The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet, Act 5

Why does Romeo believe the apothecary will sell him poison?

• The apothecary is aware of Romeo's crimes.

• The apothecary is in love with Juliet

• The apothecary is poor

• The apothecary is a principled man.

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What does the speed with which Romeo immediately makes his plans tell you about his character?

• He is irrational

• He is homicidal

• He is desperate to see Friar Lawrence

• He does not believe Juliet is dead.

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What prevents Friar John from delivering Friar Laurence’s letter to Romeo?

• His horse threw his shoe.

• He was confused with his direction.

• He lost it.

• He was quarantined on the way to Mantua

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Judging from his words in the tomb, how do you think Paris feels about Juliet?

• He is committed to her.

• He never truly cared for her.

• He feels obligated to her.

• He does not believe she is dead.

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Why does Paris think Romeo has come to the tomb?

• To kill himself

• To meet with the priest

• to desecrate Juliet's gravesite.

• To hold a seance

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How does Romeo’s response upon learning of Juliet’s death reinforce the belief in fortune and fate?

• He blames himself for all that has gone wrong.

• He blames fate for all his misfortune.

• He plans to avenge her by killing Paris.

• He blames Tybalt for Juliet's death.

What does the Prince mean when he says, “All are punished?”

• Everyone involved in the feud has suffered a significant loss, including him.

• The Capulets and Montagues will be sentenced to death.

• God will not approve of their actions and they will all go to hell.

• He is satisfied with the outcome in that both children are dead.

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At the conclusion of the play, what happens between the Capulets and Montagues?

• They are sent to prison.

• They forgive one another.

• They shake hands.

• The Capulets divorce.

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