Lord Capulet's Wedding Plans and Irony

In Act 3, Scene 4 of 'Romeo and Juliet', Lord Capulet discusses with Count Paris about marrying Juliet. Due to Tybalt's death, they haven't spoken to Juliet yet. Capulet believes Juliet will obey him and plans the wedding for Thursday. Paris agrees, despite the short notice. The scene highlights dramatic irony, as the audience knows Juliet is already married to Romeo.

Who is Lord Capulet speaking to about Juliet's marriage?

• Count Paris

• The Prince

• Tybalt

• Romeo

Why has Lord Capulet not discussed marriage with Juliet yet?

• Juliet is too young

• Tybalt's death

• Juliet is already married

• Paris is not interested

What does Lord Capulet say about the inevitability of death?

• Death is a choice

• Life is eternal

• Death is avoidable

• We are born to die

What does Paris say about the current times?

• They are perfect for romance

• They are too sad for wooing

• They are ideal for celebrations

• They are too busy for marriage

What does Paris say to Lady Capulet before leaving?

• See you soon

• Good night

• Farewell

• Goodbye

What does Lord Capulet believe about Juliet's response to his wishes?

• She will obey

• She will refuse

• She will negotiate

• She will run away

What does Lord Capulet call Paris to make him feel welcome?

• Cousin

• Brother

• Son

• Friend

On which day does Lord Capulet initially plan the wedding?

• Monday

• Tuesday

• Wednesday

• Thursday

What day of the week is it when Lord Capulet and Paris are discussing the wedding?

• Wednesday

• Tuesday

• Monday

• Sunday

Why does Lord Capulet want a small wedding?

• To surprise Juliet

• To avoid attention

• To respect Tybalt's death

• To save money