Romeo and Juliet Final Review

Son of Lord and Lady Montague

• Tybalt
• Romeo
• Benvolio
• Mercutio

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Daughter of Lord and Lady Capulet

• Rosaline
• the Nurse
• Julia Capulet
• Juliet

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Romeo's cousin and good friend

• Benvolio
• Mercutio
• Tybalt
• Friar Lawrence

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Performed Romeo and Juliet's wedding

• Lord Capulet
• Prince Escalus
• Lord Montague
• Friar Lawrence

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What insulting gesture is made at the beginning of the play? 

• Flip off with the middle finger
• A crude gesture pointed at someone's mother
• The gesture of cutting the throat. 
• The gesture of biting the thumb. 

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Who says "A plague o' both your houses!

They have made worms' meat of me!”?

• Romeo

• Mercutio

• Tybalt

• Paris

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What is the original punishment for any citizen caught fighting in public?

• banishment

• prison time

• death

• a hefty fine

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How old is Juliet?

• 13

• 12

• 14

• 17

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Why does Romeo have a sense of dread before attending the Capulet party?

• He feels guilty about crashing the Capulet’s invitation only party.

• He was told by the Capulet’s servant that any Montague at the party will be killed.

• He had a bad dream the night before the party.

• He overheard Tybalt telling his servant that he was planning on killing Romeo.

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A technique of giving clues that hint or warn of events to come later in the plot

• soliloquey

• foil

• dramatic irony

• comic relief

• foreshadowing

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