Romeo and Juliet Savvas My Perspectives

In lines 14-26, Romeo's perspective on love is revealed primarily through -

• A catalog of his own flaws

• A recollection of previous failure

• A list of wrongs done to him

• A series of contradictory images

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As used in line 59, the word "stay" means -

• tolerate

• postpone

• wait for

• stop

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In lines 65-86, Benvolio advises Romeo to -

• discuss his situation with Rosaline's parents

• Start looking at other girls

• write a letter expressing his feelings

• give the girl time to think about Romeo's love for her

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Which quote most strongly suggests that Romeo believes his lady is more beautiful than any other woman?

• " A right good mark-man! And she's fair I love."

• "From love's weak childish bow she lives uncharmed."

• "O, teach me how I should forget to think."

• "Where I may read who passed that passing fair."

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Romeo's paradoxical descriptions of love in lines 35-39 primarily show his -

• loss of connection to reality

• growing distaste for love

• conflicting feelings about love

• desire to amuse Benvolio

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