Romeo and Juliet 2.4 Interview with Mercutio

The transcript describes a scene where Benvolio and another character are searching for Romeo after a party. They discuss how Romeo is still tormented by Rosaline and how Tybalt has sent a letter challenging Romeo to a duel. The conversation shifts to Tybalt's dueling skills, highlighting his adherence to the rules and his reputation as a skilled but arrogant duelist. Ralph expresses a desire to see Tybalt in action, but is warned to be careful what he wishes for.

What did Benvolio hear about Romeo's whereabouts after the party?

• Romeo went to see Rosaline.

• Romeo never returned home.

• Romeo was seen with Tibbult.

• Romeo was at the Capulet's house.

Why does Benvolio think Romeo will respond to Tibbult's letter?

• Because Romeo is expected to uphold his honor.

• Because Romeo is eager to fight.

• Because Romeo is a skilled writer.

• Because Romeo is in love with Rosaline.

What is the narrator's concern about Romeo's ability to fight Tibbult?

• Romeo is physically injured.

• Romeo is too distracted by Rosaline.

• Romeo lacks the necessary skills.

• Romeo is afraid of Tibbult.

How is Tibbult described in terms of his dueling skills?

• He is a reckless fighter.

• He is inexperienced and clumsy.

• He is a master of all dueling techniques.

• He is known for his unpredictable style.

What is the narrator's opinion of Tibbult's personality?

• He is humble and modest.

• He is friendly and approachable.

• He is shy and reserved.

• He is overly confident and pretentious.