Key Events in Romeo Act 3

What event leads to Mercutio's death in Act 3?

• Mercutio is accidentally killed by Benvolio.

• Mercutio dies from a poisoning plot by Romeo.

• Mercutio falls off a balcony and dies.

• Mercutio is killed by Tybalt during a fight.

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How does Romeo react to Mercutio's death?

• Romeo blames himself for Mercutio's death and withdraws from the conflict.

• Romeo seeks to reconcile with Tybalt and avoid further violence.

• Romeo reacts with anger and seeks revenge against Tybalt.

• Romeo remains indifferent and does not take any action.

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What is the consequence of Romeo avenging Mercutio's death?

• Romeo's banishment and the escalation of the feud between the Montagues and Capulets.

• The feud between the families is resolved.

• Mercutio is resurrected and seeks revenge.

• Romeo becomes a hero in Verona.

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Which character is banished as a result of the duel?

• The character who is not involved in the duel

• The character who is a bystander during the duel

• The character who loses the duel

• The character who wins the duel

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How does Juliet react to the news of Romeo's banishment?

• Juliet plans to move on without Romeo.

• Juliet feels indifferent about Romeo's banishment.

• Juliet celebrates Romeo's banishment.

• Juliet reacts with despair and heartbreak to Romeo's banishment.

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What metaphor does Juliet use to describe her feelings for Romeo?

• A rose

• A thorn

• A daisy

• A cloud

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What role does Tybalt play in the events of Act 3?

• Tybalt is the catalyst for the conflict that leads to Mercutio's death and Romeo's banishment.

• Tybalt is a minor character who does not influence the main events of the play.

• Tybalt is a peacemaker who resolves the conflict between the Montagues and Capulets.

• Tybalt is responsible for Romeo's marriage to Juliet.

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How does the theme of fate manifest in Act 3?

• Fate manifests as an inevitable force that dictates the characters' tragic outcomes despite their attempts to change their destinies.

• Fate is depicted as a minor theme that has little impact on the characters' decisions.

• Fate is portrayed as a flexible concept that allows characters to shape their own futures.

• Fate is shown as a supportive force that helps characters achieve their goals.

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What is the significance of the Queen Mab speech in this act?

• The Queen Mab speech signifies the contrast between dreams and reality, foreshadowing the tragic outcomes of the characters' romantic ideals.

• The Queen Mab speech serves as a comedic relief in the play.

• The Queen Mab speech emphasizes the power of fate over free will.

• The Queen Mab speech highlights the importance of loyalty among friends.

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How does the relationship between Romeo and Juliet evolve in Act 3?

• They decide to end their relationship amicably.

• The relationship evolves from passionate love to a desperate struggle against external forces, leading to increased tension and urgency.

• They become enemies due to family conflicts.

• Their love remains unchanged throughout Act 3.

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