Exploring Capulet's Plans in Romeo and Juliet Act 3 Scene 4

The transcript involves a conversation about the unfortunate events that have delayed a marriage proposal. Paris is eager to marry, and the father is confident his daughter will comply. They discuss the wedding date, deciding on Thursday, and agree to keep the celebration small due to a recent family death. The conversation ends with finalizing plans and bidding goodnight.

Why was the daughter not able to come downstairs?

• She was feeling unwell.

• She was not at home.

• She was already asleep.

• She was upset about Tibble.

What is the father's plan regarding his daughter's marriage?

• To send her away.

• To wait for her decision.

• To convince her the next day.

• To cancel the plans.

What does the father think about his daughter's compliance?

• She will do whatever he says.

• She will happily agree.

• She will agree reluctantly.

• She will refuse.

What is the father's instruction to his wife regarding their daughter?

• To comfort her.

• To inform her about the marriage.

• To ignore her feelings.

• To scold her.

What day of the week does the conversation take place?

• Wednesday

• Thursday

• Tuesday

• Monday

On which day is the wedding rescheduled to?

• Thursday

• Wednesday

• Friday

• Monday

What concern is raised about having a large wedding celebration?

• Recent family tragedy

• Weather issues

• Lack of space

• Cost concerns

How many friends are planned to be invited to the wedding?

• About six

• About twenty

• None

• About twelve

What is the father's emotional state when discussing the wedding plans?

• Conflicted

• Excited

• Indifferent

• Stressed

Who is the daughter supposed to marry?

• Sir Capulet

• Cousin Tibble

• Lord Montague

• Sir Paris