Romeo and Juliet Vocabulary Quiz

What is the definition of the word "civil" as used in the context of Romeo and Juliet?

• Relating to ordinary citizens and their concerns

• Relating to war and conflict

• Relating to religious matters

• Relating to financial issues

Which of the following sentences uses the word "dignity" correctly?

• The dignity of the building was evident in its crumbling walls.

• She maintained her dignity even when faced with insults.

• He lost his dignity when he won the award.

• The dignity of the weather was unpredictable.

What is a synonym for "misadventure"?

• Success

• Fortune

• Mishap

• Triumph

In the context of a rebellion, what does "mutiny" mean?

• A peaceful protest

• A violent uprising against authority

• A diplomatic negotiation

• A formal agreement

Which of the following best describes "strife"?

• Working hard with effort

• Conflict and struggle

• Joy and celebration

• Silence and calm

Use the word "strive" in a sentence that shows its meaning.

• He strived to avoid all his responsibilities.

• She strived to achieve her goals despite the challenges.

• They strived to ignore the problem.

• We strived to forget the past.

What is the antonym of "despair"?

• Hope

• Fear

• Anger

• Sadness

Which sentence correctly uses the word "devotion"?

• His devotion to his work was evident in his frequent absences.

• Her devotion to her family was clear in her constant support.

• Their devotion to the game was shown by their lack of practice.

• The devotion of the weather was unpredictable.

What does it mean to "profane" something?

• To honor it

• To respect it

• To desecrate it

• To preserve it

Which of the following is a synonym for "purge"?

• Cleanse

• Accumulate

• Hoard

• Gather