York-Shakespeare Review

1. 1. The holy shrine and pilgrims are metaphors Romeo uses when speaking to Juliet, what type of metaphors are these?

Hint: Think about the definition of pilgrims...

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Let's dive into a scene from a classic love story! Juliet playfully resists Romeo's advances with these words:

"Ay, pilgrim, lips that they must use in pray'r."

Is she trying to discourage him from kissing her?

• True

• False

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What does Romeo mean when he says that lips can pray like hands do?

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"Then move not while my prayer's effect I take."

Who says the following and what is meant by this quote?

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Did Romeo and Juliet play a game of deception during their first magical encounter?

• True

• False

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If you have a question on an assessment that ask which one does not belong, what should you do to the answer choices?

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How many lines does Act 1, Scene 5 (First Encounter) have? What type of poem is this called?

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Towards the end of the first encounter, Romeo and Juliet begin to rhyme when they are speaking. What does this say about them?

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Why doesn't Romeo want to leave Juliet's side when he thought she was dead?

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When composing a SCR, you should use ________________.

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