Characters
This character tries to keep the peace in Act 1 and prevents Romeo from fighting at the party.
Benvolio
This is the event where Romeo and Juliet first meet.
Capulet Party
What is Juliet asking when she says: "O Romeo, Romeo! Wherefore art thou Romeo?”
Why ARE you Romeo... not where
The main theme shown by Romeo and Juliet’s relationship.
Love
This character initially supports Romeo’s love life but later criticizes his behavior after Tybalt’s death.
the Nurse
This person delivers messages between Romeo and Juliet.
the Nurse
What is the missing word in this quote: "What’s in a name? That which we call a ___________, by any other word would smell as sweet"
rose
The ongoing struggle between the families represents this theme.
conflict, hatred
This character acts as a contrast to Romeo by treating love as a joke rather than something serious.
Mercutio
Before the Capulet Party Romeo has a bad feeling/premonition. What is it?
that by going to the party romeo will start something that will lead to his death
Who says: “Did my heart love till now?”
Romeo
Explain how the theme of honor is found in Romeo and Juliet.
fights between tybalt and mercutio
This character values honor and family reputation so strongly that it leads directly to his death.
Tybalt
This secret action is meant to end the family feud but instead increases the risk of tragedy.
marriage between romeo and juliet
What word is missing here: "These ____________ delights have ___________ ends”
violent
Explain how the theme of loyalty is found in Romeo and Juliet.
This character believes he is acting wisely and for the greater good, but his actions contribute to the tragic outcome.
Friar Laurence
Romeo tries to prevent a fight between these two characters and both end up dying. Who are they?
Mercutio and Tybalt
Who says this: “What, drawn, and talk of peace? I hate the word, as I hate hell, all Montagues, and thee.”
Tybalt
How can you connect the theme of impulsivity to irreversible consequences?
Romeo’s impulsive decisions, Mercutio’s death, and Romeo’s exile