Romeo and Juliet Study Quizs

What goes wrong with the letter Friar Lawrence tries to send to Romeo?

• The messenger was delayed by bad weather and couldn't deliver it on time.

• The letter was lost in transit and never reached Romeo.

• The messenger couldn’t pass through a town where they had the plague, so he never reached Romeo.

• Friar Lawrence forgot to include the important details in the letter.

Shakespearean English: "Happiness courts thee in her best array."

• You have the best sorts of happiness to enjoy.

• Happiness is always with you.

• You are surrounded by joy.

• Happiness is a fleeting moment.

Shakespearean English: "Therefore love moderately. Long love doth so."

• Love each other carefully. That is the key to long-lasting love.

• Love passionately and without restraint for a short time.

• Love only when it is convenient and easy.

• Love deeply but forget about moderation.

Romeo buys poison to kill himself.

• Act 3

• Act 4

• Act 5

• Act 2

Shakespearean English: "Doth with their death bury their parents’ strife."

• Their unfortunate death put an end to their parents’ feud.

• Their tragic end resolved their family's conflict.

• Their demise ended the quarrel between their families.

• Their passing concluded their parents' disagreements.

Juliet drinks the potion.

• Act 3

• Act 4

• Act 5

• Act 2

Romeo and Juliet meet at Friar Lawrence’s place and get married.

• Act 1

• Act 2

• Act 3

• Act 4

Romeo was motivated by: Love

• His desire for power

• His ambition for wealth

• His feelings for Juliet

• His quest for revenge

Tybalt sees Romeo at the Capulet’s party and wants to fight.

• Act 1

• Act 2

• Act 3

• Act 4

Why does the Friar agree to marry Romeo and Juliet?

• Their love may help to end the feud between their families.

• He believes they are too young to marry.

• He wants to gain favor with both families.

• He is in love with Juliet himself.