Where is the play set?

• Verona
• Vegas
• Versailles
• Victoria

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What will  be the penalty from the prince if the families fight again?

• Banishment
• Death
• Prison
• A large fine

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Who is Romeo in love with at the start of the play?

• Rosemary
• Juliet
• Rosaline
• Judith

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What is Lord Capulet's response to Paris' request to marry Juliet?

• That he can marry Juliet right away
• That he cannot marry Juliet
• That he must wait and marry Juliet in two years
• That he must wait and marry Juliet in one year

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How old is Juliet?

• 12
• 13
• 14
• 15

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Who does Romeo fall in love with at the party?

• Rosaline
• Nurse
• Juliet
• Lady Capulet

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What is so ironic about Romeo and Juliet falling in love?

• They are too young for love
• Their families are fighting each other
  
• Romeo was more attracted to the nurse
• Juliet liked Mercutio first

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According to Lord Capulet, if a woman doesn't dance it is because....

• She has corns
• She's married
• She has a broken foot
• She has bad breath

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How does Tybalt react to seeing Romeo and the party?

• He wants to fight him
• Ignores him
• Leaves crying
• Asks him to dance

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The prologue predicts the death of Romeo and Juliet. This is an example of.....

• Simile
• Irony
• Metaphor
• Foreshadowing

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