Juliet's House - Verona

Why is Juliet's House such a special place in the timeless tale of Romeo and Juliet?

• Juliet's House is a magical spot that holds the essence of the legendary love story, drawing in visitors and preserving the romantic aura of the narrative.

• Juliet's House plays no significant role in the story of Romeo and Juliet

• The setting of Juliet's House is inconsequential in the story of Romeo and Juliet

• Juliet's House is merely a fleeting location in the story of Romeo and Juliet

What is the unique architectural feature of Juliet's House that adds charm to the story?

• The external appearance of Juliet's House is characterized by an English garden

• The external appearance of Juliet's House is characterized by a Renaissance architecture with a wrought iron balcony.

• Juliet's House balcony is made of dark wood and in a Gothic style

• Juliet's House has a modern design with a metal roof

How does the enchanting setting of Juliet's House enhance the love story between Romeo and Juliet?

• The setting of Juliet's House leads to the separation of Romeo and Juliet rather than fostering their love.

• The setting of Juliet's House makes the love story between Romeo and Juliet less believable.

• The setting of Juliet's House has no influence on the love story between Romeo and Juliet.

• The setting of Juliet's House provides a romantic and evocative context that helps create the ideal atmosphere for the development of the love story between Romeo and Juliet.

What does the interior of Juliet's House symbolize in Shakespeare's tragic tale?

• Loneliness and isolation of Juliet

• Eternal love and overwhelming passion between Juliet and Romeo

• Rivalry between the Montagues and Capulets

• Prosperity and wealth of Juliet's family

As the story occurs, Juliet is approaching her ________________ birthday.

• eighteenth

• fourteenth

• sixteenth

• seventeenth

How does Juliet's House symbolize the rivalry between the Montagues and Capulets?

• Juliet's House symbolizes the rivalry between the Montague and Capulet families through the epic battle between the two clans

• Juliet's House symbolizes the rivalry between the Montague and Capulet families through the star-crossed love story of Juliet and Romeo

• Juliet's House symbolizes the rivalry between the Montague and Capulet families through the intense competition in sports between the youth of the two clans

• Juliet's House symbolizes the rivalry between the Montague and Capulet families through the heartwarming unity and cooperation between the two families

Juliet's house is a tower house from between late 13th and early 14th century. On a stone in the wall there is...

• a ring which simbolizes their love.

• a medieval symbol.

• a bas-relief of a hat.

• a big hole full of pearls.

• a black glove.

The interior of Juliet's house has been completely rebuilt. They used architectural and...

• rich elements to show the characters belonged to wealthy families.

• an appropriate style showing a cosy house.

• modern features.

• decorative elements from medieval period, either original or replicas.

Juliet's statue was placed in the courtyard of the house, just under the famous balcony. A few years ago the original statue was moved from the courtyard into Juliet's house because...

• it was made of gold.

• it was getting damaged by the "assaults" of the visitors

• It was thus replaced by a faithful replica with which visitors can snap selfie.

• the Veronese artist Nereo Costantini was commissioned the statue of Juliet.

Juliet's statue became one of the symbols of Verona. The custom of touching the statue of Juliet meant...

• to get lucky in love

• a key role in shaping the essence of Juliet's House.

• to enhance the beauty of Juliet's House.

• to deeply feel their love.