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WorksheetsRomeo and Juliet: Traditions and Customs
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
The tradition of __ was common in Elizabethan society, where families arranged marriages for their children based on social status and wealth.
In 'Romeo and Juliet', Lady Capulet says "Thou know'st my daughter's of a pretty age" (Act 1, Scene 3), what does she mean?
What role does parental authority play in the lives of Romeo and Juliet?
Parents are supportive and understanding.
Parents have complete control over their children’s decisions.
Parents are indifferent to their children's choices.
Parents encourage their children to rebel.
What were the duties of a nursemaid during the time of 'Romeo and Juliet'?
How does Juliet's relationship with her Nurse reflect the customs surrounding family and loyalty?
The Nurse is completely against Juliet's decisions.
The Nurse serves as a confidante and supports Juliet's secret love.
The Nurse is indifferent to Juliet's feelings.
The Nurse forces Juliet to follow her parents' wishes.
Who is "Queen Mab" in 'Romeo and Juliet'?
Queen Mab is the mother of Prince Esculas
In 'Romeo and Juliet' what does biting your thumb at someone mean?
What was considered the appropriate age for marriage in Romeo and Juliet?
12 years old
Why did courtship during the time of Romeo and Juliet often involve chaperones to supervise interactions between young couples?
Which of the following was NOT typically expected during courtship rituals?
Gifts exchanged between families
Romantic poetry shared between lovers
The couple meeting alone frequently
Formal introductions by family members
In courtship, the practice of __ involved a formal meeting of families to discuss potential marriages.
How did parental influence impact courtship in Elizabethan society?
Parents had no say in their children’s romantic choices.
Parents often arranged marriages based on social alliances.
Parents encouraged their children to choose their own partners.
Parents were indifferent to their children’s romantic relationships.
Juliet's birthday is said to be on July 31st, which is Lammas Eve, the day before the festival of Lammastide. What is the purpose of the festival?
What is the moureska in Romeo and Juliet?
A character in 'Romeo and Juliet' who is a Capulet.
A famous poem written by Shakespeare that is recited during the play.
A type of Mediterranean food that is served at the Capulet feast.
A lively dance with the wearing of bells in 'Romeo and Juliet'.
Young girls were often married in their teenage years, and the families arranged most marriages. The bride's family would supply a ___, which was a collection of money or goods given to the husband as a gift.
