Juliet's Emotions and Decisions in Romeo and Juliet

Juliet eagerly awaits nightfall to be with Romeo. She receives tragic news from her nurse about Tybalt's death and Romeo's banishment. Torn between her love for Romeo and her grief for Tybalt, Juliet experiences an inner conflict. Ultimately, she resolves to find comfort in Romeo, despite the circumstances.

What does Juliet wish for at the beginning of the scene?

• For the night to come quickly

• For the sun to shine brightly

• For a new day to begin

• For a storm to pass

Who does Juliet compare to a 'fiery-footed steed'?

• The stars

• The moon

• The sun

• The night

What does Juliet compare Romeo to when she imagines his death?

• A cloud

• A star

• A flower

• A bird

What does Juliet wish for Romeo after his death?

• To be buried in Verona

• To be turned into stars

• To be remembered as a hero

• To be forgotten

What does Juliet anticipate in her soliloquy?

• A visit from her parents

• Her reunion with Romeo

• A letter from Romeo

• Her wedding day

What does Juliet say about the day before a festival?

• It is tedious

• It is peaceful

• It is exciting

• It is joyful

What does Juliet compare her anticipation to?

• A child waiting for a festival

• A bird waiting to fly

• A flower waiting to bloom

• A river waiting to flow

What news does the Nurse bring to Juliet?

• Juliet's parents are angry

• Romeo has been banished

• Tybalt is alive

• Romeo is coming to visit

What does the Nurse do when she brings the news?

• Cries and wrings her hands

• Laughs and dances

• Sings a song

• Remains silent

How does Juliet initially react to the news of Tybalt's death?

• With joy

• With indifference

• With anger

• With disbelief