Tragic Events in Romeo and Juliet

In Act 5 of 'Romeo and Juliet', Romeo dreams of Juliet reviving him, but learns of her death. Defying fate, he buys poison to join her in death. Meanwhile, Friar Lawrence's plan to reunite them fails due to an outbreak. At Juliet's tomb, Romeo kills Paris, then himself. Juliet awakens, finds Romeo dead, and kills herself. Their deaths reconcile the feuding families, highlighting love's tragic power.

What does Romeo dream about before receiving news from Balthazar?

• Juliet awakening him from death

• A future with Juliet

• Juliet marrying Paris

• His own death

What does Romeo decide to do after hearing about Juliet's death?

• Buy poison

• Go to the Capulet tomb

• Visit Friar Lawrence

• Write a letter to Juliet

Why does the apothecary agree to sell poison to Romeo?

• He is threatened by Romeo

• He dislikes the Capulets

• He wants to help Romeo

• He is in poverty

What theme is highlighted by Romeo's exclamation 'I defy you, stars'?

• Friendship

• Hatred

• Fate

• Love

What prevents Friar John from delivering the letter to Romeo?

• A storm

• A robbery

• A personal decision

• A disease outbreak

What does Friar Lawrence plan to do after learning the letter was not delivered?

• Visit Romeo

• Retrieve Juliet from the tomb

• Inform the Capulets

• Send another letter

Who arrives at Juliet's tomb before Romeo?

• The Prince

• Paris

• Balthazar

• Friar Lawrence

What happens between Paris and Romeo at the tomb?

• They fight

• They both leave

• They call for help

• They reconcile

What does Romeo do after seeing Juliet in the tomb?

• Calls for help

• Takes poison

• Leaves the tomb

• Writes a letter

What does Juliet do upon awakening and finding Romeo dead?

• Leaves the tomb

• Calls for help

• Takes poison

• Uses Romeo's dagger