Mercutio and Benvolio are trying to find Romeo. What does Mercutio tease Romeo about? | Mercutio teases Romeo about how love sick Romeo is. |
Why is Juliet embarrassed by the fact that Romeo has overheard her daydreams? | She’s embarrassed because he has heard her say she loves him. |
After exchanging vows of love in scene II, Juliet says, “I have no joy of this contact to-night.” What do you think she means by this? | She doesn’t believe Romeo means it. |
Find an example of sight in the balcony scene. | Moon is sick and pale with grief |
Find and example of smell in the balcony scene. | “By any other name would smell as sweet.” |
Find an example of hearing in the balcony scene. | “My ears have yet not drunk a hundred words of that tongue’s utterance, yet I know the sound.” |
Find an example of touch in the balcony scene. | “O that I were a glove upon that hand, that I might touch that cheek.” |
What is Friar busy doing as we meet him? | He is gathering herbs early in the morning. |
Why Romeo has gone to see the Friar? | He wants to see the Friar to have marry him and Juliet. |
What Friar’s first reaction Romeo’s news? | He is surprised at how quickly and easily Romeo is able to get over Rosaline, and he believes that he is acting in haste. |
Why does the Friar eventually agree to do what Romeo is asking? | He hopes it will end the feud between the capulet and montague. |
Describe how Romeo and his friends treat the Nurse. Would they treat al, women of Verona in the same fashion? | They make fun of her with jokes, especially when she uses malapropisms. They wouldn’t treat other women like this. They saw the Nurse was fake. |
Nurse uses two malapropisms. What words did she use, and what words should she have used instead? | Confidence, endite; ropery, roguery, or jokes |
When Nurse returns to Juliet’s chamber, why does she spend so much time complaining about her many aches and pains? | Nurse is trying to tease Juliet by putting on a sad face and changing the subject every time Juliet asked about Romeo. |
Why do you think Shakespeare chose not to include the wedding ceremony in his play script? | It probably would have bored the audience because wedding ceremonies were very small and short. |
Romeo And Juliet Act II Study Guide
July 30, 2019