Romeo & Juliet Quiz
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- Q1Which families are feuding in Verona?The Parises and the RosalinesThe Mercutios and the EscalusesThe Capulets and the MontaguesThe Tybalts and the Benvolios30s
- Q2Where do Romeo and Juliet first kiss?At the feast where they meet for the first time.In the Capulet family's orchard.In the Capulet family's crypt.At their secret wedding in Friar Lawrence's cell.30s
- Q3Why does Romeo kill Tybalt?Because Tybalt killed MercutioBecause Tybalt killed BenvolioBecause Tybalt loves JulietBecause Tybalt is a Capulet30s
- Q4How does Juliet get out of marrying Paris?She drinks a potion that makes her appear dead.She tells her family that she has married Romeo.She convinces Romeo to kill Paris.She flees with Friar Lawrence to Mantua.30s
- Q5Why does Romeo kill himself?He thinks it will keep Juliet from being punished.He mistakenly thinks Juliet is dead.He cannot bear the shame of killing Tybalt.He sees Juliet stab herself.30s
- Q6How does the play present love?As a short-lived and shallow feeling.As an intense and overwhelming force.As an ultimately selfish act.As a silly, childish emotion.30s
- Q7Which theme does the chorus introduce at the start of the play?The power of fateThe benefits of violenceThe amorality of loveThe injustice of patriarchy30s
- Q8Whom does the play ultimately suggest is responsible for Romeo's and Juliet's tragedy?SocietyParisTybaltRomeo30s
- Q9Which quality does Romeo lack?IntrospectionSelf-confidenceSelf-restraintSincerity30s
- Q10How does Mercutio function as part of the play?He encourages Romeo to follow his dreams.He satirizes the ruling class in England.He mocks and deflates the idea of romantic love.He represents the reigning social order in England.30s
- Q11Romeo's feelings for Rosaline illustrate which of Romeo's traits?His youthful passivity and apathyHis thoughtful ambition and idealismHis initial immaturity and romanticismHis secret anxieties and fears30s
- Q12Why does Friar Lawrence marry Romeo and Juliet?To end the fighting in Verona between the two families.Out of sincere belief in their love.To get revenge on Capulet for a past wrong.Because Romeo pays him.30s