Romeo and Juliet: Act 2, Scene 5

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What is Juliet's excuse for leaving the house to go to church?

Back

She will say she is going to confession.

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What does the nurse reveal about Romeo at the end of Act 2, Scene 5?

Back

Romeo will marry Juliet at the friar's cell that afternoon.

Front

How does the nurse describe Juliet's choice in Romeo?

Back

Simple and foolish.

Front

What is Juliet waiting for at the start of Act 2, Scene 5?

Back

For the nurse to arrive with news of Romeo.

Front

What does the nurse claim when she finally arrives at Juliet's room?

Back

She is too tired to talk.

Front

What is the significance of confession in Juliet's plan?

Back

It allows her to leave the house without raising suspicion.

Front

How does Juliet feel while waiting for the nurse?

Back

She is anxious and eager for news of Romeo.

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What role does the nurse play in Juliet's relationship with Romeo?

Back

She acts as a messenger and confidante.

Front

What does the term 'hasty' imply about Juliet's decision to marry Romeo?

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It suggests that her decision is made quickly without careful thought.

Front

Why is the nurse's arrival significant to Juliet?

Back

It represents hope and the possibility of love.