Tybalt
Romeo
Juliet
Friar Lawrence
Guess Who!
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What was Tybalt called constantly throughout the play?
What is King of Cats? The name Tybalt was commonly used for cats, and his enemies used this to tease him.
100
How is Romeo connected to the nurse?
What is conversing? Juliet would send her good nurse in order to reach Romeo and get the news back to her. Romeo and her used her as a loyal messenger who looked after them and acted kindly.
100
What does Juliet compare herself to after cursing about Romeo for killing Tybalt?
What is a beast?Juliet calls herself a beast after not choosing her husband's side following three hours they wed.
100
What role does the Friar play in Romeo and Juliet?
What is benevolent?The Friar is acts as a kind, respected man that, with good intentions that is a tool o fate and an essential character in this play.
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Guess who speaks-"What, drawn, and talk of peace? I hate the word/ As i hate hell, Montegues, and thee."(Shakespeare 1.1. 65-66)
What is Tybalt? He mentions this in 1.1 when he fights Benvolio in an attempt to release his anger towards his enemies.
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What was the reason the Capulet's and Count Paris thought Juliet was in deep melancholy? What was the real reason?
What is Tybalt's death? Everybody thought her close and very dear cousin's death had caused the great torment she was going through. However, the real reason was her husband's banishment.
200
Predict the outcome if Romeo and Juliet hadn't gotten married.
What is life and feud. The teenage couple probably wouldn't have perished or the families made peace with each other.
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How does Capulet react when Juliet stands her ground and says she won't marry Count Paris?
What is regret? Capulet feels disappointment for having Juliet and wishes throw her out of the house for not following his guidelines.
200
How did the Friar react to Romeo’s sudden love and change of heart?
What is shock?Although perplexed, he decided marrying the young couple would bring the feud to an end.
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What character speaks this- "A glooming peace this morning with it brings./ The sun for sorrow will not show his head./Go hence, to have more talk of these sad things;/ Some shall be pardon'd, and some be punished;/For never was a story of more woe/ Than this of Juliet and her Romeo." (Shakespeare 5.3. 317-322)
What is Prince? This is the closing stanza the play ends in as it wraps up any loose ends and concludes this tragedy.
300
How is Tybalt portrayed in the play?
What is hot-head? Tybalt is a short tempered, hot headed guy who is always looking for a fight.
300
What does Juliet's sleeping potion foreshadow?
What is Romeo's poison? At the end of the story, Romeo commits suicide believing the love of his life was dead.The bottle she uses to go into a deep sleep helps the audience infer that Romeo's poison will kill him.
300
How does Mercutio's death foreshadow Romeo and Juliet's death?
What is cursing? Mercutio blames the dispute between the Montegues and the Capulets for his death and warns a plague will fall on both households.
300
What alternative do you suggest for the message the Friar sent to Romeo at Mantua? What other way could have Romeo received the letter without any misunderstandings? (Consider the time era: no e-mails were available, no text messages, and no snapchats existed.)
What is going?He could have gone himself. Also, he could have stated the messenger that the letter was urgent & that nothing was to delay him.
300
Who says the following- "Then,window,let day in and let life out."(Shakespeare 3.5.41)
What is Juliet? This phrase is said the last time that Romeo and Juliet are together in her chamber after they marry and he has ought to leave for Mantua.
400
What consequences did Mercutio's death bring?
What is Tybalt''s death? Since Tybalt killed Mercutio, Romeo's bestfriend, Romeo kills Tybalt and gets exiled by the prince.
400
What did Shakespeare imply with the exaggeration of Romeo and Juliet's love?
What is teenager's inexperience? Shakespeare suggests that young people are bound to overdo and dramatize any event. This play is the perfect example. It demonstrates how teens change their mind in a matter of seconds, they fall in love easily, and amplify their situation.
400
How does Juliet prevent Tybalt's death in the first brawl on Act Three?
What is Love? Romeo mentions Juliet's beauty had calmed him down and made him "effeminate"
400
What type of literary device does the Friar represent? (I.g. Asyndeton, anaphora, palindrome)
What is Irony?Tthe Friar attempts to help the teenagers fulfill their love, yet he is responsible for Juliet’s deep sleep that is thought to be death, which leads to Romeo’s suicide.
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What character mentions this- "O deadly sin! O rude thankfulness!/ Thy fault our law calls death; but the kind prince,/ Taking thy part, hath rush'd aside the law,/ and turn'd that black word death to banishment./ This is dear mercy and thou seest it not." (Shakespeare 3.3.25-29)
What is Friar Lawrence? This is what he says when he advises Romeo to see the positive side to everything that has happened to him.
500
What effect does the extent of the story have on the play's events?
What is suspense? Since this play lasts less than two days, all the events are fresh and recent, which makes the characters hate, love, and take revenge of each other more intensely.
500
What literary device is used in Act 1 when the Capulet's servant asks Romeo to read the guests list? (oxymoron, alliteration, idiom, etc.)
What is irony? The servants asks Romeo to aid him in knowing who to invite to the Capulet's feast and even invites them, except if they are Montegues. This sarcasm is intended to act as irony, for Romeo and his fellows do attend.
500
How is Tybalt's death connected to Juliet's marriage?
What is compassion? Count Paris uses Tybalt's death as an excuse to get closer to Juliet and marry her. He thinks this will end her sorrow for her cousin's death.
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What advice does the Friar grant Romeo when he is hidden in his cell right after his banishment?What does Romeo respond after he suggests this? What does this indicate?
What is moderation?Friar Lawrence advises Romeo to be joyous for his sentence was banishment and not death, because he wasn’t murdered by Tybalt, although he slaughtered him. Later, however, Romeo claims that if it were he who was in his position, he wouldn’t take his own advice. This indicates how conflict between age and youth arises.
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What character expresses this-"Arms, take your last embrace. And, lips, O you/The doors of breath, seal with a righteous kiss/A dateless bargain to engrossing death." (Shakespeare 5.3.113-115)
What is Romeo? This is the last time Romeo kisses Juliet before he drinks the potion and dies.
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