIVE

• AFFECTIONATE

JULIET AGREES TO PAY ATTENTION TO PARIS AT THE PARTY MAINLY IN ORDER TO

• HONOR HER MOTHER'S REQUEST

• ENCOURAGE HIS INTEREST IN HER

• SATISFY HER CURIOSITY ABOUT HIM

• KEEP HIM FROM FEELING REJECTED

HOW DOES JULIET RESPOND WHEN ROMEO BEGINS TO FLIR WITH HER?

• SHE TRIES TO ESCAPE

• SHE RESPONDS WITH INTEREST

• SHE POLITELY DISCOURAGES HIM

• SHE BECOMES SHY AND AWKWARD

UPON LEARNING THAT JULIET IS A CAPULET, ROMEO'S FIRST REACTION IS ONE OF

• PANIC

• DISGUST

• DISMAY

• UNCONCERN