Romeo and Juliet 3.5 Performance: Capulet, Lines 176-196

The transcript revolves around a character's insistence on arranging a marriage for a young woman with a noble gentleman. Despite the gentleman's admirable qualities, the woman refuses to wed, citing her youth and inability to love. The character issues a stern ultimatum, warning of dire consequences if she does not comply. The narrative concludes with a firm resolution, emphasizing the seriousness of the situation.

What qualities does the speaker highlight about the gentleman they have chosen?

• He is a famous artist.

• He is of noble parentage and has honorable qualities.

• He is wealthy and powerful.

• He is a skilled warrior.

Why does the speaker refuse to marry?

• They are focused on their career.

• They want to travel the world first.

• They are too young and cannot love.

• They are already engaged to someone else.

What does the speaker request after expressing their refusal to marry?

• A chance to meet the suitor.

• Time to think about the proposal.

• Pardon and understanding.

• A different suitor.

What does the speaker warn will happen if the marriage does not occur?

• They will be sent to a convent.

• They will be disowned and left to suffer.

• They will be forced to marry someone else.

• They will lose their inheritance.

What is the speaker's attitude towards the refusal to marry?

• They are indifferent.

• They are supportive.

• They are serious and stern.

• They are amused.