Romeo & juliet Act 3. Scene 4

Who is present in Act 3, Scene 4 of Romeo and Juliet?

• Lord Montague, Lady Montague, and Benvolio are present to discuss Romeo’s exile.

• Lord Capulet is speaking with Friar Laurence about arranging Juliet’s funeral.

• Lord Capulet, Lady Capulet, Paris, and a servant are present in this scene.

• Lord montague

  Lady montague

  Romeo and juliet.

Why do Capulet and Paris discuss Juliet’s marriage?

• Paris is eager to marry Juliet, and the Capulets are now willing to move forward with the marriage.

• Capulet and Paris discuss Juliet’s marriage because Paris is already married to Juliet, and they are planning a second wedding ceremony to renew their vows.

• Capulet and Paris discuss Juliet’s marriage because she has already eloped with Romeo, and Paris wants to annul the marriage.

• Capulet and Paris are discussing Juliet’s marriage because Juliet has been refusing to marry anyone, including Paris, for several years.

How does Capulet’s attitude toward Juliet’s marriage change in this scene?

• Capulet’s attitude changes because he decides Juliet should marry Romeo instead of Paris after learning about their secret relationship.

• Capulet’s attitude changes because he initially wants Juliet to marry immediately, but then he decides she should wait a few more years.

• Capulet’s attitude changes because he feels that Juliet should become a nun instead of getting married.

• Capulet, who had previously wanted to wait for a better time, is now eager to arrange the marriage quickly due to Tybalt’s death and Juliet’s apparent grief.

Why is Juliet not present in this scene?

• Juliet is away visiting her cousin in another city.

• Juliet is mourning the banishment of Romeo, and the Capulets believe she is mourning Tybalt’s death.

• Juliet is busy preparing for her wedding with Romeo.

• Juliet is at a public event hosted by the Capulets.

What decision is made about Juliet’s marriage to Paris in this scene?

• The decision is made to delay the marriage until Juliet turns 18.

• The decision is made that Juliet will marry Romeo instead of Paris.

• Capulet decides that Juliet will marry Paris in just a few days, on Thursday.

• The decision is made to cancel Juliet’s marriage to Paris because she refuses to marry him.

What is the timeframe Capulet sets for Juliet’s marriage to Paris?

• Capulet sets the marriage for Thursday, which is just three days away from the current day in the play.

• Capulet sets the timeframe for Juliet’s marriage to Paris for one year from now.

• Capulet decides that Juliet will marry Paris immediately, with the wedding happening that very day.

• Capulet establishes a timeframe of three months for Juliet’s marriage to Paris.

What reason does Capulet give Paris for the sudden arrangement?

• Capulet tells Paris that Juliet is already in love with someone else and that they must marry quickly before she changes her mind.

• Capulet believes that a swift marriage will help Juliet overcome her grief for Tybalt.

• Capulet explains to Paris that he has received a prophecy predicting Juliet will marry within the week, so they must arrange the wedding quickly.

• Capulet states that Juliet has been ill and needs to marry quickly for her health and recovery.

How does Paris respond to Capulet’s decision?

• Paris is ecstatic and immediately agrees to wait for Juliet, saying he will not rush the marriage.

• Paris expresses anger at Capulet for deciding Juliet should marry Romeo instead of him.

• Paris insists that Juliet should marry him immediately, claiming that he does not need Capulet’s permission.

• Paris gratefully accepts Capulet’s decision and is eager to marry Juliet as soon as possible.

How does Capulet plan to inform Juliet of the marriage?

• Capulet plans to send a messenger to Juliet’s bedroom to tell her directly that she is to marry Paris.

• Capulet decides to write a letter to Juliet and leave it on her pillow for her to find.

• Capulet plans to tell Juliet about the marriage himself, believing that she will be obedient and accept the decision.

• Capulet intends to announce the marriage at the next town meeting, expecting Juliet to be present.

What role does Lady Capulet play in this scene?

• Lady Capulet is present but plays a minor role, simply supporting her husband’s decision to marry Juliet to Paris.

• Lady Capulet actively opposes the marriage between Juliet and Paris, arguing that Juliet is too young to marry.

• Lady Capulet tries to convince Capulet to allow Juliet to marry Romeo instead of Paris.

• Lady Capulet organizes a grand feast to celebrate Juliet’s decision to marry Rome