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Prologue - R & J

Total questions: 23

Worksheet time: 12mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Two ___________ both alike in ___________,

a)

households/love

b)

star crossed lovers/dignity

c)

households/dignity

d)

enemies/grudges

2.

From _____________ ________________ break to new ___________.

a)

ancient/hate/love

b)

ancient/dignity/hate

c)

ancient/fate/destiny

d)

ancient/grudge/mutiny

3.

Where civil ___________ makes civil __________ unclean.

a)

blood/hands

b)

grudge/destiny

c)

love/peace

d)

dignity/death

4.

From forth the __________ loins of these two ________.

a)

stars/lovers

b)

ancient/foes

c)

fatal/foes

d)

fearful/enemies

5.

A pair of ____________________________

a)

star-faced foes

b)

star-crossed lovers

c)

two households

d)

ancient grudges

6.

Doth with their _________ ___________ their parent's strife.

a)

love/heal

b)

compassion/hinder

c)

youth/fix

d)

death/bury

7.

The fearful passage of their _______-_______ ________,

a)

star-crossed lovers

b)

death-marked love

c)

angry-parent's rage

d)

patient-ears attend

8.

Which but their _____________ __________ nought could remove,

a)

children's love

b)

children's lives

c)

children's end

d)

children's passion

9.

Two households, both alike in dignity,

a)

There are two families of the same social status

b)

Their unlucky children fall in love and commit suicide.

c)

Which would never end without the death of their children,

d)

These two enemies have each had children.

10.

In fair Verona, where we lay our scene,

a)

This story takes place in Verona

b)

The long-standing hatred between the two families erupts into new violence.

c)

Is what you’ll see throughout this two hour play.

d)

End the families’ feud through their death.

11.

From ancient grudge break to new mutiny,

a)

The long-standing hatred between the two families erupts into new violence.

b)

There are two families of the same social status

c)

The events of the story leading to their death,

d)

This violence leads to bloodshed among the citizens.

12.

Where civil blood makes civil hands unclean.

a)

This violence leads to bloodshed among the citizens.

b)

Their unlucky children fall in love and commit suicide.

c)

These two enemies have each had children.

d)

What we’ve missed in the prologue, you’ll see in the play.

13.

From forth the fatal loins of these two foes

a)

These two enemies have each had children.

b)

There are two families of the same social status

c)

Which would never end without the death of their children,

d)

The events of the story leading to their death,

14.

A pair of star-cross'd lovers take their life;

a)

Their unlucky children fall in love and commit suicide.

b)

The long-standing hatred between the two families erupts into new violence.

c)

And their parents’ ongoing feud,

d)

Their unlucky tragic actions

15.

Whose misadventured piteous overthrows

a)

Their unlucky tragic actions

b)

Which would never end without the death of their children,

c)

The long-standing hatred between the two families erupts into new violence.

d)

The events of the story leading to their death,

16.

Do with their death bury their parents' strife.

a)

End the families’ feud through their death.

b)

Which would never end without the death of their children,

c)

Their unlucky children fall in love and commit suicide.

d)

The long-standing hatred between the two families erupts into new violence.

17.

The fearful passage of their death-mark'd love,

a)

The events of the story leading to their death,

b)

This story takes place in Verona

c)

Is what you’ll see throughout this two hour play.

d)

What we’ve missed in the prologue, you’ll see in the play.

18.

And the continuance of their parents' rage,

a)

And their parents’ ongoing feud,

b)

And if you’re patient,

c)

These two enemies have each had children.

d)

Their unlucky tragic actions

19.

Which, but their children's end, nought could remove,

a)

Which would never end without the death of their children,

b)

The events of the story leading to their death,

c)

Their unlucky children fall in love and commit suicide.

d)

The long-standing hatred between the two families erupts into new violence.

20.

Is now the two hours' traffic of our stage;

a)

Is what you’ll see throughout this two hour play.

b)

What we’ve missed in the prologue, you’ll see in the play.

c)

There are two families of the same social status

d)

End the families’ feud through their death.

21.

Is now the two hours' traffic of our stage;

a)

Is what you’ll see throughout this two hour play.

b)

What we’ve missed in the prologue, you’ll see in the play.

c)

There are two families of the same social status

d)

End the families’ feud through their death.

22.

The which if you with patient ears attend,

a)

And if you’re patient,

b)

And their parents’ ongoing feud,

c)

End the families’ feud through their death.

d)

What we’ve missed in the prologue, you’ll see in the play.

23.

What here shall miss, our toil shall strive to mend.

a)

What we haven't mentioned in the prologue, you’ll see in the play.

b)

Which would never end without the death of their children,

c)

This story takes place in Verona

d)

Is what you’ll see throughout this two hour play.