Themes and Characters in Romeo and Juliet

The video tutorial covers Act 1 Scene 2 of Romeo and Juliet, focusing on themes of parental love and marriage arrangements. It highlights Capulet's protective nature towards Juliet and the use of celestial imagery and foreshadowing. The servant's role and status are discussed, along with Benvolio's advice to Romeo about love. The scene concludes with Romeo's determination to attend the Capulet party, despite his unrequited love for Rosaline.

What is the main theme introduced in Act 1 Scene 2 of Romeo and Juliet?

• War and peace

• Betrayal and revenge

• Friendship and loyalty

• Parental love and guidance

Who is County Paris in relation to Juliet?

• Her cousin

• Her suitor

• Her brother

• Her uncle

Why does Capulet want to delay Juliet's marriage?

• He is waiting for a better suitor

• He wants to travel first

• He believes she is too young

• He wants her to finish school

What does Paris argue about young women of Juliet's age?

• They are often mothers

• They should work

• They should study

• They should travel

What does Capulet invite Paris to do at the feast?

• Meet Juliet's friends

• Discuss politics

• Woo Juliet

• Dance with Juliet

What kind of imagery does Capulet use in his speech about the feast?

• Desert imagery

• Ocean imagery

• Celestial imagery

• Forest imagery

Why is the servant unable to deliver the invitations properly?

• He is too busy

• He is illiterate

• He lost the invitations

• He forgot the addresses

What advice does Benvolio give to Romeo about his love for Rosaline?

• Write her a letter

• Move to another city

• Forget her and find new love

• Talk to her friends

What is Romeo's initial reaction to Benvolio's suggestion to find new love?

• He is excited

• He is indifferent

• He is reluctant

• He agrees immediately