Romeo and Juliet quiz

“Romeo and Juliet” is about…

(a)  

• a boy and a girl who fall in love.
• a woman who wants her husband to be king.
• a man who is jealous of his boss.
• a boy whose father has been murdered.

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Shakespeare is…

(a)  

• an English actor and writer of poems and plays.
• an American author of books and movies.
• a Japanese author of plays and comics.
• a New Zealand actor and director of movies.

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The setting of “Romeo and Juliet” is…

(a)  

• London, England.
• Mangilao, Guam.
• Verona, Italy.
• Weno, Chuuk.

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The families feuding in "Romeo and Juliet" are (a)  

• The Montagues and the Capulets.
• The Shakespeares and the Capulets.
• The Montagues and the Quitaguas.
• The Shakespeares and the Darwins.

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Match the following

• speech between two or more characters

• prologue

• an opening speech that introduces a play's characters, plot, and setting

• diaglogue

• a sad story with an unhappy ending

• play

• speech by one character, alone

• tragedy

• a dramatic work, writing that is a script for the stage or screen (movie, TV)

• monologue

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Many movies that win Academy Awards are based on musicals and​ (a)  

• plays
• prologues
• tragic heroes
• dialogues

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Even though he's very cool, the murder of his wife and puppy made John Wick a​ ​ ​ (a)  

• tragic hero
• monologue
• tragedy
• play

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Shakespeare wrote "The of ​ (a)   of Romeo and Juliet" between 1591 and 1596.

• Tragedy
• Play
• Prologue
• Dialogue

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The actor stood alone in the center of the stage to perform her​ (a)   .

• monologue
• tragedy
• dialogue
• prologue

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At the beginning of “Romeo and Juliet,” the ​ (a)   explains that the two lovers will die.

• prologue
• tragedy
• dialogue
• tragic hero

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