Understanding Romeo and Juliet's Balcony Scene

In this transcript, Juliet expresses her love for Romeo, comparing him to the sun and lamenting the envious moon. Romeo responds, contemplating the significance of names and identity. They meet in the orchard, discussing the dangers of their love and exchanging vows, while Juliet warns against swearing by the inconstant moon.

What celestial body does Romeo compare Juliet to?

• The Sun

• The Moon

• The Earth

• A Star

What does Romeo say about the envious moon?

• It is a symbol of love

• It is sick and pale with grief

• It is a guiding light

• It is bright and beautiful

Why does Romeo wish to be a glove upon Juliet's hand?

• To feel her warmth

• To protect her

• To touch her cheek

• To hold her hand

What does Juliet question about the significance of?

• Friendship

• Names

• Family

• Love

What does Juliet wish Romeo would do with his name?

• Cherish it

• Doff it

• Change it

• Forget it

How does Romeo describe the power of love in overcoming obstacles?

• As a strong fortress

• As love's light wings

• As a guiding light

• As a gentle breeze

What does Romeo say about the danger of being discovered by Juliet's kinsmen?

• He is not afraid

• He will fight them

• He is protected by love

• He will flee

What does Juliet caution Romeo against swearing by?

• The stars

• The moon

• The earth

• The sun

What does Juliet say about her own behavior?

• It is too serious

• It is too light

• It is too shy

• It is too bold

What does Romeo vow by, which Juliet finds inconstant?

• The moon

• The stars

• The earth

• The sun