Romeo & Juliet
Greek Mythology
Reading & Literary Devices
Grammar & Editing
Vocabulary
100

What are the names of the two families fighting in Romeo and Juliet?

Montague and Capulet

100

Who were the first beings in the Greek creation story?

Chaos, Gaea (Earth), Uranus (Sky), and Tartarus (Underworld)

100

Define a simile and give your own example.

A comparison using “like” or “as”; Ex: “She was as fast as a cheetah.”

100

Correct this sentence: “I dont like going to school but i like seeing my friends.”

I don’t like going to school, but I like seeing my friends.

100

What does "melancholy" mean? A. Very important B. Gloomy C. Fancy D. Short

B. Gloomy

200

Who are two main characters introduced in Acts I and II?

Romeo, Juliet, Tybalt, Mercutio, Benvolio, Nurse, Paris

200

Name one major god or goddess and their power.

Example: Zeus – god of the sky; Athena – goddess of wisdom; Poseidon – god of the sea

200

What is a metaphor? Give an example.

A direct comparison saying something is something else; Ex: “The classroom was a zoo.”

200

Choose the correct word: “_______ going to the store.” (Their/There/They’re)

They’re

200

Match: What does "concise" mean?

D. Short and to the point

300

What happens during Romeo and Juliet’s first meeting?

They meet at the Capulet party, instantly fall in love, and kiss without knowing they are from rival families.

300

Why did the Greeks tell myths? 

To explain natural events, teach lessons, or understand the world around them.

300

Define personification. Use it in a sentence.

Giving human traits to non-human things; Ex: “The wind whispered through the trees.”

300

Choose the correct word: “She is taller ______ her sister.” (then/than)

than

300

Use the word “vital” in a sentence.

Example: Water is vital to human survival.

400

What important event happens during the balcony scene?

Romeo and Juliet confess their love and agree to marry secretly.

400

Explain how myths help explain natural events or human behavior.

Example: Poseidon causes earthquakes with his trident to explain natural disasters.

400

What is the difference between tone and mood?

Tone = author's attitude; Mood = the feeling the reader gets.

400

Identify if this sentence is correct or incorrect: “He walk to the store every day.”

Incorrect – should be “He walks…”

400

Use two of these words in a sentence: melancholy, vital, cunning, novice

Example: The novice magician used a cunning trick to escape the trap.

500

What is a major theme in Acts I–II and how is it shown?

Love – shown through Romeo and Juliet’s intense, impulsive attraction and decision to marry quickly.

500

How do ancient myths still influence modern books or movies? Give an example.

Example: Percy Jackson series uses Greek gods and myths in a modern setting.

500

What is the theme of a story? How do you find it?

The central message or life lesson; found by analyzing the conflict, resolution, and character growth.

500

Fix this sentence: “The dog bark loud and chase the cat down the road.”

The dog barked loudly and chased the cat down the road.

500

What is an inference? Give your own example.

A logical guess based on evidence and reasoning; Ex: If someone is wearing a wet raincoat, you can infer it is raining outside.