Juliet's Fears and Decisions in the Tomb

In this scene from 'Romeo and Juliet', Juliet seeks solitude to prepare for her wedding. She is filled with fear and doubt about the plan involving the vial given by the friar. Juliet contemplates the possibility of waking up in the tomb before Romeo arrives, fearing the horrors she might face. Despite her fears, she resolves to drink the potion, hoping it will lead to a reunion with Romeo.

Why does Juliet ask the nurse to leave her alone for the night?

• She is feeling unwell.

• She wants to pray.

• She is angry with the nurse.

• She plans to run away.

What does Juliet fear about the potion?

• It might not work.

• It will make her sick.

• It will make her sleep forever.

• It will make her forget Romeo.

What does Juliet fear about the friar's intentions?

• He wants to harm her.

• He wants to expose her secret.

• He wants to marry her.

• He wants to poison her.

What does Juliet place beside her before taking the potion?

• A candle.

• A flower.

• A knife.

• A letter.

What is Juliet's concern if she wakes up in the tomb before Romeo arrives?

• She will forget her plan.

• She will be discovered by her family.

• She will be suffocated.

• She will be alone forever.

What does Juliet imagine she might do if she wakes up in the tomb?

• Call for help.

• Go mad with fear.

• Talk to the spirits.

• Run away from the tomb.

What does Juliet fear about the spirits in the tomb?

• They will comfort her.

• They will guide her.

• They will ignore her.

• They will haunt her.

What does Juliet see before she drinks the potion?

• The nurse's shadow.

• Tybalt's ghost.

• Romeo's ghost.

• Her mother's face.

What does Juliet do after contemplating the potion?

• She calls for the nurse.

• She decides not to take it.

• She writes a letter to Romeo.

• She drinks the potion.

What does Juliet hope for after drinking the potion?

• To find peace.

• To be reunited with Romeo.

• To forget her troubles.

• To escape her family.