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Well, it means...
Ya know... that one guy...
Does that really happen?
According to whom?
What's the deal?
100
This word means "a time when one can relax"
What is "Repose"
100
This was Romeo's first love.
Who is Rosaline
100
Why does Romeo eventually agree to fight Tybalt?
What is "to avenge Mercutio's death"
100
According to Romeo, his love for Rosaline is heartbreaking, because...?
What is "she is not in love with him."
100
The Prince banishes Romeo from Verona. This instead of killing him as previously decreed. How does Romeo view this punishment?
What is "worse than death; a more cruel punishment."
200
This word means "firmness of purpose or determination"
What is "Resolve"
200
This person helped to raise Juliet
Who is Nurse
200
Why does Capulet allow Romeo to remain at his party?
What is "he does not want guests insulted or trouble to begin at his home"
200
According to whom, Romeo would feel better after going to the Capulet party and comparing other women to Rosaline?
Who is Benvolio
200
How does Capulet react when Juliet states that she will marry Paris, afterall?
What is "excited, eager, happy, etc"
300
This person is not a member of either family; he/she ends up dead in the street.
Who is Mercutio
300
When Capulet says, "Death is my son-in-law", he means what?
What is "Juliet is now joined with death instead of Paris."
300
According to Romeo, this is the reason he is reluctant to go to Capulet's party:
What is "he saw a premonition (dream) of his own death."
300
Friar Lawrence agrees to wed Romeo and Juliet against his better judgment, because...?
What is "he hopes love will successfully end the feud between the two families."
400
This word means "a plea on another's behalf; meditation"
What is "Intercession"
400
This person is Romeo's servant
Who is Balthasar
400
What does Romeo notice when he gazes upon Juliet in the tomb?
What is "that her cheeks are still rosy and she appears almost alive."
400
According to Juliet, she no longer trusts her nurse at the end of the play, because...
What is "she advises her to move forward with plans to marry Paris."
400
After killing Tybalt, Romeo proclaims, "I am fortune's fool!" Why does he say this (what does it relate back to in the play?"
What is "he feels as if he has no control over the situations and actions in his life." "This quote relates back to the dream he had in a previous scene that had him very concerned."
500
This word means "of sudden action or emotion; impulsive"
What is "Impetuous"
500
This person lies weeping on the floor of Friar Lawrence's cell.
Who is Romeo
500
Romeo was forced to kill Paris because...?
What is "Paris insisted on fighting him instead of leaving when Romeo requested."
500
According to the Montagues and Capulets, which of the following would describe the theme of Romeo & Juliet?

A. Hatred between two families can rob people of what they hold dearest.
B. Young people are foolish and irresponsible when they are in love.
C. Love is fleeting and must be pursued at all costs.
D. Misunderstandings can happen at any age and must be forgiven.

What is "Hatred between two families can rob people of what they hold dearest."
500
In the end, why is the peace at the end of the story between the two families a "glooming" or gloomy peace?
What is "because the reconcilation of the two families is overshadowed by so many deaths" (6. 6 deaths to be exact...)