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WorksheetsAct 5 Romeo and Juliet
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
What day is it when Act 5 begins?
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
What mood is Romeo in at the beginning of Act 5?
scared
cheerful
sad
angry
Balthasar's arrival in Act 5 is an example of...
foreshadowing
theme
irony
imagery
When Romeo says, "Then I defy you, stars" he means that he defies...
The Capulets
Fate
Love
Time
Who does Romeo buy poison from?
The Friar
Balthasar
An Apothecary
Tybalt
Who did the Friar send with a letter to Romeo?
Friar John
Balthasar
the Nurse
The Apothecary
What prevented Friar John from succesfully delivering the letter in the summary?
His horse died
He was too tired
He was quarantined
He got lost
According to the movie, what prevented the Friar from arriving in time?
He got lost
He was too slow
He got quarantined
He was stopped by Tybalt
Who attempts to rescue Juliet from the tomb when learning the plan has failed?
Romeo
the Nun
Paris
The Friar
Why does Paris return to the tomb?
to say goodbye to Juliet
to retrieve a ring
to fight Romeo
to die with Juliet
What does Paris think Romeo is doing at the tomb?
He thinks he is there to disrespect the Capulets
He thinks he is there to kidnap Juliet
He thinks he is there to apolgoize
He does not know why he is there
What happens to Paris?
He is arrested
Balthasar makes him leave
Romeo kills him
He kills himself
When Juliet awakes, what does she first do to get poison?
She immediately drinks poison
She kisses Romeo
She asks the Friar for poison
She uses the bottle in her pocket
How does Juliet ultimately die?
she drinks poison
she stabs herself
she is executred
Paris kills her
How does Romeo ultimately die?
He drinks poison
He stabs himself
Paris kills him
He dies of a heart attack
An additional character dies in the play that is not shown in the movie. Who was it?
Lady Capulet
Lady Montague
The Nun
The Friar
What happens with the Montagues and Capulets?
they both seek revenge
they clasp hands in forgiveness
They never speak again
they are arrested by the Prince
When the audience knows but the characters do not...
dramatic irony
verbal irony
foreshadowing
symbolism
The hint of events to come
allusion
foreshadowing
irony
theme
Who says there has never been "a story of more woe than this of Juliet and her Romeo"?
The Prince
The Friar
Romeo
Juliet
