Why does Juliet take a sleeping potion?

b. She wants to avoid marrying Paris.

a. She wants to scare her parents.

Why does Romeo not receive the message about Juliet's plan?

b. The messenger is stopped due to sickness in the town.

a. His servant forgets to give it to him.

d. He refuses to read the letter that was sent to him.

What does Romeo do when he thinks Juliet is dead?

c. He buys poison from a pharmacist.

b. He cries and tells the Prince the truth.

What happens between the Capulets and the Montagues at the end of the play?

a. Their argument turns into a huge fight in the streets of Verona.

c. They are exiled from Verona forever.

d. They blame Friar Laurence and the Nurse for everything.

What does "star-crossed lovers" mean?

a. Their love is guided by the stars.

b. They are lucky to be in love.

d. They are famous people in love.

Which of these is an example of dramatic irony?

a. The audience knows Juliet is alive, but Romeo does not.

b. Mercutio and Benvolio joke with each other.

c. Romeo and Juliet dance at the party.

d. The Nurse talks to Juliet's parents before the wedding.

a. A long speech a character makes alone.

b. A conversation between two characters.

c. A letter from one character to another character.

d. Stage directions in the play.

What is an example of foreshadowing in the play?

c. Romeo having a bad feeling on his way to the Capulet party.

a. Mercutio's long speech about Queen Mab.

b. Romeo and Juliet dancing at the party.

d. Romeo getting exiled from Verona.

If Romeo had not killed Tybalt, what might have happened?

a. He and Juliet could have been together.

b. The Prince would have made Romeo king.

c. Tybalt would have killed Mercutio later.

d. The Nurse would have helped Tybalt escape.

What does Romeo and Juliet teach about impulsive decisions?

b. They can have serious consequences.

a. They always lead to happiness.

c. They make life more exciting and special.

How does the play show the importance of communication?

d. Many problems happen because of miscommunication.

a. Romeo and Juliet talk to their parents often.

b. The Nurse is a great messenger.

c. The characters write letters for fun.

What is the biggest lesson from Romeo and Juliet?

b. Hatred and feuds can destroy lives.

What is Juliet's main concern in this passage?

c. The danger of meeting at night

What does Juliet mean when she says, "Trade in your name-which really has nothing to do with you-and take all of me instead"?

c. She wishes Romeo could change his name and prove his love.

a. She wants Romeo to leave Verona with her.

b. She thinks names are the most important part of a person.

d. She is asking Romeo to stop talking to her.

What does Juliet mean when she says, "A rose would smell just as sweet if we called it something else"?

b. Names don't define a person's value.

a. Romeo should buy her flowers.

c. Roses are more important than love.

d. She wants to change who she is related to.

What does Romeo's (aside), "Should I listen for more, or should I speak now?" show about his character?

a. He is unsure of what to say to Juliet.

b. He is trying to scare Juliet.

c. He does not care about what she says.

d. He is planning to leave without talking.

How does this passage develop the theme of love versus family loyalty?

a. It shows that Juliet values love over her family name.

b. It proves Romeo is a afraid of her family.

c. It suggests Juliet wants to run away.

d. It shows that love is not important to Juliet.

What would be the best summary of Juliet's message in this passage?

a. She is worried about Romeo's name, but she loves him anyway.

b. She wants Romeo to stop talking.

c. She is unsure if she loves Romeo.

d. She hopes Romeo will fight her family.

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30 sec • 3 pts

Who is the author of Romeo and Juliet?

a. Charles Dickens

b. William Shakespeare

c. Jane Austen

d. Mark Twain

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30 sec • 3 pts

What families are fighting in the play?

a. Montague and Capulet

b. Smith and Jones

c. Romeo and Juliet

d. Tybalt and Benvolio

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30 sec • 3 pts

Why do Romeo and Juliet have to keep their love a secret?

a. Juliet is already married to Paris.

b. Romeo is too young.

c. Juliet does not love Romeo.

d. Their families are enemies.

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30 sec • 3 pts

Who helps Romeo and Juliet get married?

a. Mercutio

b. Tybalt

c. Friar Laurence

d. The Nurse

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Why does Tybalt fight Romeo?

a. Tybalt is jealous of Romeo.

b. Tybalt is angry that Romeo came to the Capulet party.

c. Romeo stole Tybalt's sword.

d. Tybalt wants to protect Juliet.

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What happens to Mercutio?

a. He kills Tybalt.

b. He marries the Nurse.

c. He is killed by Tybalt.

d. He leaves Verona.

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What punishment does the Prince give Romeo?

a. Death

b. A fine

c. Banishment (exile)

d. Prison time

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