Romeo and Juliet

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Romeo and Juliet

• Act II and III Review

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Character Identification

• Wants to end the Capulet/Montague feud

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• Answer Friar Laurence

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• Sends the Nurse to meet with Romeo

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• Answer Juliet

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• Teases Romeo about Rosaline

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• Answer Mercutio

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• Has knowledge of herbs and plants

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• Answer Friar Laurence

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• Doesnt want Romeo to swear by the moon

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• Answer Juliet

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• Believes Romeo is a dead man when he answers
  Tybalts duel challenge

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• Answer Mercutio

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• Wonders why Romeo is a Montague

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• Answer Juliet

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Act II Vocabulary

• False testimony

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• Answer perjury

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• To obtain

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• Answer procure

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• Reckless

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• Answer wanton

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• To bring to mind

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• Answer conjure

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• prayer

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• Answer invocation

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• Changeable

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• Answer variable

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• Worship, excessive devotion

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• Answer Idolatry

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Guess the Speaker

• He jests at scars that never felt a wound

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• Answer Romeo

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• So soon forsaken? Young mens love then lies/Not
  truly in their hearts, but in their eyes.

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• Answer Friar Laurence

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• I have no joy in this contract tonight. It is
  too rash, too unadvised, too sudden Too like the
  lightening, which doth cease to be

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• Answer Juliet

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• If ye should lead her intoa fool's paradise, as
  they say, it were a very gross kind of behavior,
  as they say for the gentlewoman is young and,
  therefore, if you should deal double with her,
  truly it were an ill thing to be offered to any
  gentlewoman, and very weak dealing.

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• Answer Nurse

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• Which character believed that twenty members of
  the Montague family must have killed Tybalt?

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• Answer Lady Capulet

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• Which character betrays Juliet by telling her to
  forget Romeo and to marry Paris?

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• Answer Nurse

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Identify the speaker

• So soon forsaken? Young mens love then lies/Not
  truly in their hearts, but in their eyes.

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• Answer Friar Lawrence

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True/False

• At first, Juliet refuses to marry Paris.

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• Answer True

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• Juliet no longer loves Romeo by the end of Act
  III.

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• Answer False

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Identify the Literary Device

• When the audience knows something that the
  characters do not

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• What are Lady Capulets plans for Romeo at the
  end of Act III?

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• Answer Dramatic Irony

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• A comparison between two things using like or
  as

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• Answer Simile

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• Giving human characteristics to inanimate objects

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• Answer Personification

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• A play on words based on different meanings of
  words that sound alike

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• Answer Pun

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• When an author gives hints or clues of what is to
  come

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• Answer Foreshadowing

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• A character whose qualities contrast with another
  character to highlight the differences in their
  personalities

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• Answer Dramatic Foil

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• A play that begins with joy and ends with
  catastrophe

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• Answer Tragedy

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• Complications of the conflict, building to the
  climax

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• Answer Rising Action

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• Introduction that sets tone, introduces
  characters and the main conflict

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• Answer Exposition

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• A direct comparison between two unlike things

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• Answer Metaphor

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• When a character says one thing but means
  something else

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• Answer Verbal irony

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• A contradictory statement that appears to be true

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• Answer Paradox/Oxymoron