Romeo and Juliet Act 3

Why doesn't Romeo want to fight Tybalt at first?

• Romeo is a coward

• the Prince will punish anyone who fights

• Tybalt is a mighty fighter

• Romeo is now related to Tybalt through marriage

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Who fights in the beginning of act 3?

• Romeo and Mercutio

• Tybalt and Benvolio

• Tybalt and Mercutio

• Romeo and Benvolio

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Who kills Mercutio?

• Romeo

• Benvolio

• Balthezar

• Tybalt

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Who kills Tybalt?

• Mercutio

• Romeo

• Benvolio

• No one

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Why is Lord Capulet upset in Scene 5?

• because Juliet doesn't want to marry Paris

• because his wife doesn't love him anymore

• because the Nurse didn't wake up Juliet on time

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Romeo is motivated to kill Tybalt because Tybalt has

• called Romeo a Villain

• killed Benvolio, his cousin

• killed Mercutio, his friend

• challenged Romeo to a duel

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The prince orders Romeo...

• to leave Verona or face death

• is not responsible for Tybalt's death

• should be jailed

• must duel with a Capulet

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Lord Capulet responds to the death of Tybalt by

• plotting to murder Romeo

• arranging the marriage of Paris and Juliet

• negotiating with the prince for Romeo's banishment

• asking Paris to leave Verona

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Where is Romeo sent because of his banishment?

• Mantua

• Antwerp

• Paris

• Mancini

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Mercutio stating, "A plague on both of your houses" is an example of:

• flashback

• climax

• foreshadowing

• metaphor

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