Romeo and Juliet Act 1 Scene 5 Lessons 1-3 (Amplify)

What does The Prologue tell us about the two "star-cross'd lovers" ?

• They get married.

• They have children.

• They die.

• They ran away together.

The parents of the "star cross'd lovers" are

• good friends.

• longtime enemies.

• uninterested in each other.

• strangers to each other.

Based on The Prologue, what information can we gather about the play?

• It takes place in Verona.

• It will take about two hours.

• It has raging parents as characters.

• All of the above.

What does Shakespeare mean when he writes “their parents’ rage,/Which, but their children’s end, nought could remove” ?

• Not even their children’s deaths could end the parents’ rage.

• Only their children’s deaths could end the parents’ rage.

I’m elated because I won free tickets to see my favorite band! I couldn’t be happier! This is the greatest day ever!

Elated means...

• overjoyed

• overwhelmed

• overcharged

You’ve always been fortunate, Libra. Good things just seem to come your way. You truly seem to have a charmed life. This week, take time to be thankful for all your blessings!

Libra has always been fortunate. What does this mean?

• Libra has always been loyal.

• Libra has always been lucky.

• Libra has always been eager.

Humans think zombies have wretched lives. They believe the undead must be unhappy and sad because of their condition. But don’t worry about what they think! You know there’s much more to a zombie’s life than being depressed and cheerless.

Humans think zombies have wretched lives. What does this mean?

• Humans think zombies have miserable lives.

• Humans think zombies have stunned lives.

• Humans think zombies have terrified lives.

I feel fortunate to have seen this great show. These paintings are some of the best I’ve ever seen, and I discovered them by accident. How wonderful to have found an amazing new artist during my walk home!

Guillermo feels fortunate to have seen this great show. What does he mean?

• He feels talented to have seen the show.

• He feels clever to have seen the show.

• He feels lucky to have seen the show.

What does Romeo call his lips?

• “this holy shrine”

• “two blushing pilgrims”

• a “rough touch”

• “the gentle sin”

Juliet says that saints use their lips  

• to pray.

• to kiss.

• to profane shrines.

• to show "mannerly devotion."