Exploring Act 3 Scene 5 of Romeo and Juliet

Romeo, after spending the night with Juliet, prepares to leave as planned by Friar Lawrence. Juliet wishes he could stay longer, arguing that the birds singing are nightingales, not larks. Romeo, overtaken by love, considers staying despite the danger. However, Juliet comes to her senses and urges him to leave. The nurse then warns Juliet that Lady Capulet is approaching her bedroom.

What reason does Juliet give for Romeo to stay longer?

• She says she feels unwell.

• She claims it is still dark outside.

• She needs to discuss their plans.

• She believes it is unsafe to leave now.

Which bird does Juliet mention to convince Romeo it's not dawn yet?

• The eagle

• The sparrow

• The nightingale

• The dove

What does Juliet claim the light in the sky to be?

• Street lamps

• The moon

• The sun

• A meteor

What is Romeo's reaction to Juliet's persuasion?

• He decides to leave immediately.

• He agrees to stay longer.

• He calls for the Friar.

• He writes a letter.

Who interrupts Juliet and Romeo?

• Friar Lawrence

• Lady Capulet

• The nurse

• Mercutio

What urgent message does the nurse bring to Juliet?

• The guards are coming.

• They need to escape.

• Romeo must hide.

• Lady Capulet is approaching.