an opening speech which introduces the play or an act.

an aside heard by some actors but not by the audience.

the final or closing speech in the play.

In the opening scene, Prince Escalus addresses "rebellious subjects, enemies to peace, profaners of this neighbour-stained steel". He is referring to

Lord Capulet and Lord Montague.

How do Romeo and Benvolio learn about the Capulet's party?

The servant cannot read and asks Romeo to read the message.

Romeo overhears Juliet on the balcony

The Nurse inadvertently mentions it to them in the street.

Mercutio has an invitation and convinces them to come uninvited.

In Act I, when asked if she could love Paris, Juliet replies: "I'll look to like, if looking liking move." In this speech, she is

promising to follow her mother's wishes.

deceiving her mother and secretly loving Romeo.

saying that she is very serious about marriage.

expressing her attraction to Paris.

Queen of the Fairies who brings dreams

The queen of Italy at the time of the play.

When Tybalt complains about Romeo's presence at the feast, Lord Capulet replies

"Content thee gentle coz, let him alone."

"I'll give you to my friend; an' you be not, hang, beg, die or starve in the streets."

"O brother Montague, give me thy hand."

"What's Montague? It is nor hand, nor foot, nor arm, nor face, nor any other part belonging to a man."

a speech delivered by an actor alone on stage.

an aside heard by some actors but not by the audience.

an opening speech which introduces the play or an act.

the final or closing speech in the play.

Friar Laurence approves of the marriage of Romeo and Juliet because he

hopes that the marriage will destroy the hatred between the two families.

believes that Romeo will settle down and be more responsible.

thinks that Romeo is a better man than Paris.

thinks that Juliet is old enough to marry.

In Act III, Romeo at first does not want to fight Tybalt because

Benvolio and Mercutio advise Romeo against fighting Tybalt.

Romeo fears the Prince's anger.

Tybalt is a more experienced swordsman.

As a character, Tybalt is portrayed as

fiery and anxious to fight the Montagues.

cowardly when he stabbed Mercutio unexpectedly.

Just before he dies, Mercutio turns to Romeo and asks, "Why the devil came you between us? I was hurt under your arm." This implies

Romeo is responsible for Mercutio's death.

Mercutio was wounded by Romeo's sword.

Mercutio wants Romeo to intervene and stop Tybalt.

the devil made Mercutio fight Tybalt.

Mercutio's dying remarks include

a curse on both houses of Montague and Capulet.

a soliloquy in which he forgives Tybalt.

What is Juliet's reaction when she hears that Romeo has killed Tybalt?

She quickly realizes that Tybalt would have killed Romeo and is .

She is angry with Romeo and mourns the death of Tybalt.

She breaks down and wallows in self-pity.

She vows to never consummate her marriage with Romeo

When Juliet learns about Tybalt's death, she is upset because

both Mercutio and Tybalt have died.

her father would be angry with Romeo.

How does Romeo react to being banished from Verona?

He tells Friar Laurence that he prefers death.

He quietly accepts the punishment.

He vows revenge on Prince Escalus.

He curses the House of Capulet.

Romeo must leave Juliet’s bed before dawn on Tuesday morning because

he will be executed if he is found in Verona.

he must meet Friar Laurence in Mantua.

he has to arrange for their marriage.

What excuse does Lord Capulet give to Paris for the sudden wedding plans?

The marriage will help Juliet overcome her grieving for Tybalt.

The marriage will help Juliet forget Romeo.

Juliet is a spoiled child and Lord Capulet cannot afford to keep her

Lord Capulet hopes that the marriage will bring peace to Verona.

Friar John could not deliver the letter to Romeo because

in Verona "searchers of the town .. seal'd up the doors."

there was a plague in Mantua so Friar John could not go there.

Friar Laurence had an "infectious pestilence".

In the final scene in the burial vault, when Romeo last sees Juliet, he remarks "Beauty's ensign yet is crimson in thy lips and in thy cheeks, and death's pale flag is not advanced there." The speech is ironic because

Paris and Tybalt are also dead.

Romeo wants to remember Juliet as she was when alive.

Friar Laurence can be seen as "responsible" for the tragedy because

he devised the plan to marry Romeo and Juliet.

the Friar is an evil character.

the Church should not take sides in a family feud.

he supported the Montagues against the Capulets.

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