Understanding Romeo's Emotions and Actions

Romeo, Benvolio, and Merio attend the Capulet party. Romeo is in a heavy mood due to unrequited love for Rosaline and refuses to dance, making puns about his feelings. Merio and Benvolio try to cheer him up with jokes and advice. Merio tells a story about Queen Mab, a fairy who influences dreams, to illustrate the folly of taking dreams too seriously. Despite his apprehensions, Romeo decides to enter the Capulet house, trusting fate to guide him.

Who accompanies Romeo to the Capulet party?

• Friar Laurence and the Prince

• Paris and the Nurse

• Benvolio and Merio

• Juliet and Tybalt

What does Benvolio suggest about giving a speech at the party?

• It's essential for a good impression

• It's outdated and unnecessary

• It's a tradition they must follow

• It's a way to win Rosaline's heart

Why does Romeo refuse to dance at the party?

• He is too tired

• He forgot his dancing shoes

• He is injured

• He is in a bad mood

What does Merio suggest Romeo can use to overcome his sadness?

• A strong drink

• A new love interest

• Cupid's wings

• A good night's sleep

What is the significance of the masks at the party?

• They are required by the host

• They are a sign of wealth

• They are a fashion statement

• They symbolize hidden emotions

What does Merio mean by saying Romeo is 'dun'?

• Romeo is wealthy

• Romeo is stuck in love

• Romeo is a good dancer

• Romeo is tired

What does Romeo fear about attending the party?

• He will embarrass himself

• He will see Rosaline with someone else

• He will face an untimely death

• He will be recognized