Who Am I?
"Love is a smoke raised with the fume of sighs" What figure of speech is this?
Bonus: Who said it?
What is metaphor?
Bonus; Romeo
Who said "O Romeo, Romeo! wherefore art thou Romeo?"
Bonus: what does it mean?
Who is Juliet Capulet?
Bonus: Why does he have to be a Montague (her enemy)
"Romeo and Juliet" is this type of play (genre)?
BONUS: provide the definition
Bonus: What is Romeo's main character flaw?
What is a Tragedy?
BONUS: a play in which the protagonist (main character) falls to disaster through the combination of a personal failing and circumstances with which he cannot deal.
BONUS: Impulsivity
I am the ruler of Verona (Full name).
Who is Prince Escalus?
“Two households both alike in dignity, in fair Verona where we lay out scene, from ancient grudge break to new mutiny.” What does this quote tell us about the play?
BONUS: Where in the play do we learn this?
What is that the Capulets and Montagues have been fighting a long time, and are currently starting fights in the streets, foreshadows that more violence will ensue.
BONUS: Prologue (said by the “Chorus”)
"And I will make thee think thy swan a crow."
Bonus: Who said it and what does it mean? (300 points)
What is metaphor?
Bonus: Benvolio - Rosaline will be ugly compared to the other girls at the ball. Rosaline a beautiful like a swan will look like a crow.
“She hath not seen the change of fourteen years; Let two more summers wither in their pride.”
Who said this and why?
Who is Lord Capulet? To Count Paris, asking him to wait 2 years until Juliet is older.
Who is Peter? What is his struggle?
Bonus: What is he supposed to do and how does it go wrong?
The Capulet servant? What is he cannot read/He is illiterate?
Bonus: Invite the Capulet's guests to the ball, (100) except for Montagues, (100) he accidentally asks Romeo to read the list where he sees Rosaline's name. (100)
I am a rational person, and come up with all the plans to help Romeo and Juliet.
Bonus: In what dwelling do I live?
Who is Friar Laurence?
A Cell
Why does the Friar agree to marry Romeo and Juliet?
BONUS: What are his concerns that he voices to Romeo at first.
What is he hopes their marriage will end the fighting?
BONUS: Such passionate impulsive love can explode like gunpowder or have dire consequence. (100) So he must love moderately.(100)
"It is east, and Juliet is the sun." What figurative language is being used?
Bonus!: What scene is this from?
Metaphor?
From the scene where Romeo goes back to talk to Juliet again. Act 2 Scene 2.
"If you ever disturb our streets again, your lives shall pay the forfeit of the peace."
Who said this and why?
Prince Escalus, because three fights have broken out and harmed innocent citizens.
Why is Romeo sad at the beginning of the play and explain why?
Bonus: What is this love called?
What is he is in love with Rosaline who won't return his love because she wants to be a nun?
Bonus: Unrequited love
What does Juliet threaten if the Friar won't help her?
What is she threatens to kill herself.
What figure of speech is this?
"Blind is his love and befits the dark."
Bonus: What is being described here and why?
Personification.
Bonus: What is Romeo's love because Romeo does not see all the issues with his love?
"My bounty is as boundless as the sea, My love as deep; the more I give to thee, The more I have, for both are infinite.”
Who said it?
Who is Juliet?
What does Juliet say about names (balcony scene)?
What is that Romeo should refuse his name, or she will refuse hers so they can be together?
Names are just words they are not tangible like arms or body parts
I try to break up several street fights, and am friends with Mercutio.
BONUS: What does my name mean
Who is Benvolio?
BONUS: Peacekeeper
How does the first street fight begin and who starts it (Act 1)? What are they saying at first?
BONUS: What insult do the Capulets use towards the Montagues?
What is the servants of both families are insulting each other, and saying their master is better than the other?
BONUS: Biting their thumb at them
What metaphor does Romeo and Juliet use to describe their first kiss at the party?
What is the metaphor of a prayer (the “pilgrim’s kiss”)--lips touch as hands touch
Why does Romeo want to kiss Juliet again after the first kiss?
Romeo wants to remove his sin from her lips?