Quick Review Act 3 Sc 1 R&J

The line "Two households, both alike in dignity" means that...

• everyone acts civilized and dignified

• they both like dignity

• both families are equal in status

• both families have small homes

When Tybalt says "Gentlemen, good e'en," he means...

• Goodbye.

• We're even.

• Good day.

• Good evening.

In this scene, Mercutio is...

• trying to provoke Tybalt.

• trying to help Tybalt.

• trying to greet Tybalt.

• scared of Tybalt.

What two meanings apply when Tybalt says: "Mercutio, thou consortest with Romeo." ​ (a)   ​ (b)  

• spend time with
• play music with
• are business partners with
• advise each other

Why does Tybalt not pay attention to Mercutio's taunting?

• He is there to fight with Romeo.

• He fears Mercutio.

• His friends hold him back.

• He values Benvolio's opinion about fighting.