Romeo and Juliet: Act 4 Scene 1

Which of the following quotes supports the idea that love should be mutual?

• "I wish I didn't know the reason why this marriage should be slowed down."

• "She cries to much by herself. If she had someone to be with her, she would stop crying"

• "That's how my future father-in-law wants it, and I'm not dragging my feet."

• "You say you don't know what the girl thinks. That's a rocky road to be riding."

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How do Paris's tone and Juliet's tone differ during their conversation.

• Paris uses a sarcastic and melancholy tone, while Juliet uses a playful and flirtatious tone

• Paris uses a loving yet arrogant tone, while Juliet uses a cold and sardonic tone.

• Paris uses an abrasive and condescending tone, while Juliet uses a romantic and cheerful tone

• Paris uses a respectful and reverent tone, while Juliet uses an optimistic and passionate tone

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What does Juliet mean when she says, "That may be the case because my face doesn't belong to me."

• Her face belongs to Romeo because they are married

• She dislikes the way she looks.

• She is not old enough to be in charge of herself.

• She misses the person she was before she was forced to be engaged to Paris.

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How does the sentence below contribute the text?

"This mess is beyond hope, beyond cure, beyond help!"

• It makes the reader less interested in the story through the use of personification.

• It creates suspense by leaving the reader wondering if the friar will have a solution for her "mess."

• It creates a strong picture in the reader's mind through imagery.

• It creates dramatic irony because the audience knows the friar has a solution while Juliet does not.

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Which quote contributes to the idea that Juliet is desperate for a solution?

• "Oh, you can tell me to jump off the battle posts of any tower, or to walk down to the crime ridden streets of a slum."

• "Go home, be cheerful, and tell them you agree to marry Paris."

• "If I do so, it will mean more if I say it behind your back than if I say it to your face."

• "The tears haven't sone much because my face looked bad enough before I started to cry."

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Which best describes Juliet's tone in the following quote?

"Give me the vial. Give it to me! Don't talk to me about fear."

• Obedient and kind.

• Irritable and sarcastic.

• Brave and passionate.

• Loving and nostalgic.

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Which best describes the relationship between Juliet and the Friar?

• Juliet seeks the Friar's advice because she believes he is educated and wise, while the Friar tries to be as helpful as possible.

• Juliet is annoyed with the Friar, while the Friar loves Juliet like a child.

• The Friar is Juliet's father whom she detests while the Friar tries to control Juliet.

• Juliet tries to manipulate the Friar because of his wealth and status while the Friar is gullible to her schemes.

Which quote supports the idea of deception?

• "I have time for you now, my sad daughter. My lord, we must ask you to leave us alone."

• "This mess is beyond hope, beyond cure, beyond help!"

• "But I will do them without fear or dread in order to be a pure wife to my sweet love."

• "Tomorrow night, make sure you are alone. Don't let the nurse stay with you in your bedroom."

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What does the triplet 'past hope, past cure, past help' tell us about how Juliet is feeling?

• She is going to obey her parents.

• She is desperate to find a solution.

• She is sad about Romeo being banished.

• She is hopeful about their future.

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In Scene 1, what does Juliet’s threat to harm herself reveal about her personality?

• She is spoiled and selfish
• She is very deliberate and careful.
• She reacts emotionally to situations.
• She often makes idle threats to get her own way.

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