Characters
This character acts as Romeo’s confidante. Romeo turns to him for advice and support./Este personaje actúa como confidente de Romeo. Romeo recurre a él en busca de consejo y apoyo.
Who is Friar Lawrence?
When Juliet says “Wherefore art thou Romeo,” she is really saying what?/Cuando Julieta dice "¿Por qué eres Romeo?", ¿qué está diciendo en realidad?
Why are you, Romeo, a Montague?
When Romeo is still upset by Rosaline’s rejection, what advice does Benvolio give his cousin?/Cuando Romeo todavía está molesto por el rechazo de Rosaline, ¿qué consejo le da Benvolio a su prima?
What is find another girl?
What happened that caused Romeo to kill Tybalt?/¿Qué sucedió para que Romeo matara a Teobaldo?
What is Tybalt killed Mercutio?
“Juliet is the sun” is an example of what literary device? (simile, metaphor, sarcasm, oxymoron poetic justice, etc.)/¿“Julieta es el sol” es un ejemplo de qué recurso literario? (símil, metáfora, sarcasmo, justicia poética,oximoron etc.)
What is metaphor?
This character sentences Romeo to exile or banishment after Romeo kills Tybalt./Este personaje sentencia a Romeo al exilio o al destierro después de que Romeo mata a Teobaldo.
Who is Prince Escalus?
When Romeo first sees Juliet at the balcony he compares her to the _____./Cuando Romeo ve por primera vez a Julieta en el balcón, la compara con _____.
What is the sun?
Even though Mercutio is Romeo’s best friend he is invited to the Capulet party because he is related to which character?/Aunque Mercucio es el mejor amigo de Romeo, está invitado a la fiesta de Capuleto porque ¿con qué personaje está relacionado?
Who is Prince Escalus?
What was the effect (or result) of Romeo killing Tybalt?¿Cuál fue el efecto (o resultado) de que Romeo matara a Teobaldo?
What is Romeo is banished?
My name, dear saint, is hateful to myself because it is an enemy to thee (simile, metaphor, sarcasm, poetic justice, oxymoron, etc.)/Mi nombre, querido santo, me es odioso a mí mismo porque es un enemigo tuyo (símil, metáfora, sarcasmo, justicia poética, oxímoron, etc.)
What is metaphor?
This character wants Juliet to be happy. She first helps her be with Romeo then tells her to consider Paris./Este personaje quiere que Julieta sea feliz. Primero la ayuda a estar con Romeo y luego le dice que considere París.
Who is the Nurse?
Romeo and Juliet agree that the nurse will meet him at what time?/Romeo y Julieta acuerdan que la enfermera se encontrará con él ¿a qué hora?
What is 9 a.m.?
In the beginning of the play Lord Capulet doesn’t want Juliet to marry Paris because _________________./Al comienzo de la obra, Lord Capuleto no quiere que Julieta se case con Paris porque _________________.
What is she is too young?
Tybalt’s death directly affects Romeo, but it also causes Lord Capulet to set what up?/La muerte de Tybalt afecta directamente a Romeo, pero también hace que Lord Capuleto establezca ¿qué?
What is a marriage between Juliet and Paris?
“These violent delights have violent ends and in their triumph die, like fire and power, which, as they kiss, consume.” This is an example of what literary device?
“Estos deleites violentos tienen extremos violentos y en su triunfo mueren, como el fuego y el poder, que, al besarse, consumen”. ¿Este es un ejemplo de qué recurso literario? (símil, metáfora, sarcasmo, justicia poética, etc.)
What is simile?
This character is Romeo’s cousin and a peacemaker between the two families./Este personaje es primo de Romeo y pacificador entre las dos familias.
Who is Benvolio?
When Romeo and Juliet agree to get married they have only known each other for how long?/Cuando Romeo y Julieta acuerdan casarse, ¿cuánto tiempo hace que se conocen?
What is less than one day?
After Tybalt’s death Lord Capulet plans what for Juliet? AND on what day?/Después de la muerte de Teobaldo, ¿qué planea Lord Capuleto para Julieta? Y en que dia?
What is Juliet is to marry Paris on Thursday?
What did Romeo do that caused Tybalt to challenge him and eventually kill Mercutio?/¿Qué hizo Romeo que hizo que Teobaldo lo desafiara y finalmente matara a Mercucio?
What is show up at Capulet's party?
“O brawling love. O loving hate.” This is an example of what literary device? (simile, metaphor, sarcasm, poetic justice, oxymoron, etc.)/ “Oh, amor luchador. Oh amoroso odio.” ¿Este es un ejemplo de qué recurso literario? (símil, metáfora, sarcasmo, justicia poética, oxímoron, etc.)
What is oxymoron?
This character is offended after seeing Romeo at the Capulet party. Instead of fighting Romeo there, he sends Romeo a letter and challenges him to a fight./Este personaje se ofende después de ver a Romeo en la fiesta de los Capuleto. En lugar de luchar contra Romeo allí, le envía una carta a Romeo y lo desafía a una pelea.
Who is Tybalt?
Fill in the blank from Juliet’s speech. “That which we call _______ by any other word would smell as sweet.”/Completa el espacio en blanco del discurso de Julieta. “Lo que llamamos _______ con cualquier otra palabra olería igual de dulce”.
What is a rose?
When Romeo runs to Friar Lawrence after killing Tybalt, Friar tells Romeo to be thankful for three things. Name the three things he should be happy/thankful for./Cuando Romeo corre hacia Fray Lorenzo después de matar a Teobaldo, Fraile le dice a Romeo que esté agradecido por tres cosas. Nombra las tres cosas por las que debería estar feliz/agradecido.
What is Juliet is alive and well; Tybalt is dead otherwise Tybalt would have killed him; and the Prince only sentenced him to exile not death?
Who did Romeo and Benvolio meet that allows (causes) them to go to the Capulet party?/¿A quién conocieron Romeo y Benvolio que les permite (provoca) ir a la fiesta de los Capuleto?
Who is the illiterate Capulet servant?
What is one thing that Romeo wanted to change in order to be with Juliet?/¿Qué es lo que Romeo quería cambiar para estar con Julieta?
What is his name?