WorksheetsRomeo and Juliet Acts 4 and 5 Quiz
Total questions: 36
Worksheet time: 18mins
Who is visiting Friar Lawrence when Juliet arrives at his cell?
Paris
Romeo
Benvolio
Friar John
What does Juliet threaten to do if she is forced to marry Paris?
Kill Paris
Cry on the floor
Commit suicide
Run away
Where is Romeo during this time in Act 4?
Montague Mansion
Friar Lawrence's cell
Verona
Mantua
True or False: When Juliet's father orders Juliet to marry Paris, she admits she is already married.
True
False
True or False: Juliet apologizes to her father for arguing with him.
True
False
True or False: When Juliet prepares to follow Friar Lawrence's plan, she feels extremely relieved and is not worried about the potion.
True
False
True or False: Lady Capulet has taken complete charge over the wedding plans for Juliet.
True
False
True or False: When the Capulets see Juliet lying "dead," their immediate reaction is to suspect murder.
True
False
True or False: Lady Capulet is the first person to find Juliet "dead."
True
False
True or False: When Juliet wakes from her sleep, she will immediately go to Venice with Friar Lawrence.
True
False
True or False: Friar Lawrence advises the Capulets to remember that Juliet is at peace and up in heaven.
True
False
In his brief conversation with Juliet, Paris can be characterized as:
gentle and compassionate
slightly arrogant
uncaring towards Juliet
Juliet's lifeless body is discovered by:
Paris
Lady Capulet
Lord Capulet
The Nurse
In Act 5, who comes to visit Romeo, and what information does he offer?
Friar Lawrence: he says the plan is off
Balthasar: he says Juliet is dead and in the Capulet vault
Lord Montague: he has paid Prince Escalus to allow Romeo to return
Benvolio: he says Tybalt is personally searching for Romeo in Mantua
Upon hearing the news of Juliet's death, Romeo exclaims, "Is it e'en so? Then I defy you, stars!" What does Romeo mean?
He is upset that the stars have not illuminated the correct course of action
He is uncertain as to whom he should trust
He accepts his unlucky misfortune
He believes his fate lies in the stars, which have crossed him
On his return, Romeo stops to visit an apothecary and purchase a poison. Why does the apothecary initially refuse to sell the poison?
It is illegal
He himself will be killed if found in possession of a lethal poison
The poison is very powerful and will kill instantly
All of the answers are correct
Why does the apothecary agree to sell Romeo the poison?
He is poor and needs the money
He feels sorry for Romeo
He wants Romeo to leave him alone
He plans to turn Romeo into the authorities
In Act 5, Scene 2, Friar Lawrence learns that his letter intended for Romeo was not delivered. What prevented Friar John from completing this errand?
He misplaced the letter and could not find it.
An infectious pestilence broke out and he was not permitted to leave
The letter was stolen
He wanted to take a nap instead
Because Romeo didn't get the letter, how does Friar Lawrence plan to save Juliet?
He will break into the tomb himself
He will write another letter to Romeo
He will hide Juliet in his cell until Romeo comes
All of the answers are correct.
When Romeo enters the tomb, who does he encounter, and what does this man believe Romeo's intentions are?
Lord Capulet: to ransack the tomb and steal precious jewels
Count Paris: to do villainous shame to the dead body
Tybalt: to take the corpse as ransom
Benvolio: to defile the tomb as revenge for his banishment
What is the result of Romeo's encounter with this man in the tomb?
Romeo lets him leave, unharmed
Romeo asks him to relieve Balthasar of his post
Romeo asks him to deliver a letter to Lord Montague
Romeo kills him
Friar Lawrence arrives too late, only to find Romeo dead and Juliet newly awoken. why does he leave without Juliet?
He heard a noise outside and was afraid
He knew he would have to explain his actions to Lord Montague
He no longer cares about the plan as Romeo is dead
He is taken away by the city watchmen
How does Juliet end her life?
She drinks the poison left over in the bottle
She kisses Romeo's lips to absorb the poison
She stabs herself with Romeo's dagger
She suffocates in her tomb
When Prince Escalus arrives at the Capulet tomb, how many people does he find dead?
One: only Juliet
Two: Romeo and Juliet
Three: Romeo, Juliet, and Count Paris
Four: Romeo, Juliet, Count Paris, and Balthasar
What caused Lady Montague to die?
Grief at her son Romeo's exile
Fury over the continued feud with the Capulets
Dismay at Friar Lawrence's inability to help her family
Shock and a feeling of abandonment
What does Friar Lawrence confess to the Prince?
He married Romeo and Juliet on the same day that Tybalt died
He gave Juliet a sleeping potion, so she could avoid marrying Count Paris
He orchestrated a plan for Romeo to arrive as Juliet woke up
All of the answers are correct.
What information is revealed when the Prince reads over Romeo's suicide letter to his father?
He confessed his love for Juliet
He bought poison from an apothecary
He intended to die int he tomb next to Juliet
All of the answers are correct
How do Lord Capulet and Lord Montague plan on honoring Romeo and Juliet?
They will build statues of the lovers in gold and place them beside each other
They will give each other money
They will host a ball to celebrate the wedding of Romeo and Juliet
They will become friars and pray for their dead children
Define the following:
Ensign
A sign or an emblem
snobby
a tomb
a type of sword
Define the following: haughty
snobby
quiet
poor
uncertain
Define the following:
Sepulcher
an ancient building
A tomb or a grave
A type of religious ornament
A poor person
Define the following:
Interred
To place in a grave or a tomb
To kill
to answer a challenge from a rival
To read through something
Define the following:
Lament
To mourn
To celebrate
To marry
To bury
Define the following:
Shroud
A type of cloth that corpses are buried in
someone who is witty and cunning
A robe that kings and princes wear
A type of animal
Define the following:
Vial
A small container
something extremely unpleasant
disobedient
a type of journey
Define the following:
Loathsome
Feelings of disgust
Feelings of happiness
Feelings of apathy
Feelings of great joy
