Friar Lawrence and Romeo's Love

Friar Lawrence enters a scene, gathering herbs and talking to himself. Romeo arrives and greets him, revealing he did not sleep last night. Romeo confesses his love for Juliet and their intention to marry, surprising Friar Lawrence. Although initially critical, Friar Lawrence hopes the marriage will mend the feud between the Capulets and Montagues. As Romeo rushes off, Friar Lawrence advises him to proceed wisely and slowly.

What does Friar Lawrence plan to fill his basket with?

• Fruits and vegetables

• Herbs and flowers

• Books and scrolls

• Jewels and coins

What does Friar Lawrence correctly guess about Romeo?

• He has been in a fight

• He hasn't slept

• He is angry

• He is sick

Who does Friar Lawrence initially think Romeo was with?

• Benvolio

• Mercutio

• Rosaline

• Juliet

Who is Romeo in love with, according to his confession to Friar Lawrence?

• Juliet

• A new character

• No one

• Rosaline

What does Romeo ask Friar Lawrence to do?

• Hide him from his family

• Consent to his marriage

• Help him escape

• Fight the Capulets

How does Friar Lawrence react to Romeo's new love interest?

• He is supportive

• He is surprised

• He is indifferent

• He is angry

What does Friar Lawrence hope the marriage will achieve?

• End the feud

• Make Romeo happy

• Please the Prince

• Gain wealth

What advice does Friar Lawrence give about rushing?

• Slow and steady wins the race

• Time waits for no one

• They stumble that run fast

• Haste makes waste

What does Friar Lawrence think about young men's love?

• It is deep and true

• It is fleeting and shallow

• It is wise and thoughtful

• It is everlasting

What is the relationship between the Capulets and Montagues?

• Friendly

• Indifferent

• Feuding

• Allied