Capulet's Decisions and Reactions

In this scene from 'Romeo and Juliet', Capulet is busy organizing the wedding of Juliet to Paris. He discusses the guest list and hires cooks. Juliet returns from Friar Laurence, expressing her repentance and obedience to her parents. Capulet is pleased and decides to move the wedding to the next day. The scene ends with Capulet making final arrangements for the wedding, feeling relieved that Juliet is compliant.

Who are the characters introduced at the beginning of the scene?

• Romeo, Juliet, and Mercutio

• Capulet, Lady Capulet, Nurse, and serving men

• Friar Laurence and Paris

• Tybalt and Benvolio

What task does Capulet assign to the servant?

• To fetch Juliet

• To hire twenty cunning cooks

• To invite guests

• To clean the house

What is Capulet's opinion about cooks who cannot lick their fingers?

• They are too messy

• They are too clean

• They should not be hired

• They are the best cooks

Where has Juliet gone according to Capulet?

• To the market

• To Friar Laurence

• To Paris

• To her room

What does Juliet do upon returning from Friar Laurence?

• She runs away

• She apologizes and agrees to marry Paris

• She refuses to marry Paris

• She argues with her father

How does Capulet react to Juliet's change of heart?

• He is indifferent

• He is suspicious

• He is angry

• He is pleased and moves the wedding to the next day

What does Capulet plan to do after Juliet agrees to marry Paris?

• Consult Friar Laurence

• Send Juliet away

• Prepare for the wedding the next day

• Cancel the wedding

What does Capulet ask Lady Capulet to do in preparation for the wedding?

• To bake a cake

• To help Juliet with her attire

• To hire musicians

• To invite more guests

What is Capulet's mood at the end of the scene?

• Worried

• Relieved and light-hearted

• Angry

• Confused

What does Capulet decide to do himself for the wedding preparations?

• Cook the meals

• Play the housewife and manage the preparations

• Invite the guests

• Decorate the venue