Terms
Scene 21
Scene 22
100
Define dramatic irony.
There is a contradiction between what a character thinks and what the reader or audience knows to be true.
100

Why is Paris at the Friar's cell?

To discuss his marriage to Juliet.

100

At the end of Act 3, why does Juliet tell the nurse that she will obey her father? 

Because she knows that she really won't marry Paris. She's just playing along with her father to make him happy, but she has other plans her father isn't aware of.

200
Give an example of dramatic irony from this act.
Example: When Juliet "dies" the audience knows that she isn't really dead, but the characters don't (Lady Capulet, Capulet, Nurse, etc.)
200
The Friar gives Paris two reasons why he cannot perform the ceremony. List one.
1. It is too soon. 2. He does not know the lady's mind.
200

How does Juliet get the Nurse to leave her room?

She tells the nurse that she must pray through the night for God to forgive her of her selfish, sinful ways.

300
Define soliloquy.
A long speech expressing the thoughts of a character alone on stage.
300
The first plan the Friar set forth is not working. What is the second plan he devises for Romeo and Juliet?
Juliet is to take the potion and "die," but really sleep for 42 hours. She would be buried. Romeo will come to her before she awakes. Friar will communicate his plan to Romeo via letters.
300

During her soliloquy in scene three, Juliet discusses her concerns about taking the potion. What is one of the three concerns?

1. What if it doesn't work? 2. What if it is a poison meant to kill her? 3. What if she wakes up too soon? 4. What if she sees bloody Tybalt? 5. What if she goes insane?

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