Romeo & Juliet: Acts III

Act 3 Scene 3: In the text Friar Laurence states, "Hold they desperate hand,/ Art thou a man? They form cries out thou art;/ Thy tears are womanish, they wild acts denote/ The unreasonable fury of a beast." What is Friar Laurence's tone?

• compassionate and caring

• indifferent

• understanding and joyous

• disgusted and angry

Act 3 Scene 3: What is Friar Laurence's frustration with Romeo?

• Romeo killed Tybalt when he didn't have to.

• Romeo doesn't appreciate the value in his punishment.

• Romeo has failed to disclose his marriage to his family.

• Romeo doesn't appreciate the compromising situation he has put the Friar in.

Act 3 Scene 3: What is Friar Laurence's plan to resolve Romeo's dilemma?

• Escape Verona

• Reconcile the feud between the families

• Announce marriage to Juliet

• Receive a pardon from the Prince.

Act 3 Scene 4: The Capulets believe that Juliet is experiencing "heaviness" because of...

• Romeo's banishment

• Mercutio's death

• Tybalt's death

• The Nurse's departure.

Act 3 Scene 4: Lord Capulet decides that Juliet will be married to Paris on ________.

Act 3 Scene 5: Juliet asserts that she would rather marry ____, who her father hates, than Paris.

Who does Mercutio blame for his death when he says "I was hurt under your arm" ?

• Romeo

• Benvolio

• Tybalt

• Ronaldo

"This is the truth, or let ______ die."

• Romeo

• Benvolio

• Tybalt

• Mercutio

Why has Tybalt come looking for Romeo?

• He wants to duel

• He wants to question him about Juliet

• He is concerned about Benvilio

At the beginning of scene v, why do Romeo and Juliet discuss whether it is morning or not?

• Because they do not want to part ways

• Because they are confused and don’t know what time it is

• Because they have forgotten what day it is