Scene 1 & 2
Who makes fun of Romeo for "loving" Rosaline?
Mercutio
Why does Romeo go see Friar Lawrence?
To ask him to marry him and Juliet.
What does the Nurse warn Romeo about in relation to Juliet?
Not to lead her into a "fools paradise"; not to lead her on
What is Juliet waiting for at the beginning of Scene 5?
To hear what Romeo had to say to the Nurse about getting married
Where do Romeo and Juliet meet in Scene 6?
Friar Laurence's cell
Who says "But oh, what light through that window comes?"
Romeo
Why does Friar Laurence hesitate to marry Romeo and Juliet?
He thinks Romeo is going too fast; he was just crying over Rosaline
What did Tybalt send to the Montague House?
A challenge to a duel to Romeo
Why does Juliet think the nurse is taking so long to come back?
Because she is old
Why does Friar agree with the marriage of Romeo and Juilet?
He thinks it will end the feud between the two families.
In who's garden do Romeo and Juliet talk?
Juliet's/Capulet's
Where does Friar Lawrence think Romeo has been all night?
With Rosaline
Who comes to deliver Romeo a message?
Juliet's Nurse
What message does the nurse finally give to Juliet?
That Romeo wants to marry her at Friar's that afternoon.
What advice does Friar Laurence give to Romeo?
To not move too fast, slow down before it ends badly
What does Romeo tell Juliet before leaving her at the balcony?
For her to send a messenger to him at 9 o'clock the next day.
Who is Romeo referring to, "Good morning, Father!"
Friar Lawrence
Who is Romeo talking about and who is he talking to... "Tell her to meet me at Friar Laurence's cell. We will be married this afternoon."
He is talking about Juliet and is speaking to the nurse
Why is Juliet so upset with the Nurse?
She is stalling and not telling her what Romeo said fast enough.
Who says "Come with me. We will get this done. For, begging your pardons, you two cannot be alone until the church as made you one."
Friar Lawrence
What theater did Shakespeare have in mind when he wrote the balcony scene in Romeo and Juliet Act 2, Scene 2?
The Globe Theater
What does this quote mean?
"Within this flower is both poison and medicine. If you smell it, its fragrance will cure you. But if you taste it, it will kill you."
The is both good and evil in all things. "Nothing on earth is so bad that it has no good. And nothing is so good that it can't be misused."
Why did Romeo tell the Nurse to wait for an hour behind the wall for his servant?
The servant was going to come give her a rope ladder, so she could hide it for Romeo to use later that night to climb into Juliet's room.
What type of figurative language is being used in this quote? “If she were young and in love, she would move as quickly as a rolling ball."
simile
Give an example of foreshadowing from Scene 6.
"Such strong feelings have strong endings, and die too soon."