Romeo & Juliet Acts IV & V Quiz

What does Paris suspect of Juliet when he sees her at Friar Lawrence's place?

• She is deep in mourning for Tybalt.
• Her fear of marriage overwhelms her.
• Disobedience to her father has made her feel guilty.
• She is once more in a happy mood.

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How does Juliet respond to Paris’s kiss?

• By rebuking him for his presumption
• By apologizing for having been so bold
• By making a comment that offends him
• By ignoring it because then he leaves so that she has privacy with the friar.

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Friar Lawrence gives Juliet a potion that he says will—

• make her forget Romeo and fall in love with Paris
• slow her pulse and her breathing so that she seems dead
• make it easier for her to pretend obedience to her father
• prepare her for a new and better life in heaven

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Friar Lawrence thinks Juliet is brave enough to take the potion because—

• she is unwilling to marry Paris and lose Romeo
• she is an obedient girl and will do whatever is asked of her
• it is her only hope of escaping marriage to Paris
• if she is brave enough to die, then she is brave enough to fake death

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An important part of the friar’s plan is that—

• Juliet will run away before she could be married to Paris
• Juliet will tell her parents the truth so they wouldn’t worry
• Romeo will stay in Mantua until Juliet can join him there
• Romeo will be told of the plan and be present when Juliet awakes

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On what grounds does Friar Lawrence rebuke the Capulets for their wild grief?

• He hints to them that Juliet is not really dead.
• He says Juliet will find a better life in heaven.
• He says such grief is inappropriate for people of their high status.
• He says they are only pretending and didn’t really love Juliet.

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A likely reason for the ending scene between Peter and the musicians is to—

• foreshadow important events.
• contrast the mood after such a melancholy scene.
• explain how music is so important to them.
• highlight the violence that exists between characters.

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In Act IV, Shakespeare characterizes Friar Lawrence as a/an—

• overbearing and despicable priest
• flawed man who regrets marrying Romeo and Juliet
• foolish bumbler
• thoughtful man who tries to help Romeo and Juliet

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An example of dramatic irony occurs when—

• Lord Capulet addresses Paris as “son”
• the wedding has to be canceled
• the Capulets discover the drugged Juliet and think she is dead
• Peter insults the musicians by calling them minstrels

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An example of complication occurs when—

• Paris tells the friar that Juliet grieves for Tybalt’s death
• the wedding is moved from Thursday to Wednesday
• Juliet threatens to kill herself with a knife
• Juliet tells her father she will agree to marry Paris

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