Romeo & Juliet Act 2-6

What does Friar Laurence caution Romeo and Juliet about?

• Being too friendly with each other

• Consuming too much sweet honey

• The violent ends of violent delights

• Love that doesn't last long

What does Juliet say about her love for Romeo?

• It is like a beggar's worth

• She cannot sum up half of her wealth

• Her love is like sweet honey

• She can count the measure of her joy

Why does Friar Laurence want to make short work of things?

• He doesn't trust the two of them left alone

• To get Romeo and Juliet married quickly

• To count the measure of Juliet's joy

• To engage in sweet neighborly encounters

What is the main message of Friar Laurence's warning about violent delights?

• Love should be consumed like sweet honey

• Love should be enjoyed in small amounts

• Love that starts quickly ends quickly

• Love that is too excessive can be dangerous

How does Romeo describe Juliet's ability to articulate her joy?

• Beggars counting their worth

• Sweetening the air with breath

• A gossamer in the air

• Unfolding happiness with music's tongue

According to Friar Laurence, how does love achieve longevity?

• Through violent ends

• By consuming sweet honey

• Through moderate behavior

• By being rich in ornament