Understanding Romeo and Juliet's Balcony Scene

The transcript is a dialogue between Romeo and Juliet, exploring themes of love, identity, and the challenges they face due to their family names. Juliet expresses her love for Romeo, and they discuss the significance of names and the obstacles their love must overcome. They exchange vows and discuss the symbolism of swearing by the moon, concluding with farewells.

What does Romeo wish he could be when he sees Juliet leaning on her hand?

• A bird

• A glove

• A star

• A rose

What does Juliet express concern about regarding Romeo's name?

• It is too common

• It is her enemy

• It is difficult to pronounce

• It is not noble enough

What does Romeo say about his name when speaking to Juliet?

• It is a symbol of his love

• It is hateful to him

• It is meaningless

• He is proud of it

What does Romeo offer to do for Juliet's love?

• Write her poems

• Fight her family

• Leave Verona

• Change his name

According to Juliet, what would a rose smell like if it had a different name?

• Less sweet

• Unpleasant

• More fragrant

• Just as sweet

What does Romeo say about the walls of the orchard?

• They are easy to climb

• They are a barrier to love

• They are high and hard to climb

• They are guarded by soldiers

What does Romeo claim about the power of love?

• It can overcome any obstacle

• It is a burden

• It is fragile

• It is unpredictable

What does Juliet ask Romeo to swear by?

• The stars

• Her love

• The moon

• His own self

What does Juliet say about her love for Romeo?

• It is forbidden

• It is fleeting

• It is boundless

• It is uncertain

How does Juliet feel about the speed of their relationship?

• It is just right

• It is too fast

• It is too slow

• It is confusing