Romeo and Juliet 1.2 Interview with Romeo

The transcript discusses a scenario where a person is encouraged to move on from their love interest, Rosaline, and consider other women. A Capulet servant invites them to a party, where Rosaline will be present. Benvolio suggests attending the party to compare Rosaline with other women, hoping to show she's not unique. Despite family drama, the person decides to attend, determined to see Rosaline, whom they consider the most beautiful woman.

What advice is given to the narrator regarding their love interest?

• To write a letter expressing their love.

• To confess their feelings immediately.

• To forget about them and look for someone else.

• To avoid any social gatherings.

What does the Capulet servant need help with?

• Delivering a message.

• Finding directions to the market.

• Reading a letter.

• Carrying a heavy load.

Why does Benvolio suggest attending the Capulet party?

• To meet new friends.

• To confront the Capulet family.

• To compare Rosaline with other women.

• To enjoy the food and drinks.

What is the narrator's attitude towards the family drama?

• They are deeply concerned.

• They are scared.

• They are indifferent.

• They are excited.

What is the narrator's belief about Rosaline's beauty?

• She is average compared to others.

• She is the most beautiful woman since the beginning of time.

• She is beautiful but not the most beautiful.

• She is not as beautiful as others claim.