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When Juliet says, "Wherefore art thou Romeo?", she is asking _____
why are you Romeo?
"But soft, what light through yonder window breaks? It is the East, and Juliet is the sun."What literary device is used?
metaphor
Act II, Scene 2 is also known as _____.
The Balcony Scene
What advice does Friar Lawrence give to Romeo?
Lawrence says to love moderately and not so intensely
Why is Juliet frustrated with the Nurse in Act II, scene iv?
Juliet is frustrated with the Nurse because she will not give news from Romeo
What message does Romeo give the Nurse to tell Juliet?
That they will be married by Friar Lawrence
True or False: Mercutio knows that Romeo is in love with Juliet.
False
How is Tybalt described by Mercutio?
 
Both
 
Prince of cats
 
Master swordsman
Why does Friar Lawrence agree to marry Romeo to Juliet?
Lawrence believes that the marriage will end the feud.
Who does Romeo seek help from with his upcoming marriage?
 
Friar Lawrence
 
Nurse
 
Mercutio
 
Benvolio
Why does Juliet tell Romeo not to swear by the moon?
The moon is too changeable
True or False: Romeo does not care if he is caught in the garden.
True
What is NOT something Juliet thinks in her soliloquy?
 
Where Romeo is now
 
Why is Romeo a Montague
 
That if he would give up his name she would be his
 
What is the purpose of a name
What is Romeo's reaction to seeing Juliet again?
Romeo compares Juliet to the sun
What is the setting of scene I?
 
Outside of the Capulet's house
 
At the Capulet Party
 
Outside of the Montague's house
 
In the streets of Verona
When the audience is first introduced to Friar Laurence, he is
picking herbs and flowers
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