WorksheetsRomeo & Juliet ACT II REVIEW
Total questions: 82
Worksheet time: 59mins
Deny thy father and refuse thy name;
Or, if thou wilt not, be but sworn my love,
And I'll no longer be a Capulet.
Why are Benvolio and Mercutio looking for Romeo in Act II Scene 1?
No one has seen him since the feast, and they have no idea where he went.
They both saw him dancing with Juliet, and they want him to explain.
He owes Mercutio money and ran away before paying him back.
He ditched them after the feast and jumped an orchard wall.
When Friar Lawrence first appears in the play, he is examining a rare flower. What are the effects of this flower?
If looked at, it will heal you; if smelled, it will kill you.
If smelled, it will heal you; if touched, it will kill you.
If smelled, it will heal you; if tasted, it will kill you.
If tasted, it will heal you; if smelled, it will kill you.
Why does Tybalt send a letter to Romeo?
He wants to challenge Romeo to a fight.
He wants to discuss new fighting styles with Romeo.
He wants to warn Romeo to stay away from Juliet.
He wants to let Romeo know about another party.
What does Romeo tell the Nurse to do after she gets Juliet to Friar Lawrence's cell?
Tell Paris that Juliet does not want to marry him
Join the couple at their wedding as Juliet's maid of honor
Wait at the church to get a rope ladder for Romeo to climb into Juliet's room later
Get the rope ladder for Juliet to climb into the second floor of Friar Lawrence's cell
What do Romeo and Juliet exchange?
Insults
Compliments
Vows of love
Vows of revenge
Which of the following does Romeo NOT use as a comparison to Juliet's beauty?
The sun.
An angel.
A butterfly.
A saint.
Why does Juliet ask Romeo not to swear by the moon?
The moon is only a sliver that night.
The moon changes in its phases.
The moon is not like the sun.
They are star crossed lovers, he should swear by the stars.
At the beginning of scene iii, what is Friar Lawrence doing?
Making a potion.
Saying prayers.
Performing a mass.
Gathering herbs.
What reason does the Friar give for agreeing to marry Romeo & Juliet?
They are obviously in love.
It will help Romeo get over Roseline.
It might end the feud.
He will get paid.
What do we learn in Act II, scene iv about Tybalt’s fighting skills?
He is well trained and an excellent fighter.
He does not fight well.
He knows only one style of fighting.
He is equal to Romeo.
How does Mercutio treat the nurse?
He is polite and kind.
He is insulting and rude.
He ignores her.
She and he joke like old friends.
What instructions does Romeo tell the Nurse to pass onto Juliet?
Tell your parents you are going to confession and instead get secretly married.
Mix a love potion using a long list of ingredients.
Gather information on Tybalt.
Tell your parents that you don't want to marry Paris.
What happens to Roseline in this Act?
She gets abducted by aliens.
She joins the circus.
She gets a letter inviting her to be a student at Hogwarts.
She sort of disappears from the play because her character isn't important anymore.
What has Tybalt sent to Romeo's house?
A challenge letter.
A ring.
Nothing.
A box of doughnuts.
After the Capulet party, where does Romeo go?
Home to bed
To find Juliet's window
To find Roseline
Out with the boys
What will happen if the Capulets find Romeo at Juliet's window?
They will have him arrested.
They will kick him out.
They will kill him.
They will write him an angry letter.
According to the Friar, how are humans like plants?
They have both good and bad in them.
They grow.
They need nutrients to grow.
They need love to grow.
"He jests at scars that never felt a wound."
"These violent delights have violent ends"
and
"So smile the heavens upon this holy act that after hours with sorrow chide us not!"
"What's in a name? That which we call a rose
By any other name would smell as sweet."
Who does the Nurse think is the "properer man" for Juliet?
Paris
Friar
Romeo
Mercutio
Romeo tells the Nurse to have Juliet lie about...
her family name.
going to confession.
her feelings for Paris.
going to the party.
Besides being a priest, the Friar is also very knowledgeable about...
plants and medicine
dancing and partying
psychology and history
animals and weather
"These violent delights have violent ends."
absolution
a freeing from blame or guilt
full of, feeling, expressing envy
to feel or show doubt
incapable of being conquered
Invincible
any powerful or compelling emotion or feeling
incapable of being conquered
showing good manners
art of using language
Having or showing good manners
envious
wavering
courteous
eloquence
dimensions or size
exchange
proportion
passion
obstacle
To give up something for something else
invocation
envious
summon
exchange
something that obstructs or hinders progress
exchange
absolution
proportion
obstacle
to find fault with angrily
scolded
summon
confession
invincible
admission of sin
summon
passion
confession
scolded
Art of using language with fluency and aptness.
eloquence
obstacle
courteous
invocation
Any powerful or compelling emotion or feeling, as love or hate
conspire
wavering
invincible
passion
To call upon to do something specified
confession
summon
wavering
obstacle
To agree together, especially secretly, to do something wrong
summon
conspire
exchange
scolded
Full of , feeling, or expressing envy
envious
invincible
courteous
eloquence
A form of prayer invoking God's presence
absolution
salutation
benediction
invocation
Dimensions or size
proportion
obstacle
passion
wavering
To fee or show doubt, indecision
wavering
envious
scolded
invocation
