Exploring Act 1 Scene 2 of Romeo and Juliet

What is the purpose of Paris's visit in this scene?

• To challenge Menelaus to a duel.

• To seek reconciliation and express love for Helen.

• To negotiate a trade agreement.

• To visit Paris's family in Troy.

How does Capulet respond to Paris's proposal to marry Juliet?

• Capulet tells Paris that Juliet is already engaged to someone else.

• Capulet says Juliet is too young and suggests waiting two more years.

• Capulet insists that Juliet must marry Paris next week.

• Capulet agrees immediately to the marriage.

What advice does Capulet give to Paris regarding Juliet's age?

• Capulet advises Paris to wait two more years for Juliet to mature.

• Capulet tells Paris that Juliet is too young for marriage.

• Capulet insists Juliet is old enough to marry now.

• Capulet encourages Paris to propose immediately.

Who is the character that first mentions the feud between the Montagues and Capulets?

• Tybalt

• Benvolio

• Sampson

• Romeo

What event does Capulet invite Paris to in this scene?

• Capulet's wedding

• Capulet's birthday

• Capulet's feast

• Capulet's funeral

How does Romeo feel about attending the Capulet's feast?

• Romeo feels indifferent and uninterested in the feast.

• Romeo is angry and refuses to go to the Capulet's feast.

• Romeo is excited and eager to attend the Capulet's feast.

• Romeo feels apprehensive yet curious about attending the Capulet's feast.

What role does Benvolio play in this scene?

• Benvolio plays the role of a peacemaker.

• Benvolio encourages the fight.

• Benvolio is a bystander.

• Benvolio acts as a villain.

What is the significance of the conversation between Capulet and Paris?

• The conversation signifies Capulet's protective nature and societal pressures regarding arranged marriages.

• The discussion focuses solely on the upcoming party plans.

• The conversation highlights Capulet's desire for wealth and power.

• It reveals Paris's lack of interest in Juliet's feelings.

How does the theme of love versus family loyalty manifest in this scene?

• The scene focuses solely on romantic relationships without any family involvement.

• Family loyalty is portrayed as the only important theme, overshadowing love entirely.

• The theme of love versus family loyalty manifests through characters' conflicting desires and the tension between personal relationships and familial obligations.

• Love is depicted as a trivial matter, with no impact on family dynamics.

What does this scene reveal about Juliet's character and her father's views on marriage?

• Juliet is submissive and obedient; her father supports her choices.

• Juliet is indecisive and weak; her father encourages love marriages.

• Juliet is independent and strong-willed; her father holds traditional views on marriage.

• Juliet is traditional and compliant; her father is against marriage altogether.