Conflict and Emotions in Romeo and Juliet

In Verona, a long-standing feud between the Capulet and Montague families leads to public brawls. The Prince warns them of severe consequences if the peace is disturbed again. Meanwhile, Romeo, a Montague, is heartbroken over unrequited love, adding to the tension and drama in the city.

What is the setting of the story?

• Rome

• Paris

• London

• Verona

What ends the feud between the two families?

• The deaths of their children

• A marriage

• A royal decree

• A peace treaty

What does the prologue promise to do?

• Introduce new characters

• Change the ending

• Fill in the story gaps

• Reveal a secret

What do Gregory and Samson discuss?

• Running away

• Not being humiliated

• Joining the Montagues

• Starting a business

How do they plan to handle the Montagues?

• Negotiate peace

• Ignore them

• Fight them

• Join them

What is their plan to provoke a fight?

• Steal from them

• Invite them to a duel

• Ignore them

• Insult them

What happens when the confrontation begins?

• They run away

• They start a fight

• They negotiate

• They call the police

Who intervenes in the fight?

• The Police

• The Prince

• The Mayor

• The King

What does the Prince decree?

• A festival

• A reward for peace

• A punishment for fighting

• A new law

What does Benvolio recount?

• The fight

• A love story

• A dream

• A prophecy