1.
How are Romeo and Juliet like Bosko and Admira from Bob Herbert’s article, “Romeo and Juliet in Bosnia”?
A) Both Juliet and Admira lie to their families about their plans to marry.
B) Both couples come from European countries.
C) Romeo and Juliet have a relationship without the consent of their families.
D) Romeo and Juliet are also from warring families.
2.
How is Lord Capulet different from Admira’s father?
A) Lord Capulet does not accept his daughter’s lover.
B) Both fathers are angry at their daughters for their choices.
C) Admira’s father chooses a man that Admira approves of as a husband.
D) Lord Capulet likes Romeo.
3.
How is Romeo and Juliet’s situation different from Bosko and Admira’s?
A) Romeo and Juliet’s families’ feud goes back thousands of years.
B) Romeo and Juliet’s families are feuding, but they do not face religious or ethnic differences.
C) Bosko’s military service threatens to destroy his relationship with Admira.
D) Admira does not get a chance to embrace Bosko before she dies.
4.
During the course of the play, we see Romeo
A) change from a lovestruck boy into a determined man.
B) remain an impulsive, lovestruck boy.
C) become a man and reject his family’s ways.
D) turn into a vengeful murderer.
5.
When Balthasar and Romeo reach the Capulet vault, Balthasar says to the audience, “For all this same, I’ll hide me hereabout. / His looks I fear, and his intents I doubt” (1014, 5.3.43-44). These lines are an example of a
A) dramatic foil.
B) dynamic character.
C) turning point.
D) aside.
How does the director have the friar react to Juliet waking up after finding Romeo and Paris in the tomb?
A) He panics and leaves Juliet to fend for herself.
B) He tries to rush Juliet to a convent and avoid being discovered by the watchman.
C) The friar explains to Balthasar that a power greater than themselves has destroyed Romeo and Juliet’s plans.
D) He rushes to try and revive Romeo.
7.
When Juliet wakes to find Romeo and Paris dead in the Capulet’s tomb, the director instructs her to do all the following things EXCEPT
A) leave with the friar to hide from the watchman.
B) try to drink poison from Romeo’s lips.
C) stab herself with Romeo’s dagger.
D) refuse to leave her dead husband’s body.
8.
How does the director explain why Juliets call Romeo’s dagger happy?
A) She knows it was Romeo’s favorite dagger.
B) She thinks it lucky to be there when she needs it.
C) She knows it is the same dagger that killed Paris, Romeo’s enemy.
D) She is being sarcastic, because she uses it to kill herself.
9.
How does the director explain what the Prince means when he says, “Seal up the mouth of outrage for a while” (1021, 5.3.216)?
A) He understands Montague is upset, but asks him to be quiet.
B) He demands an explanation of the events at the tomb.
C) He suggests that Montague end his feud with the Capulets.
D) He does not think Lady Montague should be upset about Romeo’s exile.
10.
How does the director explain the meaning of the line, “That heaven finds means to kill your joys with love” (1024, 5.3.293)?
A) The families will be punished by the Prince for their feuding.
B) The families will be punished by God.
C) As punishment, Romeo and Juliet fell in love and died as a result of the families’ feud.
D) The families should be ashamed of their feuding and the tragic results.
11.
What is the best thing the Montagues and Capulets have done to prevent deaths?
A) Keep their children apart
B) Resolve their differences
C) Move from Verona
D) Let the children marry whomever they want
12.
Which is NOT a reason the families plan to erect a memorial to the lovers?
A) To honor Romeo and Juliet
B) To show Verona they are sorry for their behavior
C) To make sure no one forgets the tragic tale
D) To end the families’ feud
13.
What is NOT a factor in Friar Laurence’s reaction to finding Juliet in the tomb?
A) He is the only one who knew Juliet was not dead.
B) He expected to find her alive in the tomb.
C) He knew Romeo was going after her.
D) He panics, trying to avoid being caught by the watchman.
How are Romeo and Juliet like Bosko and Admira from Bob Herbert’s article, “Romeo and Juliet in Bosnia”?
A) Both Juliet and Admira lie to their families about their plans to marry.
B) Both couples come from European countries.
C) Romeo and Juliet have a relationship without the consent of their families.
D) Romeo and Juliet are also from warring families.
2.
How is Lord Capulet different from Admira’s father?
A) Lord Capulet does not accept his daughter’s lover.
B) Both fathers are angry at their daughters for their choices.
C) Admira’s father chooses a man that Admira approves of as a husband.
D) Lord Capulet likes Romeo.
3.
How is Romeo and Juliet’s situation different from Bosko and Admira’s?
A) Romeo and Juliet’s families’ feud goes back thousands of years.
B) Romeo and Juliet’s families are feuding, but they do not face religious or ethnic differences.
C) Bosko’s military service threatens to destroy his relationship with Admira.
D) Admira does not get a chance to embrace Bosko before she dies.
4.
During the course of the play, we see Romeo
A) change from a lovestruck boy into a determined man.
B) remain an impulsive, lovestruck boy.
C) become a man and reject his family’s ways.
D) turn into a vengeful murderer.
5.
When Balthasar and Romeo reach the Capulet vault, Balthasar says to the audience, “For all this same, I’ll hide me hereabout. / His looks I fear, and his intents I doubt” (1014, 5.3.43-44). These lines are an example of a
A) dramatic foil.
B) dynamic character.
C) turning point.
D) aside.
How does the director have the friar react to Juliet waking up after finding Romeo and Paris in the tomb?
A) He panics and leaves Juliet to fend for herself.
B) He tries to rush Juliet to a convent and avoid being discovered by the watchman.
C) The friar explains to Balthasar that a power greater than themselves has destroyed Romeo and Juliet’s plans.
D) He rushes to try and revive Romeo.
7.
When Juliet wakes to find Romeo and Paris dead in the Capulet’s tomb, the director instructs her to do all the following things EXCEPT
A) leave with the friar to hide from the watchman.
B) try to drink poison from Romeo’s lips.
C) stab herself with Romeo’s dagger.
D) refuse to leave her dead husband’s body.
8.
How does the director explain why Juliets call Romeo’s dagger happy?
A) She knows it was Romeo’s favorite dagger.
B) She thinks it lucky to be there when she needs it.
C) She knows it is the same dagger that killed Paris, Romeo’s enemy.
D) She is being sarcastic, because she uses it to kill herself.
9.
How does the director explain what the Prince means when he says, “Seal up the mouth of outrage for a while” (1021, 5.3.216)?
A) He understands Montague is upset, but asks him to be quiet.
B) He demands an explanation of the events at the tomb.
C) He suggests that Montague end his feud with the Capulets.
D) He does not think Lady Montague should be upset about Romeo’s exile.
10.
How does the director explain the meaning of the line, “That heaven finds means to kill your joys with love” (1024, 5.3.293)?
A) The families will be punished by the Prince for their feuding.
B) The families will be punished by God.
C) As punishment, Romeo and Juliet fell in love and died as a result of the families’ feud.
D) The families should be ashamed of their feuding and the tragic results.
11.
What is the best thing the Montagues and Capulets have done to prevent deaths?
A) Keep their children apart
B) Resolve their differences
C) Move from Verona
D) Let the children marry whomever they want
12.
Which is NOT a reason the families plan to erect a memorial to the lovers?
A) To honor Romeo and Juliet
B) To show Verona they are sorry for their behavior
C) To make sure no one forgets the tragic tale
D) To end the families’ feud
13.
What is NOT a factor in Friar Laurence’s reaction to finding Juliet in the tomb?
A) He is the only one who knew Juliet was not dead.
B) He expected to find her alive in the tomb.
C) He knew Romeo was going after her.
D) He panics, trying to avoid being caught by the watchman.