Romeo and Juliet Act 4 Vocabulary Quizs

Pensive

• (adj) dreamily thoughtful; suggestive of sad thoughtfulness

• (adj) cheerful and lively; full of energy

• (adj) confused and uncertain; lacking clarity

• (adj) angry and hostile; showing resentment

Fickle

• (adj) marked by lack of steadfastness, constancy, or stability

• (adj) characterized by a strong sense of loyalty

• (adj) showing a consistent and stable nature

• (adj) having a predictable and reliable behavior

Quarantine

• (v) to isolate from normal relations or communication; to cut off; make something not happen

• (v) to gather together for a common purpose; to unite

• (v) to release from confinement; to set free

• (v) to observe and analyze behavior; to study closely

Betrayal

• (v) to fail or desert especially in time of need

• (v) to support someone unconditionally

• (v) to forgive someone for their mistakes

• (v) to help someone in their time of need

Desperate

• (adj) having lost hope; give up

• (adj) feeling joyful and content

• (adj) showing great enthusiasm

• (adj) being overly cautious and reserved

Sepulcher

• (n) a place of burial, tomb

• (n) a type of ancient artifact

• (n) a ceremonial dance

• (n) a historical document

Dirge

• a song or hymn of grief or lamentation; especially one intended to accompany funeral or memorial rites

• a joyful celebration song

• a type of dance music

• a poem about nature

Loathe

• (v) to enjoy greatly and often with enthusiasm

• (v) to dislike greatly and often with disgust or intolerance

• (v) to tolerate with indifference

• (v) to admire and respect deeply

Comatose

• (adj) not moving, talking, like a person is in a coma

• (adj) extremely active and energetic

• (adj) feeling very happy and excited

• (adj) showing signs of great awareness and alertness

Apothecary

• (n) one who prepares and sells drugs or compounds for medicinal purposes; like a pharmacist

• (n) a type of ancient medicine

• (n) a person who studies herbs and plants

• (n) a medical doctor specializing in surgery