Romeo and Juliet Final Quiz

_________  _________ is in charge.

• Prince Escalus

• Baroness Victoria

• Count Paris

• Archbishop Lawrence

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Benvolio is  (a)   ’s cousin.

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What is the setting of the play?

• London

• 1. Barcelona

• Paris

• Verona

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Tybalt is (a)   ’s cousin.

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How would you describe the relationship between Juliet and her nurse? What is the motivation behind this relationship?

• Juliet and her nurse have a mother-daughter relationship because the nurse lost her own child and nursed Juliet.

• Juliet and her nurse have a strained relationship due to the nurse's disapproval of Juliet's romantic interests.

• 1. Juliet and her nurse have a cold relationship, with the nurse serving only as Juliet's caretaker and not as a confidante.

• 1. Juliet and her nurse share a relationship of mutual distrust, as the nurse often meddles in Juliet's affairs without her consent.

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Describe the conversation between Tybalt and Lord Capulet during the party.

• 1. Tybalt and Lord Capulet engage in a friendly exchange, discussing their shared love for art and literature, surprising the guests with their camaraderie.

• 1. Tybalt confronts Lord Capulet, accusing him of being too lenient with the Montagues and demanding stricter measures against them.

• 1. Tybalt confronts Lord Capulet about Romeo's presence at the party. Lord Capulet demands that Tybalt hold his peace because he has a reputation as a gentleman.

• Tybalt confronts Lord Capulet about Romeo's presence at the party. Lord Capulet reprimands Tybalt for his rudeness and demands that he apologize to Romeo for his unwarranted accusations.

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1. In Act 1, why is Lord Capulet so defensive over his daughter?

• 1. He is worried that she is too young for marriage.

• 1. He is facing pressure from his wife, Lady Capulet, to arrange a marriage for Juliet quickly.

• 1. He is aware of Juliet's secret relationship with Romeo and wants to protect her from harm.

• 1. He fears the influence of the Montague family.

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What does Romeo do at the beginning of Act 2?

• 1. Romeo accidentally gets his foot stuck in a bucket while attempting to sneak into the Capulet's garden.

• 1. Romeo makes jokes about Rosaline with Mercutio.

• 1. Romeo hides from his friends after the party and ends up under Juliet's balcony.

• 1. Romeo spends time with his friends discussing plans for the future

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1. How does Friar Lawrence react to Romeo’s request to marry him and Juliet that day? Why does he agree to it?

• 1. Friar Lawrence responds by performing a cartwheel, expressing his joy at the prospect of uniting the young lovers.

• 1. Friar Lawrence reacts by bursting into laughter, finding the situation amusing, but agrees to marry them after Romeo pledges to donate a significant sum to the friar's charity fund.

• 1. Friar Lawrence responds by reciting a Shakespearean soliloquy about the complexities of love and marriage, then agrees because he believes in the power of young love.

• 1. Friar Lawrence reacts with anger because of his recent lovesickness over Rosaline, but he agrees to marry them because he hopes it will unite the two families

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1. What does Romeo swear his love by? Why does Juliet protest?

• 1. Romeo swears his love by his favorite sword, but Juliet protests because she thinks it's not a romantic symbol.

• 1. Romeo swears his love by the moon, but Juliet protests because the moon is constantly changing. 

• 1. Romeo swears his love by his horse, but Juliet protests because she thinks it's silly to swear by an animal.

• 1. Romeo swears his love by the stars, but Juliet protests because she finds it cliché and prefers something more personal.

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