Romeo & Juliet Acts 2 & 3

What does the chorus's continued presence in the play suggest about Romeo and Juliet's love story?

• The chorus's presence indicates that Romeo and Juliet's love story is not genuine.
• The chorus's continued presence suggests that Romeo and Juliet's love story is insignificant.
• The chorus's presence implies that Romeo and Juliet's love story is comedic rather than tragic.
• The chorus's continued presence emphasizes that their love is driven by fate.

(Act 2) What is ironic about Mercutio's efforts to lure Romeo out of hiding after the feast at the Capulets?

• Mercutio's efforts lead to Romeo getting into a fight with Tybalt
• Mercutio's attempts to help Romeo end up causing more confusion
• Mercutio's attempts to mock Romeo for being in love with Rosaline but he is actually in love with Juliet

• Mercutio's actions result in Romeo revealing his true feelings for Rosaline

What does Romeo's hiding from his friends after the feast suggest about his priorities?

• Romeo is choosing love of Juliet over duty to his kinsmen

• Romeo's priorities are focused on his career and advancement

• Romeo's priorities are focused on his family and friends.

• Romeo's priorities are focused on his hobbies

What does Romeo compare Juliet to in the famous "balcony scene"?

• the sun
• a flower
• a star
• the moon

What does Juliet wish Romeo would do with his name?

• Juliet wishes Romeo would keep his name a secret.
• Juliet wishes Romeo would deny his father and refuse his name.
• Juliet wishes Romeo would change his name to hers.
• Juliet wishes Romeo would ask her father for permission to change his name.

What does Romeo claim he would rather face than live without Juliet?

• misery
• death
• illness
• loneliness

What does Juliet ask Romeo to swear his love by?

• the moon
• the ocean
• the stars
• the sun

What does Juliet's comment that Romeo is the "god of [my idolatry" suggest about their love?

• Their love is shallow and superficial.
• Their love is platonic and friendly.
• Their love is tumultuous and unstable.
• Their love is intense and all-consuming.

What does Romeo decide to do after parting ways with Juliet in the balcony scene?

• Romeo decides to join the Capulet family
• Seek the help of Friar Laurence to marry Juliet in secret
• Romeo decides to leave Verona and never return
• Romeo decides to reveal his love for Rosaline to Juliet

What does Friar Laurence worry after Romeo tells him about his love for Juliet?

• Friar Laurence worries about the sudden change in Romeo's affections from Rosaline to Juliet.
• Friar Laurence worries about Romeo's financial situation
• Friar Laurence worries about Romeo's health
• Friar Laurence worries about Romeo's loyalty to the Capulets