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Romeo and Juliet Act 5 sc. 3

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Where is Paris going in the beginning of scene 3?

a)

Juliet's tomb

b)

Friar Lawrence's cell

c)

Capulet's mansion

d)

Mantua

2.

What does he bring with him?

a)

Friar Lawrence

b)

flowers

c)

Nurse

d)

gun

3.

What is the main reason Romeo is going to Juliet's tomb?

a)

to kill Paris

b)

to retrieve the ring

c)

to destroy the tomb

d)

to save Juliet

4.

Who does Romeo give a letter to and is told to leave?

a)

Nurse

b)

Friar Lawrence

c)

Paris

d)

Balthasar

5.

Who does Romeo fight and kill at the tomb?

a)

Lord Capulet

b)

Juliet

c)

Paris

d)

Friar Lawrence

6.

Who does Friar Lawrence meet at the tomb?

a)

Paris

b)

Balthasar

c)

Juliet

d)

Lord Capulet

7.

What does Friar Lawrence try to get Juliet to do?

a)

kill herself

b)

revive Romeo

c)

leave with him

d)

pray

8.

How does Juliet kill herself?

a)

with a gun

b)

by hanging

c)

drinks poison

d)

with a dagger

9.

What does the watchman find strange?

a)

the tomb is broken into

b)

Friar Lawrence is there

c)

Juliet is newly dead

d)

Romeo has fled

10.

Besides Paris, Romeo, and Juliet, who else is now dead?

a)

Lady Montague

b)

Friar Lawrence

c)

Nurse

d)

Balthasar

11.

How did that character die?

a)

suicide

b)

old age

c)

poison

d)

grief

12.

Who recounts the love affair of Romeo and Juliet for the Prince?

a)

Balthasar

b)

Benvolio

c)

Friar Lawrence

d)

Nurse

13.

What confirms his story?

a)

a letter from Paris

b)

a letter from Juliet

c)

a letter from Nurse

d)

a letter from Romeo

14.

What do Montague and Capulet say they will do in honor of their children?

a)

throw a big feast

b)

declare a new law

c)

erect golden statues of them

d)

continue the feud

15.

"A glooming peace this morning with it brings./The sun for sorrow will not show its head." What two literary devices are used here?

a)

paradox and metaphor

b)

oxymoron and pathetic fallacy

c)

simile and personification

d)

analogy and chiasmus