WorksheetsRomeo and Juliet Background and Vocab Review (Unit Test)
Total questions: 44
Worksheet time: 22mins
True or False: Romeo and Juliet takes place in Verona.
True
False
True or False: Many of Shakespeare’s play were performed at London’s Opera House.
True
False
True or False: Actors in Shakespeare’s day were all women because they could change their voices.
True
False
True or False: Shakespeare is responsible for many of the everyday phrases we use today.
True
False
True or False: Shakespeare is alleged to have been born and died on the same day.
True
False
True or False: Shakespeare married a much older woman.
True
False
True or False: Shakespeare went to the famous university - Cambridge.
True
False
True or False: Besides writing plays, Shakespeare also dabbled in real estate.
True
False
True or False: William Shakespeare and his family did not survive the Black Death.
True
False
True or False: Many of Shakespeare’s sonnets were published without his permission.
True
False
Vocab: those who have irreverence for what is sacred
Profaners
Pernicious
Invocation
Appertaining
Vocab: evil; wicked
Portentous
Boisterous
Pernicious
Lamentable
Vocab: to make (something already developed) greater
Posterity
Augmenting
Languish
Obscured
Vocab: foreboding
Portentous
Heretics
Benefice
Predominant
Vocab: a violation of a law, command or duty
Discourse
Drudge
Impute
Transgression
Vocab: future generations
Mantle
Poultice
Posterity
Beguiled
Vocab: to become weak or feeble
Languish
Loathed
Rancor
Beguiled
Vocab: a person who holds controversial opinions
Boisterous
Heretics
Consort
Predominant
Vocab: regard with respect
Loathed
Drudge
Chide
Esteem
Vocab: indistinctly heard; faint
Alderman
Enmity
Obscured
Beseech
Vocab: Boisterous
rough and stormy; violent
an incantation used in conjuring
bitter
well grounded
Vocab: Alderman
to dislike (someone or something) greatly
a person who holds controversial opinions
a violation of a law, command or duty
a member of the municipal legislative body
Vocab: Benefice
feeling, expressing or characterized by envy
a church office endowed with fixed capital assets
to attribute; credit
a soft, moist mass of bread, meal clay or other substance
Vocab: Purged
to narrate or discuss
to express disapproval
to free from impurities
to become weak or feeble
Vocab: Loathed
deep-seated, often mutual hatred
to dislike (someone or something) greatly
to express disapproval
bitter
Vocab: Invocation
to make (something already developed) greater
indistinctly heard; faint
an incantation used in conjuring
a person who does tedious, menial, or unpleasant work
Vocab: Envious
feeling, expressing or characterized by envy
moving or progressing very slowly
to deceive by guile
to reject vehemently
Vocab: Discourse
well grounded
to express disapproval
bitter
to narrate or discuss
Vocab: Enmity
to dislike (someone or something) greatly
rough and stormy; violent
deep-seated, often mutual hatred
a violation of a law, command or duty
Vocab: Impute
to attribute; credit
to express disapproval
a cloak
to request earnestly
Vocab: Predominant
most common or conspicuous
to express grief for or about
moving or progressing very slowly
well grounded
Vocab: to express disapproval
Poultice
Chide
Validity
Abhors
Vocab: bitter
Discourse
Chide
Rancor
Consort
Vocab: to express grief for or about
Drudge
Lamentable
Beguiled
Obscured
Vocab: Poultice
a soft, moist mass of bread, meal clay or other substance
to free from impurities
rough and stormy; violent
well grounded
Vocab: a person who does tedious, menial, or unpleasant work
Drudge
Beseech
Consort
Alderman
Vocab: Appertaining
to free from impurities
to deceive by guile
a cloak
to belong as a proper function or part
Vocab: a companion or partner
Consort
Mantle
Profaners
Benefice
Vocab: a cloak
Mantle
Alderman
Rancor
Drudge
Vocab: Tedious
to become weak or feeble
to free from impurities
to belong as a proper function or part
moving or progressing very slowly
Vocab: to deceive by guile
Beguiled
Rancor
Invocation
Mantle
Vocab: well grounded
Discourse
Predominant
Consort
Validity
Vocab: Abhors
to request earnestly
to reject vehemently
to express grief for or about
to narrate or discuss
Vocab: to request earnestly
Loathed
Envious
Beseech
Rancor
