Exploring Romeo and Juliet: Chapters 1-3

What event sparks the conflict between the Montagues and Capulets in Chapter 1?

• A public speech by the Prince about peace.

• A wedding between a Montague and a Capulet.

• A street brawl between the servants of the Montagues and Capulets.

• A royal decree banning all Montague gatherings.

Who tries to break up the fight in the streets of Verona?

• Romeo

• Benvolio

• Tybalt

• Mercutio

What is the significance of the Prince's decree in Chapter 1?

• The decree signifies the Prince's control and the societal order, foreshadowing conflict.

• The decree outlines the Prince's favorite hobbies and interests.

• The decree is a celebration of the Prince's birthday.

• The decree promotes peace and unity among the citizens.

How does Romeo describe his feelings for Rosaline in Chapter 1?

• Romeo expresses indifference towards Rosaline and her feelings.

• Romeo describes his feelings for Rosaline as painful and unrequited love.

• Romeo describes his feelings for Rosaline as joyful and fulfilling love.

• Romeo claims to have moved on from Rosaline and found new love.

What advice does Benvolio give to Romeo about forgetting Rosaline?

• Benvolio advises Romeo to isolate himself to reflect on his feelings.

• Benvolio tells Romeo to write poetry about Rosaline.

• Benvolio advises Romeo to look at other women to forget Rosaline.

• Benvolio suggests that Romeo should confront Rosaline directly.

How do the Capulet and Montague families react to the feud in Chapter 1?

• They ignore the feud and focus on their businesses.

• They come together to resolve their differences peacefully.

• They celebrate their rivalry with a public festival.

• The Capulet and Montague families react with hostility and aggression, perpetuating their feud.

What is Juliet's initial attitude towards marriage in Chapter 3?

• Juliet believes marriage is essential for happiness.

• Juliet is excited and eager to marry Paris.

• Juliet is actively seeking a husband.

• Juliet is indifferent and has not given much thought to marriage.

How does Lady Capulet describe Paris to Juliet in Chapter 3?

• Lady Capulet describes Paris as a handsome and wealthy nobleman, suitable for marriage.

• Lady Capulet refers to Paris as a distant cousin with no prospects.

• Lady Capulet claims Paris is an old and unattractive man.

• Lady Capulet describes Paris as a clumsy and poor peasant.

What role does the Nurse play in Juliet's life as introduced in Chapter 3?

• The Nurse is Juliet's primary caregiver and housekeeper.

• The Nurse is a distant relative who rarely interacts with Juliet.

• The Nurse acts as a maternal figure and confidante to Juliet, providing emotional support and guidance.

• The Nurse serves as a strict disciplinarian for Juliet.

What themes of love and conflict are introduced in the first three chapters?

• Themes of love and conflict are introduced through emotional connections and misunderstandings between characters.

• Emotional connections are absent in the first three chapters.

• Conflict arises solely from external circumstances, not personal relationships.

• Themes of love are only depicted through physical attraction.