Romeo and Juliet Act IV
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- Q1
What solution does Friar Laurence propose to help Juliet avoid marrying Paris?
That she flee to join Romeo immediately.
That she drink the potion that he gives her.
That she forget about Romeo.
That she marry Paris.
30s - Q2
When Juliet returns from seeing Friar Laurence, why does Lord Capulet think Juliet has consented to marry Paris?
Because she has recovered from the death of Tybalt.
Because she begs forgiveness from him.
Because she says that she hates Romeo for killing Tybalt.
Because she says she will marry Paris.
30s - Q3
When Juliet goes to Friar Laurence's cell, she meets Paris. Although Paris speaks of their marriage, how does Juliet reply?
Her answers refer equally to her marriage to Romeo.
She lies to Paris that she is excited at the prospect of marrying him.
She avoids the issue and discusses the weather.
She scolds Paris for raising the issue.
30s - Q4
Before taking the potion, why does Juliet just lay out a dagger on her bed?
So Romeo can kill himself when he comes.
So she can kill herself in case the potion doesn't work.
So she can kill Paris in the morning.
So her family can kill themselves when they discover her body.
30s - Q5
What does Juliet not fear in these lines from Act IV, scene 3?
Playing insanely with the bones of some ancestor.
Suffocating if she awakens before Romeo comes.
Stabbing Tybalt's body.
Beating her brains out.
30s - Q6
Juliet fears that the ghosts which some say resort at night in the family tomb will attack her. I this context, resort means
run away from
live
rest
go to frequently
30s - Q7
Juliet' s family mistakes, her pensive behavior for grief over Tybalt's death. In this context, pensive means
reflective and sad
lonesome
joyful and happy
sleepy and tearful
30s - Q8
Juliet wept immoderately for Romeo's banishment. In this context, immoderately means
sufficiently
indecently
immorally
excessively
30s - Q9
Begging forgiveness, Juliet prostrates herself to her father. In this context, prostrates means
hurls
bares
falls before
scolds
30s - Q10
Tybalt is known to be a cunning swordsman. In this context, cunning means
skillful
terrible
smiling
famous
30s - Q11
Juliet entreats her father not to make her marry Paris. In this context, entreats means
cries
asks
denies
begs
30s - Q12
Romeo and Benvolio culled Roseline's name from the Capulets' guest list. In this context, culled means
read
took
selected
heard
30s - Q13
Juliet feared she would stifle in the tomb. In this context, stifle mean
thrive
become insane
smother
give up hope
30s - Q14
After Juliet took the potion, the color waned from her cheeks. In this context, waned means
flushed
became greater
decreased in intensity
became less full
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