| In scene 4 ______ makes fun of the Nurse when she shows up to talk to Romeo | Mercutio |
| After he has spoken to her about the plans for the wedding, Romeo wants the Nurse to wait for his servant to bring her a ______ to take back to the Capulet house | ropeladder |
| In scene 6, when the Friar says, “These violent delights have violent ends,” he is indicating that it is not good to _____ into anything | rush |
| In scene 6, when Romeo says to the Friar, “Do thou but close our hands with holy words,/Then love-devouring death do what he dare,” he is indicating that he knows this marriage could bring_____ | trouble |
| At the beginning of scene 5, Juliet is _____ waiting for the Nurse to return with news from Romeo | impatiently |
| In scene 4, Mercutio says Tybalt is more than a Prince of _____ | cats |
| The nephew of Lord Montague | Benvolio |
| In scene 4, after Romeo and Mercutio spend some time joking around, Mercutio says Romeo is finally back to _______ | himself |
| When the Nurse is finally ready to share the news with Juliet, she asks Juliet if she has permission to go to _______ today | confession |
| In scene 6, when Juliet shows up to Friar Laurence’s cell, she tells Romeo she cannot even put her love for him into ______ | words |
| When Romeo shows up to talk to Friar Laurence, the Friar thinks Romeo might just have been with ________ | Rosaline |
| At the beginning of scene 4, Benvolio tells Mercutio that Tybalt has sent a _______ to Romeo challenging him to a duel | letter |
| At the end of scene 6, Friar Laurence ______ Romeo and Juliet | marries |
| Mercutio’s personality comes through when he says in scene 4 (line 101) that the Nurse’s fan in front of her face is the fairer face, implying she is ______ | ugly |
| When the Friar makes the point that the herbs and flowers he is collecting are typically virtuous but can become evil if abused, the reader should understand that the same concept applies to ______ | love |
| When the Friar says in scene 6, “so smile the heavens upon this holy act/That afterhours with sorrow chide us not,” he means that he hopes he doesn’t _______ this decision | regret |
| When Romeo leaves Juliet to talk to Friar Laurence, it is _______ (time of the day) | morning |
| The Nurse does not give Juliet the news from Romeo right away because she is complaining about her _____ head, and back aching from running this errand for Juliet | bones |
| The name of the Nurse’s servant | Peter |
| Romeo tells the Nurse, after Mercutio has made fun of her, that he is a gentleman who loves to hear himself ______ | talk |
| When the Friar finds out that Romeo is now in love with Juliet, he says young men’s love lies not in their ______ but in their eyes | hearts |
| Romeo tells the Nurse that Juliet should find a way to go Friar Laurence’s that ______ to be married | afternoon |
| Mercutio feels that Romeo doesn’t have a chance in a fight with Tybalt because Tybalt is a great ______ and Romeo is too lovestruck | fighter |
| Friar Laurence agrees to marry Romeo and Juliet solely because he believes it might turn the households’ ______ to love | hatred |
| The nephew of Lady Capulet | Tybalt |
Romeo and Juliet Act II Scene 3-6 Crossword
November 7, 2019