Romeo and Juliet Act 2 review
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- Q1To what does Romeo compare Juliet?the sunthe starsthe moonthe trees30s
- Q2What does Juliet say she doesn't like about Romeo?that he didn't kiss her goodnightthat he wants to marry her so soonthat he loves Rosalinethat he is a Montague30s
- Q3What promise do Romeo and Juliet make to each other before he leaves?that he should never see her againthat they will meet at the Friar'sthat they will get marriedthat she will go to confession30s
- Q4Who does Romeo seem to trust the MOST with his secrets and feelings?BenvolioMercutiohis fatherthe Friar30s
- Q5Who does Juliet seem to trust the most with her secrets and feelings?the NurseParisTybalther mother30s
- Q6Why does the Friar question Romeo's love for Juliet?He knows how quickly Romeo forgot about Rosaline.He thinks Romeo is a spoiled brat.He thinks Romeo already spent the night alone with Juliet.He knows that Romeo shouldn't marry a Capulet.30s
- Q7Why does the Friar agree to perform the wedding?he knows they are in lovehe is sick of listening to Romeo whineit's his job so he has tohe wants to end the feud30s
- Q8Who speaks in blank verse?the Nurse and the Friarcharacters of low social statusonly Romeo and Julietcharacters of high social status30s
- Q9When characters of high social status speak in prose it has the effect of :focusing on the humor of the sceneconfusing the readershowing that they are enemiesshowing that the scene is serious30s
- Q10Something that is counterfeit isa humorous jokea good quality objectnot what it seems likesomething that is serious30s
- Q11If a teacher describes a student as being cunning that means they arefunnytrickystupidserious30s