Romeo an Juliet Acts 1-2

Front

Romeo's love at the start

Back

Rosaline

Front

Juliet's father's reason against marriage

Back

Thinks she is too young

Front

Tybalt's greatest hate

Back

Montagues

Front

Juliet's reaction to Romeo outside her window

Back

He overheard her private thoughts

Front

Term for a character speaking to themselves

Back

Soliloquy

Front

Friar Lawrence's reason for marrying Romeo and Juliet

Back

To stop family feud

Front

Character mocking Romeo's romanticism

Back

Mercutio

Front

Romeo's decision-making style

Back

Impulsive

Front

Tybalt recognizes Romeo at the party by:

Back

His voice

Front

Duration of Romeo and Juliet's acquaintance before marriage

Back

A day