Conflict and Relationships in Romeo's Story

The transcript narrates a love story between two young individuals, Romeo and Juliet, who face challenges from Juliet's family. Despite the obstacles, they secretly meet and express their love. The story progresses with a marriage proposal, symbolizing hope and resolution. However, the narrative shifts to a conflict, highlighting the transformation of love into bad blood due to unresolved issues.

What is the setting when the narrator first sees Romeo?

• In a garden

• On a balcony in summer air

• At a party

• At a ball

What does the narrator's father warn her about?

• To not attend the party

• To be careful of the crowd

• To stay away from Romeo

• To avoid the garden

Where do the couple secretly meet?

• On the balcony

• At the party

• In the garden

• In the town

What does the narrator ask Romeo to do during their secret meetings?

• To run away with her

• To close his eyes and escape

• To talk to her father

• To attend the party

What emotion does the narrator feel while waiting for Romeo?

• Excitement

• Joy

• Loneliness

• Anger

What significant event happens when the narrator meets Romeo on the outskirts of town?

• They plan to escape

• They have an argument

• They decide to part ways

• Romeo proposes with a ring

What does Romeo promise to do after proposing?

• To buy a new house

• To leave the town

• To attend the party

• To talk to Juliet's father

What is the narrator's reflection about their past relationship?

• It was a complicated journey

• It was a forgotten memory

• It was a brief encounter

• It was a simple love story

What does the narrator mention about their past relationships?

• They were uneventful

• They left scars

• They were all happy

• They were peaceful

What is the new conflict introduced at the end of the transcript?

• A family feud

• A financial problem

• Bad blood between the couple

• A new love interest