Characters
Plot
Who Said It?
Literary Terms
Shakespeare
100

nicknamed "the King of Cats," this character vows revenge for Romeo and his friends crashing the Capulet masquerade

Tybalt

100

How Romeo and his friends find out about the Capulet party

an illiterate servant asks them to help read the names on the invitation and tells them to come, if they are not of the house of Montague

100

"Lay me in the tomb with Juliet."

Paris

100

Mercutio's "Queen Mab" speech is considered this type, since his friends are around to hear it

monologue

100

What town Shakespeare was born in

Stratford-upon-Avon

200

this character had a daughter named Susan who was born around the same time as Juliet (but died)

the Nurse

200

the only character on this list who DOES NOT DIE in the play: Romeo, Juliet, Tybalt, Paris, Benvolio, Mercutio

Benvolio

200

"Why the devil came you between us? I was hurt under your arm!"

Mercutio

200

a 14-line poem that ends with a couplet

SONNET

200

What year Shakespeare was born in

1564

300

this character reportedly died of grief

Lady Montague

300

All four steps of Friar Laurence's "plan" for Juliet to get out of her predicament

1. Agree to marry Paris.

2. Go to bed, making sure you're alone.

3. Drink the potion.

4. Awake in the tomb and flee with Romeo.

300

"All are punish'd."

Prince Escalus

300

A figure of speech that's not meant literally, such as "wild-goose chase"

IDIOM
300

How many plays Shakespeare wrote

37

400

this character bites his thumb at the Montague servants in the first scene of Act I

Sampson

400

the four fears Juliet has right before taking the potion

1. It won't work.

2. It's poison.

3. She'll wake up too soon and suffocate.

4. She'll wake up too soon and go crazy.

400

"There art thou happy!"

Friar Laurence

400
all of the references to Greek mythology in the play (like Apollo, Venus, and Cupid) are an example of this

ALLUSION

400

Shakespear's wife's name

Ann Hathaway

500

this character sells Romeo poison

Apothecary
500

who brings Romeo news of Juliet's death

Balthasar

500

"I could not send it—here it is again—Nor get a messenger to bring it thee, So fearful were they of infection."

Friar John

500

vivid description, such as of the Apothecary's dwelling in Act V

imagery

500

How many of Shakespeare's children lived to adulthood

TWO