Understanding Emotions and Actions in Tragedy

In a graveyard, a series of tragic events unfold as characters confront each other, leading to a fight and the eventual deaths of Romeo and Juliet. The story explores themes of love, desperation, and the consequences of family feuds. The tragedy is discovered, leading to an investigation and a resolution that brings peace between the feuding families.

What does the speaker instruct the boy to do if someone approaches?

• Hide in the grave

• Run away quickly

• Shout for help

• Whistle to signal

What emotion does the speaker express while spreading flowers over the grave?

• Joy

• Anger

• Fear

• Indifference

What does the speaker do when someone approaches with a torch?

• Confronts them

• Calls for help

• Hides in the darkness

• Runs away

What is the speaker's main reason for entering the tomb?

• To retrieve a ring

• To mourn his wife

• To hide from enemies

• To find treasure

What does the speaker threaten to do if his companion returns?

• Ignore him

• Tear him apart

• Forgive him

• Reward him

How does the speaker describe his determination?

• As gentle as a lamb

• Weak as a kitten

• Fierce as a tiger

• Calm as the sea

What does the speaker ask the young man to do during their confrontation?

• Join him

• Leave him alone

• Fight him

• Help him

What does the speaker notice about Juliet's appearance?

• She is unrecognizable

• She is decaying

• She is still beautiful

• She looks pale

What decision does the speaker make regarding Juliet?

• To bury her

• To call for help

• To stay with her

• To leave her

What does the speaker do after deciding to stay with Juliet?

• Takes poison

• Falls asleep

• Writes a letter

• Sings a song