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Romeo and Juliet Act 2 Review

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 14mins

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Class
Date
1.

What is a metaphor?

a)

an exaggeration for emphasis or effect

b)

gives human characteristics, qualities, or traits to an non-human object or idea

c)

combines opposing meanings within a word or phrase

d)

a comparison between two unlike things

2.

What is the metaphor in Romeo's lines from paragraph 2?

a)

What light through yonder window breaks?

b)

Juliet is the sun!

c)

the envious moon

d)

[T]hou her maid art far more fair than she.

3.

Who or what is being personified in Romeo's lines from paragraph 2?

a)

the window

b)

Juliet

c)

the moon

d)

grief

4.

What does Juliet want Romeo to do in paragraph 4?

a)

Leave Verona with her

b)

Give up his name

c)

Marry her immediately

d)

Reveal himself and speak to her

5.

What is Romeo promising to do for Juliet in paragraphs 6-8 and why is this important?

a)

To give up his family name and its association with the feud

b)

To be baptized and convert to Christianity

c)

To announce the secret of their new relationship to their parents

d)

To give up his love for Rosaline and marry Juliet

6.

What does Juliet ask Romeo to do in paragraph 15?

a)

Leave her alone and forget about her

b)

Pretend to be a servant in the Capulet house

c)

Send a message about wedding arrangements

d)

Give up his family name and promise never to fight again

7.

Which of the following lines contains an oxymoron AND a hyperbole?

a)

b)

c)

d)

8.

Why does Friar Lawrence initially question Romeo's love for Juliet at the beginning of scene 3?

a)

Because he knows the feud between their families is so intense

b)

Because Romeo has changed affections from Rosaline to Juliet so suddenly

c)

Because he feels Romeo is too young to understand love

d)

Because he doubts Juliet's feelings for Romeo

9.

According to paragraph 25, why does Friar Lawrence agree to marry Romeo and Juliet?

a)

He believes their marriage will end the feud between the Montagues and Capulets.

b)

He is related to Juliet and wants to see her happy.

c)

He owes a favor to Romeo.

d)

He thinks it will strengthen his position in Verona.

10.

According to paragraph 29, what has Tybalt done?

a)

Challenged Romeo to a duel

b)

Left Verona

c)

Apologized to the Montagues

d)

Stolen a horse

11.

What message does Romeo send to Juliet in paragraph 38?

a)

He will meet her at Friar Laurence's cell to get married.

b)

He cannot meet her because he is banished.

c)

He sends his apologies for the events at the Capulet's party.

d)

He professes his undying love for her.

12.

How does scene 5 show Juliet and the nurse have a close relationship?

a)

The nurse teases Juliet by withholding Romeo's message

b)

The nurse is old and fragile so Juliet helps her walk

c)

They call each other by their first names rather than by titles

d)

Juliet cooks the nurse a meal as a reward for retrieving Romeo's message

13.

According to paragraph 48, under what pretense does Juliet get out of the house to meet Romeo?

a)

To run to the market

b)

To meet with Paris

c)

To buy medicine

d)

To attend confession

14.

How do Friar Lawrence's and Romeo and Juliet's motivations differ in this act?

a)

Friar Lawrence wants to unite the families, while Romeo and Juliet want to be together.

b)

Friar Lawrence seeks revenge, while Romeo and Juliet seek peace.

c)

Romeo and Juliet want to leave Verona, while Friar Lawrence wants to stay.

d)

Romeo and Juliet want to end the feud while Friar Lawrence wants to grow his church

15.

Romeo and Juliet's marriage is not part of the dialogue, nor is it called for in the stage directions. What does this mean for the audience?

a)

The audience must infer the marriage through the characters' actions and other dialogue.

b)

The marriage scene is often cut from performances for time.

c)

It is a mistake by the playwright.

d)

The marriage did not actually happen.