Romeo and Juliet Week 3 vocab and Acts I Acts II - Laura Cripe | Biblioteka

Vocabulary

Choose the best answer for each definition

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unfortunate accident

A baleful

B sunder

C mischance

D carrion

2

To break or force apart; to sever

A dirge

B nuptial

C propigate

D sunder

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threatening harm; menacing

A sunder

B carrion

C nuptial

D baleful

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a funeral hymn or mournful speech

A carrion

B minion

C dirge

D sunder

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(adj.) willful, stubborn

A headstrong

B minion

C dirge

Dsunder

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dead and decaying flesh

A carrion

B baleful

C minion

D nuptial

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relating to marriage

A sunder

B nuptial

C baleful

D mischance

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an assistant; a servant; a favored person

A dirge

B sunder

C carrion

D minion

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to plan secretly together

A sunder

B minion

C conspire

D propagate

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Reproduce, spread, increase

A baleful

B propagate

C nuptial

D mischance

Acts I and II

Answer each question with the best possible answer.

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In Act I the Prince tells both families that...

A He is worried about the hot weather causing people to argue

B He wants to find a bride

C He is tired of the fighting in Verona

D All of the above

2

Before Capulet will agree to let Paris marry Juliet he wants...

A To ask Juliet how she feels and see if there are other offers

B Juliet to grow up a little and Paris to win her heart

C To make sure that the dowry is acceptable and Juliet is ready to take a husband

D To see if there are any other offers and let Juliet grow up a little more

2

Romeo agrees to go to the Capulet party because...

A He is looking for a fight

B Benvolio wants him to go

C Rosaline will be there

D His parents make him go

2

After the Capulet party...

A Romeo goes home and dreams of Juliet

B Romeo goes to Friar Lawerence's to arrange a marriage

C Romeo looks for Rosaline

D All of the above

4

Why does Juliet send the nurse to see Romeo and what does he tell her? Answer in complete sentences.

2

Romeo and Juliet were married after knowing each other less than 24 hours.

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