The transcript explores the concept of 'store' as possessions that can be used for future needs, such as livestock or grain. It then delves into Shakespeare's expanded use of the term to describe the process of propagation. Finally, it analyzes Romeo's statement about beauty and mortality, highlighting how beauty dies with the object of affection.

What does the term 'store' refer to in the context of future necessities?

• A storage facility

• A place to buy goods

• Possessions that can produce future necessities

• A type of currency

How does Shakespeare expand the meaning of 'store'?

• By using it to describe a shop

• By referring to it as a type of currency

• By associating it with wealth

• By relating it to the process of propagation

In Shakespeare's context, what does 'propagation' refer to?

• The act of spreading information

• The method of storing goods

• The technique of repairing items

• The process of breeding or growing

What does Romeo imply when he says 'when she dies with beauty dies her store'?

• Beauty will be inherited by others

• Beauty will perish with the person

• Beauty will be preserved forever

• Beauty will transform into something else

What is the significance of 'store' in Romeo's statement about beauty?

• It symbolizes a new beginning

• It represents the continuation of beauty

• It signifies wealth

• It indicates the end of beauty