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WorksheetsAct 2 Romeo and Juliet Quiz
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 18mins
T/F Act 2 begins with a Prologue?
true
false
What two characters are strolling the streets looking for Romeo after the party? Both must be correct
Petruchio
Benvolio
Peter
Mercutio
Paris
When Romeo is in the orchard hiding in the tree and Juliet is at the balcony,, their lengthy speeches are examples of
a ______ as they are "alone".
monologue
soliloquy
dialogue
What does Juliet ask of Romeo regarding his love confession?
swear not by the moon
If thy purpose marriage, send me word tomorrow
pronounce it faithfully
it is too rash, too unadvised, too sudden
all of the above
What does Friar Lawrence say while out gathering plants?
He talks of the beauty in nature and its flowers.
He talks of the God-given grace of early mornings and the brightness of the sun.
He talks of the power of plants and their medicinal value - being healing or poisonous.
He talks of his commitment to God and his appreciation of nature.
Who does Friar Lawrence think has kept him up all night?
Lady Capulet
Juliet
Nurse
Rosaline
All of the statements are true except for one; choose the one FALSE statement from the following:
Friar Lawrence is shocked Romeo is over Rosaline so quickly.
Friar does not approve of Romeo's marriage request.
Romeo and Juliet exchanged their romantic vows to one another.
Romeo confesses to the Friar that Rosaline did not feel love for him.
In Mercutio's lengthy exchange of words with Romeo he fills the scene with -
mockery
jokes
puns
all of the above
Who does Mercutio lash out to with mockery and insults?
(hint - accompanied by Peter)
Benvolio
Nurse
Tybalt
Romeo
How does Romeo plan to have Juliet meet him? He tells the nurse of his plan...
He will deliver a chord of stairs, a rope ladder.
He will send a cab.
He will once again climb the orchard wall.
He will send an Uber.
In the opening of the scene, Juliet is anxiously awaiting news from Romeo but the nurse is taking her time by -
claiming she is out of breath
complaining of her aches and pains
having a headache
questioning where her mother is
all of the above
Where will Romeo be waiting for Juliet?
the garden
at his chamber
Friar Lawrence's cell
beneath her balcony
Friar Lawrence's line - "The grey-ey'd morn smiles on the frowning night, is an example of -
oxymoron
metaphor
personification
simile
When Juliet is speaking aloud on her balcony and Romeo from a distance hears and sees her, the audience knows something a character does not. This exemplifies -
dramatic irony
situational irony
verbal irony
When Mercutio mocks the nurse insulting her looks he calls to Peter and says - "Good, Peter, to hide her face, for her fan’s the fairer face". This literary device is an example of -
metaphor
simile
oxymoron
alliteration
