Romeo and Juliet Act III

_____ is related to the prince of Verona and he is killed by a Capulet.

• Mercutio

• Romeo

• Benvolio

• Tybalt

The prince shows mercy and banishes Romeo because

• the law states that the crime of murder will be punishable by exilement.

• Juliet threatens to kill herself.

• Lady Montague pleads for his life.

• the prince's own relative is dead.

Juliet curses her husband with all of the following oxymorons except

• honorable villain

• beautiful tyrant

• dove-feathered wolf

• damned saint

A symbol of Romeo and Juliet's love from Act III is

• a letter.

• a ring.

• a rose.

• none of these

Friar tells Romeo he should be thankful for all of the following except

• Juliet is alive.

• Romeo has been banished instead of killed.

• a family that loves and supports him.

• Romeo saved himself and killed Tybalt.

Which of the following has to be done before Romeo can return to Verona?

• the marriage must be declared invalid.

• the prince must pardon his crime.

• the families must be told where he is hiding.

• the Friar must find the lovers a home where they can live together safely.

Which of the following is not considered a turning point in Act III?

• the death of Tybalt

• the banishment of Romeo

• Juliet's planned marriage

• Juliet's anger toward her husband

Which of the following is not a threat Lord Capulet makes against his daughter Juliet?

• kill her

• hit her

• disown her

• force her to marry

The only person left that Juliet can rely on is

• the nurse

• her mother

• the Friar

• her father

Juliet and Romeo's repeated references to kill themselves is

• hyperbole

• metaphor

• foreshadowing

• theme