Romeo and Juliet Act 2

In scene two, what does Romeo compare Juliet to when he first sees her on the balcony? 

• the sun

• the moon

• a fine jewel

• his true love

 Romeo says “I am too bold; ‘tis not to me she speaks” shows that Romeo is -

• confident that Juliet is ready to meet him. 

• afraid of speaking to a girl so beautiful. 

• nervous that Juliet doesn’t like him at all. 

• bold but not ready to get married yet. 

In scene 1, Mercutio and Benvolio are looking for Romeo. How do they try to get him to come out of hiding?

• They call out to him and pretend Rosaline is nearby.

• They threaten to tell his parents about Juliet.

• They send out a pack of dogs to sniff him out.

• They cry out in pain as if they are being attacked.

What does Juliet plan to do the day after she and Romeo declare their love for each other?

• She plans on flirting with Benvolio, Romeo's cousin.

• She plans to tell Rosaline that Romeo is a player.

• She plans to send a messenger to Romeo, so he can arrange for a marriage ceremony.

• She plans to tell her fellow Capulets about Romeo being a stalker.

In Act 2, Scene 3, Friar Lawrence believes Romeo never went to bed because ---------------------------.

• He was with Rosaline.

• He was fighting with Tybalt.

• He was hiding from his father.

• He was partying with his friends.

In Act 2, Scene 3 Romeo confesses that he has come to see Friar Lawrence because ----------------------------.

• He wants to marry Rosaline today.

• He wants to make confession.

• He wants to marry Juliet today.

• He wants to avoid going home.

Romeo claims his love for Juliet is different from his love for Rosaline because --------------------------------.

• Juliet is wealthy, while Rosaline was not.

• Juliet loves him back, where Rosaline did not.

• Rosaline loves him back, while Juliet did not.

• Juliet is his enemy, while Rosaline was not.

Friar Lawrence believes the marriage might ----------------.

• cause greater fighting among the families.

• cause the Prince to lift the law against fighting.

• allow more marriages between the families.

• end the feud between the families.

In Act 2, Scene 4, what are Benvolio and Mercutio discussing about Tybalt?

• Tybalt has challenged Capulet.

• Tybalt has challenged Benvolio.

• Tybalt has challenged Romeo.

• Tybalt has challenged Mercutio.

Who is the "messenger" who arrives to talk to Romeo in Act 2, Scene 4?

• Montague

• Friar Lawrence

• Tybalt

• The Nurse