How is Capulet’s behavior considered odd the night before her wedding?

He tells his wife to go to bed, and he will play the housewife and stay up to make the preparations.

He tells his wife he is going to bed, and she will have to play the housewife and stay up to make the preparations.

He says they should both stay up all night and work on the preparations for the next day.

He says they should both go to bed and worry about the preparations in the morning.

What goes wrong in the Friar’s plan?

The letter does not get to Romeo.

The letter is never sent Romeo.

Romeo does not believe the letter since he heard Juliet died.

Romeo misunderstands the letter and thinks he is to kill himself.

If the potion does not work, what will Juliet do?

kill herself with a dagger she has placed by her bed

marry Paris as her parents have requested

go to the Friar again and ask him to help

Before drinking the potion Juliet has all of the following fears EXCEPT?

what if Paris comes instead of Romeo

what if I am left in the tomb to go mad because of all the corpses

what if the Friar has given me a poison to kill me

What is the mood like as the Capulets prepare for Juliet’s marriage to Paris?

a joyful time and full of anticipation for their daughter’s future

nothing too special, considering it is their only daughter getting married

a comical time and lots of puns used in this scene

a joyful time even though they are still fuming about her betrayal

What does Friar Laurence say to comfort the Capulet family?

She is in a better place and will have eternal life.

She has displeased you and now you are rid of her.

She has taken her own life but will be forgiven.

Time will give you the comfort you need.

When the Capulets assume Juliet is dead, what do they start preparing for?

a monument to honor their only daughter

a golden statue of Romeo to return the favor to the Montagues for the one they erect of Juliet

a party to celebrate her entrance into heaven

What letter has Romeo been waiting for?

something from the Friar with what the plan is

something from Juliet letting him know she still loves him

something from the Nurse with what the plan is

something from his father with how he will get him absolved

What does the reader know that Balthazar does not?

Juliet is faking her death, and Romeo intends to kill himself.

Juliet is actually dead, and Romeo intends to die as well.

Romeo is going to race to the tomb and remove Juliet's body.

Romeo is going to the tomb to remove her ring from her finger.

What actions does Balthasar’s news prompt Romeo to do?

purchase poison and kill himself in the presence of what he assumes is Juliet’s dead body

head to the Capulets and demand they pay for his wife’s death

kill Paris for causing her to take such extreme measure to avoid having to marry him

Why does the apothecary say “My poverty, but not my will consents”?

He is only selling the poison because he is so desperate for money.

He hates Romeo and is glad to have him dead.

He has more pride than to sell Romeo poison.

His poverty has nothing to do with his decision to sell the poison.

Why does Romeo say that the vile (poison) is NOT a poison, but a liquid that will GIVE him life?

It will allow him to live with Juliet in the afterlife.

It will kill him and let him go to heaven.

It will give him the strength to kill himself.

It allows him to die with his wife in the tomb.

What does Friar John tell Friar Laurence?

He could not reach Romeo because a plague broke out, and he was quarantined.

He could not find Romeo in Mantua

He lost the letter which was intended for Romeo.

He gave Romeo the letter, but he did not believe the news.

After hearing the bad news from Friar John, what does Friar Laurence intend to do?

head to the tomb to be there when Juliet awakes since Romeo will not be coming

try to beat Romeo to the tomb and keep him from killing himself

head to the tomb and give Juliet another potion to buy more time until Romeo can come

try to beat Romeo to the tomb and explain the situation

What does the reader know about Romeo that Friar Laurence does not?

Romeo has been allowed back in Verona.

Romeo intends to steal Juliet's body.

Romeo wants the ring from Juliet's finger.

What is the motivation for the Friar heading to the tomb?

He wants to be there when Juliet wakes up.

He wants to be there before Romeo gets there.

He wants to be there before Paris does.

He wants to be there to watch what happens.

What is the motivation for Romeo heading to the tomb?

He wants to kill himself in the presence of Juliet's "dead" body.

He wants to be there when Juliet wakes up.

He wants to see if the Friar is there to explain what went wrong.

What does Romeo tell Balthazar is the reason for him entering the tomb?

to get a ring from Juliet's finger to sell

to see if Juliet is really dead

to pay homage to Juliet and bid farewell

What errand is Balthazar given? (Romeo gives this order to him before he enters the monument)

Romeo tells him to deliver a letter (suicide note) to his father.

Romeo tells him to keep watch and whistle if somebody approaches.

Romeo tells him to get lost and forget about him.

Romeo tells him to stick around and explain what happens.

What is Balthazar NOT allowed to do? (as Romeo is ascending into the Capulets monument) What will happen if he ignores this?

He is not supposed to spy on him or Romeo will cut him up and strew his body in the cemetary.

He is not supposed to spy on him or Romeo will give him some of the poison too.

He is not supposed to leave or he will hunt him down and kill him.

He is not supposed to leave or he will never trust him again.

Why is the page there? Why does he whistle?

He escorts Paris and whistles when he sees somebody (Romeo) coming.

He is there to notify Paris with a whistle when Romeo is getting close.

He is there to keep others from entering the tomb by whistling so they stay away.

He is there to spy on Paris and whistle when he sees him.

What has Paris come to do?

He wants to pay his respects to Juliet by putting flowers at the tomb.

He wants to make sure Romeo does not do more damage to the Capulet bodies.

He heard Romeo was coming and plans to interfere with his plan.

He hopes to find Romeo and kill him for sleeping with Juliet before he could.

Why does Paris think Romeo has come to the tomb?

to meddle with the bodies belonging to his enemy, the Capulets

to be with Juliet’s dead body

to see if it is true Juliet really is dead

What does Romeo say to Paris when they meet outside the tomb?

Romeo tells him to leave to avoid making him angry and to tell people a madman made him run away.

Romeo tells him to leave or he will kill him for attempting to marry his wife.

Romeo tells him to take out his sword and fight for the rights to be buried next to Juliet.

Romeo tells him Juliet never loved him and was actually already married to him.

What does Paris request of Romeo after he is wounded?

He asks Romeo to lay his body in the tomb next to Juliet.

He asks Romeo to leave and let him die alone.

He asks Romeo to hide his body, so he is not found out.

He asks Romeo to fetch his page, so he can be taken away.

How does Romeo know who Paris is? Why is this important?

He recalls Balthazar saying something about it on the way, which should have caused him to know something was up.

He recalls Mercutio talking about him, which should have reminded him they are related.

He recognizes him from the Capulet party, which means he was wanting to marry Juliet.

He recognizes him from school, so he should have known he is a friend of Juliet.

Why does Romeo seem saddened with Paris’ death even though he killed him?

They both loved Juliet, and it has lead to a fatal conclusion for them both.

He cannot believe he has killed Tybalt and now Paris.

He knows Paris would have been a better husband for Juliet.

He knew him before being banished and thought he was a nice person.

What is it about Juliet which should have told Romeo that she was not dead?

Her lips and cheeks have color.

When the Friar enters and Juliet is awake what is his advice to her?

He will place her in a sisterhood and have her become a nun.

He will hide her in Mantua until he can figure out another plan.

He will hide her until he can explain what happened and seek forgiveness.

He says he can explain everything, and they will trust him as a priest and high on the ladder.

Why does Juliet kiss Romeo after he is dead?

hoping some drops of the poison are still on them and will take her life as well

to try and bring him back to life if it was only a sleeping potion

to remember their love one last time before she dies

Why does the Prince say “All are punished”?

Everyone has been hurt by the recent deaths, including himself who lost Mercutio and Paris.

He will make sure somebody pays for this sad ordeal.

Everyone will pay a penalty for allowing these two youths to die.

He will make the Nurse and Friar pay for their involvement in this crime.

How do Montague and Capulet plan to honor the memories of their children?

erect two golden statues to serve as a reminder of the debt they paid for their rivalry

erect two golden statues to honor the beauty and innocence of the couple

build a monument which proclaims they will never feud again

build a monument to pay homage to the couple

What is the basic premise of the Boethian Wheel, named after the philosopher Boethius?

A supernatural power turns the wheel and determines your fate.

Philosophers have the final say in what happens in life.

The hands of time will continue to work against you.

A big wheel will run you over and lead to your downfall.

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