Romeo and Juliet

What does Benvolio suggest to Romeo to take care of his lovesick problem?

• Look at other women
• Ask her to marry him
• Force himself on her

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What makes Romeo decide to go to the party?

• Because his friends pressure him to go
• Because Rosaline will be there
• Because he wants to fight the Capulets

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In Scene 3, we learn that Juliet is how old?

• Not quite 14
• 14
• Almost 15

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How do Romeo and friends plan to hide their identity at the Capulet's party?

• Wearing masks
• Painting their faces
• Nothing, no one will recognize them

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How does Juliet find out Romeo is a Montague?

• Her Nurse tells her
• A servant tells her.
• Her father tells her.
• Tybalt tells her

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Who recognizes first that Romeo is at the party?

• Capulet
• Tybalt
• Peter

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Who are the tragic heroes?

• Romeo and Juliet
• Juliet and Friar Lawrence
• Nurse and Friar Lawrence
• Romeo and Tybalt

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What is the setting of the play?

• Mantua
• Verona
• Venice
• Rome

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What is the conflict in the play?

• Juliet does not want to marry Paris.
• Nurse refuses to help Juliet.
• The Capulets and Montagues are in a feud that prevents Romeo and Juliet from expressing their love.
• Juliet is in love with Tybalt, which is forbidden by her parents.

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What is hyperbole?

• Figurative language that compares two unlike objects.
• Figurative language that exaggerates.
• Figurative language that puts human-like qualities on inanimate objects.
• Figurative language that compares two unlike objects using "like" or "as".

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