| Scene iiiWho is Lady Capulet looking for at the beginning of scene 3? | her daughter Juliet |
| What does the Nurse call Juliet? | lamb, laydbird |
| Juliet’s not _. | fourteen |
| A _ and odd days. | fortnight |
| When will Juliet be 14? | Lammas Eve at night |
| Where is Susan? | with God |
| What has Lady Capulet come to talk to Juliet about? | marriage |
| How does Juliet feel about marriage? | “It is an honor that I dream not of” |
| ladies of _ | esteem |
| Who seeks for Juliet’s love? | Paris |
| Paris is a man of _ according to the Nurse. | wax |
| Who enters while Juliet and her mother are talking about loving Paris? | Servingman |
| scene ivScaring the ladies like a crowkeeper. (literary device) | similie |
| Who says “Give me a torch. I am not for this ambling. Being heavy, I will bear the light.” | Romeo |
| Romeo said he has a soul of what? | lead |
| What does Romeo call love? | rough, rude, boist’rous, and pricks like a thorn (simile) |
| Who says “If love be rough with you, be rough with love.” | Mercutio |
| Who says “Come, knock and enter; and no sooner in but every man betake him to his legs” | Benvolio |
| A _ for me- said Romeo | torch |
| I dreamt a _ tonight.- said Romeo | dream |
| Who else dreamt a dream besides Romeo? | Mercutio |
| Who does Mercutio see? | Queen Mab |
| How does Mercutio describe Queen Mab? | She is the faires’ midwife, and she comes in shape no bigger than an agate stone on the forefinger of an alderman, drawn with a team of little atomies over men’s noses as they lie asleep. |
| The cover? | the wings of grasshoppers |
| her traces? | of the smallest spider web |
| collars? | of the moonshine wat’ry beams |
| whip? | of cricket’s bone |
| wagoner? | a small grey-coated gnat |
| chariot? | an empty hazelnut |
| lovers brains dream of? | love |
| courtiers kness that dram on? | curtsies straight |
| lawyers’ lips who straight on? | kisses dream |
| Mab does what else? | plats the manes of horses in the night and bakes the elflocks in foul sluttish hairs, which once untangled mich misfortune bodes. |
| Who says “Peace, Peace, Mercutio, peace! Thou talk’st of nothing.” | Romeo |
| What are the children of an idle brain? | dreams |
| _ fantasy | vain |
| Who says “Strike, drum” | Benvolio |
| scene vWHo is the 1st servingman lookng for? | Poptan |
| How long has it been since Capulet and Second Capulet have been in a mask? | 30 years |
| How many years does Capulet think it has been since they wore a mask? | 25 years |
| Tybalt figures out that Romeo is a what? | Montague |
| What does Capulet tell Tybalt to do? | let him alone |
| Who says “It fits when such a villian is a guest. I’ll not endure him” | Tybalt |
| To smooth that rought touch with a tender _ – said Romeo | kiss |
| WHo says “For saints have hands that pilgrims hands do touch and palm is holy palmers kiss.” | Juliet |
| What do Romeo and Juliet do twice? | kiss |
| Who says “you kiss by th’ book” | Juliet |
| Who says “Is she a Capulet? O dear sccount! My life is my foe’s debt.” | Romeo |
| Who says “Away, be gone; the sport is at best” | Benvolio |
| Who says “My grave is to be my wedding Bed” and what literary device is it. | Juliet says this and it is foreshadowing, antithesis, and paradox |
| “My only love, sprung from my only hate!”- Juliet (Literary device) | antithesis |
Romeo and Juliet scenes iii, iv, and v
November 14, 2019