Star-Crossed Characters
Quotable Classics
Clash and Conflict
Character Check-up
Poetic Particulars
100
Name the three characters who die in the final scene of the play. 

Who is Romeo, Juliet, and Paris? 

100

Juliet asks this question about the importance of a name: "What's in a name? That which we call a rose by any other word would smell as sweet." Where is she when she says this?

What is The Balcony Scene? 

100

The conflict between Juliet and her parents, specifically Lord Capulet forcing her to marry Paris, is an example of what type of conflict?

What is Man vs. Man (External Conflict) 

100

The word often used to describe Mercutio's personality—meaning witty, playful, and cynical—is...

What is the Comedic Character or Bipolar?
100

What specific, rhyming literary devices are found in the final two lines of a Shakespearean sonnet or scene?

What is a Heroic Couplet?

200

What is the name of the women Romeo is heartbroken over at the start of the play? 

Who is Rosaline? 

200

Who says, "A plague o' both your houses!"

Who is Mercutio?

200

After being exiled, Romeo wrestles with his intense grief and desire to die. What type of conflict is this?

What is Man vs. Self (Internal Conflict) 

200

Lord Capulet is generally portrayed as a loving father, but he quickly becomes a tyrant when Juliet refuses to...

What is Marrying Paris?

200

A pun is a play on words. When Mercutio says, "Ask for me tomorrow, and you shall find me a grave man," this is an example of a pun because "grave" means both serious and...

what is a tomb and/or dead 

300

What is the name of Paris' servingman. 

Who is The Page?

300

Who speaks the famous words, "But soft! What light through yonder window breaks? It is the East, and Juliet is the sun."

Who is Romeo? 

300

What type of conflict is the constant fighting between the Montagues and Capulets?

What is Man vs. Man (External Conflict) 

300

The character trait that causes Romeo to fall in love and then kill Tybalt so quickly is...

What is Impulsiveness 

300

The long speech given by a character alone on stage to express their inner thoughts (like Juliet's before she drinks the potion) is called a...

What is a Soliloquy?

400

Who delivers the news to Romeo that Juliet is "dead" (after she took the sleeping potion)?

Who is Balthasar? 

400

What are the three things Friar Lawrence insults about Romeo and WHY 

What is "Thy shape, thy love, thy wit" 

Because Romeo was threatening to end his life after being banished from Verona. 

400

Name the two characters who are killed by Romeo, setting the stage for his own punishment.

Who is Tybalt and Paris? 

400

Friar Laurence's main motivation for secretly marrying Romeo and Juliet is to...

What is to end the feud between the two families 

400

The standard meter (rhythm) of the play's dialogue, which has ten syllables per line with an alternating pattern of unstressed/stressed sounds, is called...

What is Iambic Pentameter?

500

Who is Ms. Scharphorn's LEAST favorite and favorite Character of Romeo and Juliet

Who is The Prince and Friar Lawrence 

500

Identify the speaker and the situation of this line: 

"I mean, an we be in Choler, we'll draw" 

"Ay, while you live, draw your neck out of collar." 

"I strike quickly, being moved." 

What is Sampson and Gregory talking before fighting with Tybalt and Abram

500

The initial fight between Tybalt and Mercutio is caused by Tybalt accusing Romeo of what?

Crashing the Capulet party 

500

Why does Tybalt continue to seek a fight with Romeo, even after Lord Capulet tells him to stand down at the party?

What is he feels Romeo has insulted his family honor (or He is hot-headed/loyal to the feud)

500

What is the literary device called that the audience knows something that the characters do not?

What is a Dramatic Irony? 

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