Act 1 quiz Flashcards

(30 cards)

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Two facts about Romeo

A

He is a Montague and was in love with Rosaline before Juliet.

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Two facts about Juliet

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She is not yet 14 and was set to possibly marry Paris.

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Two facts about Prince Escalus

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He is neutral and rules the town.

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4
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Two facts about the Nurse

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Her first child died and she says whatever comes to her mind.

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Two facts about Lord Capulet

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He is the head of the Capulet household. He is Juliet’s father.

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Two facts about Lord Montague

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He is the head of the Montague family and Romeo’s father.

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Two facts about Benvolio

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Romeo’s cousin and his best friend.

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8
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Two facts about Mercutio

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Talks a lot and is Romeo’s friend.

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9
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Two facts about Tybalt

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Hates the montagues and takes everything too seriously.

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10
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Benvolio’s (dramatic) foil is…

A

Tybalt

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11
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Lady Capulet’s (dramatic) foil is…

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the nurse

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12
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Who does Romeo love in scene 1, and what happens in scene 5?

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He loves Rosaline in scene one and kisses Juliet in scene five.

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13
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Give an example of foreshadowing from any scene in the play.

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Romeo is unsure about going to the party, and then at the party he almost gets caught.

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14
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Why is Tybalt so upset in scene 5, and what does he do about it?

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He is upset because he heard Romeo’s voice and they are from opposite families. He wants to fight him but his uncle tells him off.

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14
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Transgression

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wrongdoing; sin

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15
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Augmented

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increased or enlarged

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Toil

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to work hard, or (n.) hard work

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Grievance

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complaint; injustice

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Valiant

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possessing or showing courage or determination; brave

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Adversary

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one’s opponent in a contest, conflict, or dispute; enemy

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Pernicious

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causing great injury or ruin; having a harmful effect

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Bliss

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happiness; great joy

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Tyrant

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a cruel and oppressive ruler

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Strife

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conflict or disagreement

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Propagate
to spread or multiply
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Perilous
full of danger or risk; very dangerous
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Examples of an oxymoron
Bittersweet, act natural, loud silence
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Who is meant to hear an aside?
It is when an actor speaks to the audience and not to the people on stage.
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Why is Romeo and Juliet considered a tragedy?
Because they both die in the end.
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List THREE facts about Shakespeare:
He married an older woman, and she was already pregnant. His birthday was not recorded. He never went to college. His son died young.