Plot & Conflict
Characterization
Mood & Tone
Literary Devices
Rhetoric
100

Who are the two feuding families in Romeo and Juliet?

Who are the Montagues and the Capulets?

100

Who is Juliet’s closest confidant?

Who is the Nurse?

100

What is the overall tone of Romeo and Juliet?

What is tragic?

100

What literary device compares Juliet to the sun?

What is a metaphor?

100

What is rhetoric?

What is the art of persuasion?

200

What event brings Romeo and Juliet together for the first time?

What is the Capulet party?

200

Which character tries to keep peace between the families?

Who is Benvolio?

200

How does Romeo’s mood change after meeting Juliet?

What is hopeful or joyful?

200

What is dramatic irony?

What is when the audience knows something the characters do not?

200

Which appeal targets emotions?

What is pathos?

300

Why is Romeo banished from Verona?

What is killing Tybalt?

300

What tragic flaw best describes Romeo?

What is impulsiveness?

300

What mood is created after Mercutio’s death?

What is dark and tense?

300

Give one example of foreshadowing in the play.

What is Romeo predicting his untimely death?

300

How does MLK build credibility in his speech?

What is by referencing his leadership and experiences?

400

What causes the tragic misunderstanding at the end of the play?

What is the failure to deliver Friar Lawrence’s letter?

400

How does Juliet change throughout the play?

What is becoming more independent and mature?

400

How does Shakespeare use setting to influence mood?

What is that public violence increases tension and danger?

400

Why are fate and stars important symbols?

What is that fate controls their lives?

400

Why are biblical allusions effective for his audience?

What is that they connect to shared religious beliefs?

500

How does the Prologue prepare the audience for the ending?

What is revealing the lovers’ deaths and fate from the start?

500

Why is Friar Lawrence considered a complex character?

What is that he means well but makes poor decisions?

500

How does the final scene affect the audience emotionally?

What is sadness and loss?

500

How does Pyramus and Thisbe connect to Romeo and Juliet?

What is that both stories show forbidden love ending in tragedy?

500

What is MLK’s main message in “I’ve Been to the Mountaintop”?

What is continuing the fight for justice through nonviolence?

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