WorksheetsRomeo and Juliet Acts 4 & 5
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 19mins
In the beginning of Act IV, what day of the week is the wedding for Paris and Juliet?
Wednesday
Monday
Thursday
Friday
Who says, "If in thy wisdom thou canst give no help, do thou call my resolution wise and join with this knife I'll help it..."?
Romeo
Paris
Juliet
Who says, "Hold, then. Go home, be merry, give consent to marry Paris. Wednesday is tomorrow."?
Friar Laurence
Lord Capulet
Romeo
Which of the following is NOT part of Friar's plan for Juliet in Act IV?
She must tell her parents that she will marry Paris tomorrow.
She must lie alone and send the nurse away.
Romeo will come after her "pleasant sleep"
She must write a letter to Romeo
When one character is alone on stage speaking out about his feelings and/or thoughts....this is called what?
Monologue
Soliloquy
Comic relief
Which of the following is NOT one of Juliet's fear as she takes the potion?
what if mixture does not work?
what if I "stifle" or suffocate in the vault?
what if mixture the Friar gave me will really cause me death?
What if Romeo never comes to wake me in this vault?
Who says, "What, dressed and in your clothes and down again? I must needs wake you." ?
Lady Capulet
Nurse
Lord Capulet
Who does Lady and Lord Capulet blame for the death of their daughter Juliet?
Paris
Friar
Death
Poison
What kind of figurative language is used in this example: "[Musicians]Faith, we may put up our pipes and be gone; [Nurse]For well you know this is a pitiful case."
Pun
Idiom
Dramatic Irony
Metaphor
What kind of figurative language is shown here: "Juliet speaks with her father and mother giving them the impression that she intends to marry Paris."
Pun
Idiom
Dramatic Irony
Metaphor
What kind of figurative language is shown here: "Friar Laurence consoles Juliet's parents, who believe that their daughter is dead."
Pun
Idiom
Dramatic Irony
Metaphor
What kind of figurative language is shown here: "O happy dagger!"
Pun
Idiom
Dramatic Irony
Metaphor
What kind of figurative language is shown here: "Thou desperate pilot, now at once run on the dashing rocks..."
Pun
Idiom
Dramatic Irony
Metaphor
What is being compared to in this sentence: "My bosom's lord sits lightly in this throne."
heart
ship
gold
bridegroom
What is being compared to in this sentence: "I sell thee poison: thou has sold me none."
heart
ship
gold
bridegroom
What is being compared to in this sentence: "Shall I believe / That unsubstantial Death is amorous..."
heart
ship
gold
bridegroom
What emotion is suggested in the following metaphor: "...And that the trunk may be discharged of breath as violently as hasty powder fired..."
Fear
Depression
Worry
Passion
What emotion is suggested in the following metaphor: "Thou desperate pilot, now at once run on the dashing rocks..."
Fear
Desperation
Worry
Compassion
What does romeo do immediately after hearing that Juliet is "dead"?
Says he will "lie with her tonight" & sees Apothecary
Tells Benvolio to give him pen and paper; writes a letter
Runs to the catacomb
What report of the mission does Friar John give after Friar Laurence asks him about the delivery of his letter to romeo?
He fell ill and was sent to hospital
He was quarantined after visiting an ill member of their town
He lost the letter on his trip to Mantua
He forgot to send it
What is a poetic apostrophe?
a term used when a speaker directly addresses someone or something that isn't present in the poem
a device used to show possession
a speech given to at least one other person on stage
Romeo kills Paris in Act V.
True
False
Which is an example of an apostrophe in Act V?
"O, give me thy hand." [Romeo]
"Saint Francis, be my speed." [Friar]
"And fearfully did menace me with death." [Balthasar]
Why doesn't friar stop Juliet from killing herself?
He hears voices outside of the tomb, goes out to check.
He can't stop her because she does it too quickly
She stabs Friar first
Does the feud end at the end of Act V?
Yes
No
