WorksheetsRomeo and Juliet
Total questions: 46
Worksheet time: 23mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
He agrees to marry Romeo and Juliet
a)
Capulet
b)
Friar Laurence
c)
Paris
d)
Mercutio
2.
Lady Capulet
a)
She refused Romeo' s love and caused his depression
b)
Juliet's servant and mentor
c)
She wants the Prince to execute Romeo
d)
She dies grieving for her son, Romeo
3.
Benvolio
a)
He sends Romeo into exile
b)
He gives a feast to introduce Juliet to bachelors
c)
Capulet's favored suitor for Juliet
d)
He explains the circumstances of Tybalt's death
4.
Romeo's father
a)
Montague
b)
Tybalt
c)
Capulet
d)
Mercutio
5.
She dies grieving for her son, Romeo
a)
Lady Capulet
b)
Rosaline
c)
Lady Montague
d)
Juliet
6.
Both Paris and Romeo want to marry her
a)
Rosaline
b)
Lady Capulet
c)
Nurse
d)
Juliet
7.
She refused Romeo's love and caused his depression
a)
Juliet
b)
Lady Capulet
c)
Lady Montague
d)
Rosaline
8.
What does Romeo mean when he says, "Oh, dear account! My life is my foe's debt"?
a)
His love for Juliet has brought him out of his depression. Since she is a Capulet, he owes his enemy for his new happiness.
b)
He went to the party to get a glimpse of Rosaline. When he saw Rosaline dancing with another young man, he felt jealous.
c)
Although the dinner was expensive, he didn't enjoy it.
d)
He is glad that Tybalt left the banquet without fighting.
9.
What punishment did the Prince give Romeo for fighting?
a)
Twenty years in jail
b)
Exile
c)
A fine of 5,000 lira
d)
Death
10.
How do Mercutio and Tybalt die?
a)
Benvolio kills Mercutio, and Romeo kills Tybalt
b)
Romeo kills them both
c)
Tybalt kills Mercutio, and Romeo kills Tybalt
d)
Mercutio adn Tybalt kill each other
11.
Death is my Son-in-law. Death is my heir
a)
Capulet
b)
Romeo
c)
Friar Laurence
d)
Montague
12.
That which we call a rose/By any other name would smell as sweet
a)
Capulet
b)
Prince
c)
Romeo
d)
Juliet
13.
Oh, I am fortune's fool!
a)
Prince
b)
Romeo
c)
Lady Capulet
d)
Juliet
14.
A crutch, a crutch! Why call you for a sword?
a)
Lady Capulet
b)
Juliet
c)
Friar Laurence
d)
Lady Montague
15.
In one respect I'll thy assistant be;/For this alliance may be so happy prove,/To turn your households' rancor to pure love
a)
Friar Laurence
b)
Capulet
c)
Romeo
d)
Lady Montague
16.
To be an omen of
a)
Bodes
b)
Posterity
c)
Purged
d)
Beseech
17.
Posterity
a)
a church office endowed with fixed capital assets
b)
future generations
c)
to attribute; credit
d)
to belong as a proper function of part of
18.
Purged
a)
destitution
b)
bitter
c)
to free from impurities
d)
to express grief for or about
19.
To be or become weak or feeble
a)
Discourse
b)
Languish
c)
Esteem
d)
Culled
20.
Bitter
a)
Rancor
b)
Penury
c)
Posterity
d)
Impute
21.
Penury
a)
a prayer
b)
a cloak
c)
well grounded
d)
destitution
22.
Rough and Stormy
a)
Boisterous
b)
Lamentable
c)
Orisons
d)
Appertaining
23.
Discourse
a)
a cloak
b)
to dislike
c)
to narrate or discuss
d)
regard with respect
24.
Lamentable
a)
to express grief for or about
b)
a person who holds controversial opinions
c)
destitution
d)
well grounded
25.
Beseech
a)
to free from impurities
b)
to belong as a proper function or part
c)
to request earnestly
d)
to be or become weak or feeble
26.
To dislike
a)
Discourse
b)
Posterity
c)
Impute
d)
Loathed
27.
Well grounded
a)
Rancor
b)
Validity
c)
Bodes
d)
Appertaining
28.
Heretics
a)
to attribute to; credit
b)
a church office endowed with fixed capital assets
c)
a person who holds controversial opinions
d)
to belong as a proper function or part
29.
Regard with respect
a)
Esteem
b)
Appertaining
c)
Beseech
d)
Benefice
30.
Appertaining
a)
to be an omen of
b)
to narrate or discuss
c)
to belong to s a proper function or part
d)
to be or become weak or feeble
31.
To attribute; credit
a)
Esteem
b)
Bodes
c)
Languish
d)
Impute
32.
Mantle
a)
a person who hold controversial opinions
b)
a cloak
c)
future generations
d)
regard with respect
33.
A church office endowed with fixed capital assets
a)
Heretics
b)
Rancor
c)
Benefice
d)
Orisons
34.
Culled
a)
to gather; collect
b)
to express grief for or about
c)
to narrate or discuss
d)
to free from impurities
35.
A prayer
a)
Benefice
b)
Validity
c)
Penury
d)
Orisons
36.
To cover with water
a)
Purged
b)
Inundation
c)
Dirges
d)
Mantle
37.
Dirges
a)
a prayer
b)
a funeral hymn or lament
c)
a violation of the law
d)
to express disapproval
38.
Consort
a)
to free from impurities
b)
to express disapproval
c)
an omen
d)
a companion or partner
39.
To express disapproval
a)
Chide
b)
Languish
c)
Orisons
d)
Inundation
40.
Abhors
a)
future generations
b)
to reject vehemently
c)
to cover with water
d)
evil; wicked
41.
An omen
a)
Beguiled
b)
Presage
c)
Pernicious
d)
Arbitrating
42.
Pernicious
a)
a person who holds controversial opinions
b)
destitution
c)
evil; wicked
d)
a companion or partner
43.
Augmenting
a)
o make (something already developed) greater
b)
a violation of the law
c)
rough and stormy
d)
to reject vehemently
44.
To submit to settlement or judgement by arbitration
a)
Beguiled
b)
Dirges
c)
Penury
d)
Arbitrating
45.
To deceive by guile
a)
Beguiled
b)
Boisterous
c)
Appertaining
d)
Penury
46.
Transgression
a)
to cover with water
b)
a violation or the law
c)
prayer
d)
a funeral hymn or lament
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