| What is ironic about the Prince’s statement:i. “See what a scourge is laid upon your hate, ii. That heaven finds means to kill your joys with love!” | ironc bc there happnes has been killed by love which is ussaly happy |
| What meaning does Romeo attribute to his last kiss with Juliet? | thous with the kiss i die seals the agreement to be with her forever |
| After he finds out about Juliet’s “death” Romeo exclaims, “Then I defy you, stars!” Throughout | fait |
| 13. Which observation by Romeo in scene iii is an example of dramatic irony? | how not dead she looks . |
| 12. What does Romeo mean when he says to Paris, “Put not another sin upon my head”? | doesn’t want to kill anyone else |
| What two reasons does Romeo give for Balthasar for why he will “descend into this bed ofdeath”? | )he wants to see juliet again and take the ring so they dont know |
| Romeo’s reaction to the news of Juliet’s death reveals that by nature he is what? | madly in love. Passionate rash hasty ect |
| By ending his life, Romeo feels he is “shak[ing the yoke of inauspicious stars” from his “world-wearied flesh;” What is the meaning of this statement? | 9) cant have any more bad things because he will be dead Star crossed meaning not a smooth pass for them |
| In his ode to Juliet, Paris strews her tomb with flowers and vows to do what? | to make him jealous visit it every night |
| 7. Romeo immediately visits and apothecary to buy poison. What specifications does he demand? | that is fast and powerful |
| 6. What reason does Juliet give for kissing Romeo? | wants the poison from her lips |
| 5. In honor of their children, the newly-reconciled Capulet and Montague decided to do what? | build statues out of of romeo and juliet juliets gold |
| 4. What event does Romeo’s dream, described in the beginning of scene i, foreshadow? | his death and foreshadowing |
| 3. Scene ii: Why was Friar John unable to deliver the letter to Romeo? | 3)trapped in house because people were dead |
| Paris believes Romeo is at the Capulet tomb to do what? | 2) ruin it steal the ring |
| According to Montague, why did Lady Montague die that night? | grief |
| Act Three review guide:How does fire Lawrence try to relieve Romeo of his grief | Just to stay optimistic |
| In act three why does Romeo consider stabbing himself with a dagger? | Because they Can’t be together unless they die |
| While Romeo is climbing down from the balcony what does Juliet have a vision of? | Has a vision of death |
| What is the main reason why Romeo resist fighting tybalt? | He doesn’t want to ruin his relationship with Juliet |
| What directors Capulet make if Juliet does not marry Paris? | Design her as in ignoring her and leaving her to live on your own |
| What helps establish a for bodying moved in the beginning of seen one | How Romeo and Juliet can’t be together |
| Why does Juliet set out to go to friar Lawrence’s cell? | Has no one else to turn to |
| Who other than tybalt Is blamed for mercutios death directly or indirectly? | Romeo and Juliet |
| Scene iv, what motivated Capulet change his mind and agreed to Let Paris Mary Julia in just a few days? | Make her happier |
| What Sequence accurately Identifies Julius changing attitude for Romeo in scene two? | She sees him dead |
| What two literary Devices are used In the Following lines?I. Beautiful tyrant! Fiend Angelical! Dove Featherd raven!Wolvish raveining lamb! | Metaphor/joke |
| In these lines, what literary device is used, and for what purpose?Tybalt: mercucio thou consortest…. | Metaphor/joke |
| What quote from scene one best supports the theme of the power and fate? | “I am fortunes fool” describes what happened |
Romeo and juliet act v
November 23, 2019