Romeo and Juliet

Question 1

(Fate)”Some consequence………………………..”

Answer 1

Some consequence yet hanging in the stars

Question 2

“I ………… stars”
(A5S1)
(Love, Fate)

Answer 2

I defy thee stars
(Romeo)

Question 3

“A pair …………………..”
(Fate, love, death)

Answer 3

A pair of star-crossed lovers take their life

Question 4

(Fate)”These violent………………….”

Answer 4

These violent delights have violent ends

Question 5

(Free will)”Either thou, or……,…..,…………”

Answer 5

Either thou, or i, or both must go with him

Question 6

“O ……….. …………. ”
(A5S3)
(love, fate, Free will)

Answer 6

O happy dagger
(Juliet)

Question 7

(Male aggression)“Do you ___________ your thumb at us __________.”

Answer 7

Do you bite your thumb at us sir

Question 8

(Male aggression)“_______________ hate”

Answer 8

Cankered hate

Question 9

(Male aggression)“Am I the _______________, here or _________?”(Power A1S5)

Answer 9

Am i the master here or you
(Lord Capulet) said to (Tybalt when he wants to attack Romeo)

Question 10

(Male aggression)“O calm, ………………………., ………………….!”

Answer 10

O calm dishonourable vile submission

Question 11

(Male aggression)“Fire eyed _____________ be my ____________ now”

Answer 11

Fire eyed fury be my conduct now

Question 12

(Nurse)‘Go, girl, ……………….. to ……………’ (A1S3)

Answer 12

‘Go, girl, seek happy nights to happy days.’ (A1S3)

Question 13

(Nurse)‘I can tell ……………………………’ (A1S3)

Answer 13

‘I can tell her age unto an hour.’ (A1S3)

Question 14

(Nurse)‘You are to blame, …………………….’ (A3S5)

Answer 14

‘You are to blame, my lord, to rate her so.’ (A3S5)

Question 15

(Lord Capulet)“She is the …………………….” (Act 1, Scene 2)

Answer 15

“She is the hopeful lady of my earth.” (Act 1, Scene 2)

Question 16

(Lord Capulet)“Let two more ……………………….” (Act 1, Scene 2)

Answer 16

“Let two more summers wither in their pride” (Act 1, Scene 2)

Question 17

(Lord Capulet)“Death …………on her…………… / Upon the …………………………. field.” (Act 4, Scene 5)

Answer 17

“Death lies on her like an untimely frost / Upon the sweetest flower of all the field.” (Act 4, Scene 5)

Question 18

(Lord Capulet)“Hang ……………………………….!” (Act 3, Scene 5)

Answer 18

“Hang thee, young baggage, disobedient wretch!” (Act 3, Scene 5)

Question 19

(Lady Capulet)“Revive, …………………..!”(Act 4, Scene 5)

Answer 19

“Revive, look up, or I will die with thee!”(Act 4, Scene 5)

Question 20

(Lady Capulet)“I would the …………………grave.” (Act 3, Scene 5)

Answer 20

“I would the fool were married to her grave.” (Act 3, Scene 5)

Question 21

(Friar Laurence)’These……………………ends.’ (A2S6)

Answer 21

‘These violent delights have violent ends.’ (A2S6)

Question 22

“Peace? …………………………… and
thee”
(A1S1)
(feud, honour, masculinity,
gender, conflict, hate)

Answer 22

“Peace? I hate the word. As I
hate hell, all Montagues and
thee”
(Tybalt)

Question 23

‘……………hate.’
(A1S1)
(conflict, hate, feud)

Answer 23

‘Cankered hate.’
(Prince)

Question 24

“O ………….love, O …………….hate”
(Love A1S1)
(love, internal conflict)

Answer 24

“O brawling love, O loving hate”
(Romeo)

Question 25

‘If love .......................with love,’ (Love A1S4) (love, masculinity)

Answer 25

‘If love be rough with you, be rough with love,’ (Mercutio)

Question 26

“Juliet is .............” (A2S2) (gender, love)

Answer 26

“Juliet is the sun” (Romeo)

Question 27

“A ..............on ........your..........” (The feud and conflict A3S1) (hate, feud, honour, conflict, masculinity, foreshadowing)

Answer 27

“A plague on both your houses” (Mercutio)

Question 28

“Fire-..........................................” (The feud and conflict A3S1) (masculinity, honour, gender, hate, feud, friendship)

Answer 28

“Fire-eyed fury be my conduct now” (Romeo)

Question 29

“See what .................. your hate?” (The feud and conflict) (feud, hatred, conflict)

Answer 29

“See what a scourge has laid upon your hate?” (Prince) said to (Lord Capulet and Montague after R and J are found dead)

Question 30

“And .................., I’ll give ...................... friend” (A3S5)

Answer 30

And you be mine, I'll give you to my friend (Lord capulet says to juliet when she refuses to marry paris)

Question 31

Quotations for fate(BME)?

Answer 31

-A pair of star-crossed lovers take their life -Some consequence yet hanging in the stars -These violent delights have violent ends -O happy dagger (Juliet) -I defy thee stars (Romeo)

Question 32

Quotations for Male aggression(BME)?

Answer 32

-Do you bite your thumb at us sir -Cankered hate -Am i the master here or you -O calm dishonourable vile submission -Fire eyed fury be my conduct now -“Hang thee, young baggage, disobedient wretch!” (Act 3, Scene 5) -"Peace? I hate the word. As I hate hell, all Montagues and thee” (Tybalt) -"O brawling love, O loving hate" (Romeo) -‘If love be rough with you, be rough with love,’ (Mercutio) -“A plague on both your houses” (Mercutio)

Question 33

Romeo quotes(BME)?

Answer 33

-Either thou, or i, or both must go with him -Fire eyed fury be my conduct now -"O brawling love, O loving hate" -I defy thee stars -With love’s light wings -Juliet is the sun