R&J Plot
Juliet's mother figure
Who is the Nurse?
Romeo and Juliet have their first kiss here.
What is the Capulet party?
The protagonist and antagonist of "The Most Dangerous Game"
Who are Rainsford and General Zaroff?
Monstresor is seeking revenge on ________.
Who is Fortunato?
What is the toy store?
Secretly wants to be credited with ending the family feud
Who is Friar Lawrence?
Capulet threatens to do this after Juliet refuses to marry Paris.
What is disown her?
The climax of "The Most Dangerous Game"?
What is when the protagonist discovers the antagonist hunts humans?
This is how the winner of the lottery is killed.
What is stoning?
This character from "The Lesson" tries to teach the children lessons.
Who is Miss Moore?
This character is killed by Romeo.
Who is Tybalt?
Juliet means this when she calls Romeo a dove-feathered raven.
What is the fact that Romeo appears beautiful on the outside but on the inside he is capable of murder.
Most of Walter's daydreams show him as the hero, except for the daydream where he is _______.
What is on trial for murder?
"The Lottery" mostly utilizes this type of irony.
What is situational irony?
This is a long speech that everyone on stage can hear.
What is a monologue?
This character is killed by Juliet's cousin.
Who is Mercutio?
The purpose of Friar Lawrence's Act II monologue is to examine what?
What is the duality in everything/the good and evil in everything?
Walter imagines himself as a doctor who fixes a machine with a _______.
What is a pen?
The two primary settings of "Cask..."
What is the carnival and the catacombs?
Romeo uses _____ and _____ (elements of rhetorical triangle) to persuade the apothecary to sell him poison.
What are logos and pathos?
This character is the last person to duel with Romeo.
Who is Paris?
Juliet loses trust in the nurse when this happens.
What is when the nurse tells her to marry Paris and forget about Romeo?
This character represents the emasculation of men in society.
Who is Mitty's wife?
The Lottery examines the dangers of _______.
What is blindly following traditions?
Give an example of dramatic irony from Romeo and Juliet.
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