Tragic Events in Romeo and Juliet

In Act 5, Scene 3 of 'Romeo and Juliet', Paris visits Juliet's tomb to say goodbye. Romeo arrives with Balthasar, planning to die beside Juliet. Paris confronts Romeo, leading to a fight where Paris is killed. Romeo enters the tomb, finds Juliet, and takes poison. Juliet awakens, finds Romeo dead, and kills herself. The families arrive, learn of the tragedy, and reconcile, ending their feud.

What does Paris do at Juliet's tomb?

• He plans to steal Juliet's body.

• He curses Romeo.

• He writes a letter to Juliet.

• He spreads flowers and promises to water them with his tears.

What does Romeo instruct Balthasar to do before entering the crypt?

• To wait outside and keep watch.

• To deliver a letter to his father.

• To help him break into the crypt.

• To find Juliet's nurse.

How does Paris react when he sees Romeo at the tomb?

• He runs away in fear.

• He tries to arrest Romeo.

• He asks Romeo for help.

• He confronts Romeo, leading to a fight.

What does Romeo do after finding Juliet in the tomb?

• He writes a letter to Juliet.

• He calls for help.

• He drinks poison to join her in death.

• He decides to leave and live.

What does Juliet do upon awakening and finding Romeo dead?

• She runs away.

• She drinks the remaining poison.

• She kills herself with Romeo's dagger.

• She calls for help.

Who first discovers the tragic scene at the tomb?

• Lord Capulet.

• Paris's page and a watchman.

• Friar Laurence.

• The Prince.

What does Friar Laurence offer to do after explaining the events?

• He offers to leave Verona.

• He offers to sacrifice his life if found at fault.

• He offers to build a monument for Romeo and Juliet.

• He offers to mediate between the families.

What do the Montagues and Capulets agree to do at the end?

• Leave Verona forever.

• Honor their children with golden statues.

• Build a church in memory of their children.

• Continue their feud.