Romeo's family name.
What is Montague?
Juliet's family name.
What is Capulet?
The very first part of the play
What is the Prologue?
Comparing to things with the use of "like, or as"
What is simile?
Literary period to which Shakespeare belonged.
What is the renaissance?
Object on the sky that Romeo compares Rosaline to.
What is the moon?
Object on the sky that Romeo compares Juliet to.
What is the sun?
What happens in Act 1, Scene 1.
What is fighting in the streets.
Meter used by Shakespeare.
What is iambic pentameter?
System of order.
What is the great chain of Being?
Romeo's antagonist.
Who is Tybalt?
Object that Juliet does not want Romeo to swear his love by.
What is the moon?
The Scene in which Romeo and his friends attend Capulet's party.
What is A1S5?
Form used by Shakespeare to allow his characters to express true love.
What is a Shakespearian Sonnet?
People who were not allowed to perform or join a theater group at this time.
What is women?
Romeo's friend who wants to keep the peace.
Who is Benvolio?
An object that would smell as sweet by any other name.
What is a rose?
The act in which Capulet tells Paris to woo Juliet, but that she is too young to marry.
What is Act 1, Scene 2.
A recurring, thematic, element.
What is a motif?
The name of the theater that hosted most of Shakespeare's plays.
Literary term used by Shakespeare to foreshadow what will happen later by having Romeo and Juliet speak ill of the future.
What is dramatic irony?
what is 24-26?
The scene also referred to as "The Balcony Scene".
Act 2, Scene 2.
Using contrasting ideas to create a single descriptive word.
What is an oxymoron?
What was Lord Chamberlain's Men?