At the beginning of Act 3, why does Tybalt seek out Romeo to fight? | Because Romeo crashed the Capulet ball. |
Why does Mercutio decide to fight Tybalt? | He is ashamed that Romeo will not defend his own honor and so defends it for him |
Why does Romeo finally kill Tybalt? | He avenges the death of Mercutio |
What penalty does Prince Escalus decree for Romeo after Tybalt’s death? | He will be banished from Verona. If he returns, he will pay with his life. |
Who tells Juliet of Tybalt’s death? | The Nurse. |
Where does Romeo go to hide after he kills Tybalt? | Friar Lawrence’s cell. |
What sensible advice does the Friar give when Romeo threatens to kill himself? | Be patient, be thankful that his punishment is only banishment and not execution. |
What do Friar Lawrence and the Nurse do to help Romeo before he goes to Mantua? | To meet and spend the night with his bride |
What does Capulet say he will do if Juliet does not marry Parris? | He will disown her and throw her out into the streets |
What advice does the nurse give Juliet? What reasons does she give? | To forget Romeo and marry Paris who is better anyway. |
To whom does Juliet go for help? | Friar Lawrence |
What is Juliet referring to when she says, “O serpent heart hid with a flowering face… Beautiful tyrant, fiend angelical! A damned saint, an honorable villain!” | Romeo is beautiful on the outside but evil on the inside (when she finds out Romeo killed her cousin, Tybalt) |
Romeo and Juliet Act 3 Quiz
October 5, 2019