Capulets and Associates
Montagues and Associates
Act 1 Events
Literary Devices
Act I Events Continued
100

One of our protagonists; 13 years old; the only Capulet daughter

Juliet

100

One of our protagonist; around 16; the only Montague son

Romeo

100

What two families are fighting in the play?

Capulets and Montagues

100

A poem with 14 lines, and an ABABCDCDEFEFGG rhyme scheme is...

a sonnet

100

Why does Romeo originally go to the Capulet party?

to see Rosaline

200

Servant of the Capulet household; has cared for Juliet since she was little

The Nurse

200

Romeo's cousin and friend; level-headed; encourages Romeo to move on

Benvolio

200

What event is foreshadowed in the prologue?

Romeo and Juliet's death

200

A literary device where two opposites are compared using "like" or "as" is...

a simile

200

What is the punishment for another fight?

The Prince will kill whoever started the fight

300

Capulet; Juliet's cousin; hot-headed

Tybalt
300

The girl Romeo loves at the start of the party

Rosaline

300

Who does Juliet's family want her to marry?

Paris

300

A literary device where two opposites are compared without using "like" or "as" is...

a metaphor

300
What is the point of Mercutio's Queen Mab speech?

Mercutio is trying to prove that dreams mean nothing, and shouldn't trusted.

400

Nobleman of Verona; asks for Juliet's hand in marriage

Paris

400

The Prince's cousin; friends with Romeo; very outgoing; jokes a lot

Mercutio

400

What feeling does Romeo have before the Capulet party?

That the party was lead to his death somehow

400

A literary device where the authors plant hints about the ending is...

foreshadowing

400

Why is it a problem for Romeo and Juliet to be in love with each other?

They're enemies

500

Two servants of the Capulet household; part of the opening brawl

Gregory and Sampson

500

Prince of Verona; threatens death as punishment for the next Capulet/Montague fight

Prince Escalus

500

According to the prologue, what is the setting of Romeo and Juliet?

Verona

500

A literary device where two opposing terms are paired together ("loving hate") is...

an oxymoron
500

What are the three major themes of the play?

Love, Family vs. Self, Fate