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100

Which gesture starts the fight between the Montagues and the Capulets at the beginning of the play?

thumb biting

100

What is Friar Lawrence worried about when he first sees Romeo?

That Romeo has slept with Rosaline.

100

What does Capulet promise Paris?

That Paris will marry Juliet on Thursday

100

What does Juliet fear may happen when she drinks the potion?

She will die or wake up alone in the tomb.

100

Why is Romeo happy when we first see him in Mantua?

He had a dream about Juliet.

200

Why does Benvolio draw his sword in the street?


to stop the fight before it begins 

200

Who challenges Romeo to a duel?

Tybalt

200

What does Juliet give the Nurse to pass to Romeo?

A ring

200

Who discovers Juliet's seemingly dead body?

The nurse

200

Why is Romeo happy when we first see him in Mantua?


He had a dream about Juliet.

300

Why is Romeo so melancholy when the play begins?

He loves Rosaline but she doesn't love him

300

How does Mercutio describe Tybalt?

Skilled and vain

300

Why does Juliet chastise the Nurse?

For criticizing Romeo

300

How does Juliet respond to Paris?

  • With indifference
300

Why does Paris fight Romeo?

He blames Romeo for Juliet's death

400

Who stops the street battle?

Prince Escalus

400

How does Friar Lawrence regard Romeo's love for Juliet?

He doubts the sincerity of Romeo's feelings.

400

How does Romeo regard his punishment from Escalus?

As a fate worse than death

400

How does Juliet surprise her parents?

By agreeing to marry Paris

400

Why does Friar Lawrence leave Juliet alone in the tomb?


He is afraid of being discovered there.

500

Which character claims to hate peace?

Tybalt

500

How will Juliet sneak away to Friar Lawrence's cell?

By pretending to go to confession

500

How does the Nurse confuse the story of the fight?

She makes it sound like Romeo is dead as well.

500

How does Capulet react to Juliet's decision?

He changes the day of the wedding.

500

How does Juliet first try to kill herself?


By kissing Romeo's poisoned lips

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