He thinks Juliet is talking to the Friar to grieve over Tybalt’s death. | What does Paris imagine that Juliet is thinking when he visits Friar Laurence? |
She gives him a double meaning. She says her face is hers but also Romeo’s. | How does Juliet respond to Paris’s remark, “Thy face is mine”? |
He said the potion will stop her pulse and breathing to make her seem dead so she will miss the wedding with Paris. | Friar Laurence gives Juliet a potion that he says will do what? |
If she is brave enough to kill herself, then she is brave enough to take a sleeping potion. | Friar Laurence thinks Juliet is brave enough to take the potion. Why? |
Romeo needs to get the note so that he is present when Juliet awakes. | An important part of Friar’s plan is? |
He was the one planning the wedding. | In scene 4, Nurse refers to Lord Capulet as an “old woman” because he what? |
He says that she is in a better place in Heaven. | On what grounds does Friar Laurence rebuke the Capulets for their wild grief? |
To show life goes on amid tragedy. | A likely reason for the ending scene between Peter and the musicians is used to what? |
A trustworthy, thoughtful, holy man. | In Act IV, Shakepeare characterizes Friar Laurence as a what? |
They think Juliet is dead but she really isn’t. | An example of dramatic irony in Scene 5 occures when what? |
The marriage day moves from Thursday to Wednesday. | An example of complication occurs when? |
Juliet hesitates to take the drug from the Friar. | Shakespeare create suspense by having? |
Double meaning. She knows she won’t obey him. | What can the reader infer from the scene in which Juliet tells her father, “Henceforward I am ever ruled by you”? |
Her wedding to Paris is cancelled. She falls asleep and they plan the funeral instead. | The immediate effect of Juliet’s taking the Friar’s drug is that? |
The new day will bring good news. | In Scene 1, Romeo interprets his dream, to mean what? |
He wants to kill himself by Juliet’s body. | When Romeo says, “Well Juliet, I will lie with thee tonight,” he means what? |
He will meet Juliet and send Romeo a new message. | What is Friar Laurence’s plan as he heads for the Capulet tomb? |
Show his love for Juliet by putting flowers on her grave. | Paris’s intention in going to the Capulet tomb is to what? |
Juliet seems fresh as if she were alive. | What does Romeo notice when he lays Paris’s body in the Capulet tomb? |
Sadness and awe at the magnitude of the tragedy. | The prince in his final words of Act 5 displays what? |
Becomes more mature and more in love with Romeo. | During the course of the play, we see Juliet change as she does what? |
Their children fall in love but lose their lives. | How does fate punish the Capulets and the Montagues for their feud? |
Hatred leads to violence and tragedy. | What is the overall theme of the play? |
Juliet isn’t really dead and he was supposed to get the message about the plan. | When Romeo hears that Juliet is dead, the dramatic irony lies in the fact of what? |
Juliet kills herself. | The final climax of the play occurs when? |
They have personal failings that lead to downfall. | The key characteristic of tragic heroes like Romeo and Juliet is that they have what? |
His servants report that Juliet is dead. | What caused Romeo to buy poison from the apothecary? |
Their feud was the chief cause of the lovers’ death and the feud is over. | What can you infer from the fathers’ decision to join in erecting monuments to the dead lovers? |
A play on words/ double meaning | What is a pun? |
giving non-living things human like characteristics | Define personification. |
If it is used in the inverted order, it will not come after the verb it modifies. | What is the purpose of an adverb? |
English Romeo and Juliet Acts 4-5
August 2, 2019