Romeo & Juliet Acts 2 & 3

What does the chorus's continued presence in the play suggest about Romeo and Juliet's love story?

• The chorus's presence indicates that Romeo and Juliet's love story is not genuine.
• The chorus's continued presence suggests that Romeo and Juliet's love story is insignificant.
• The chorus's presence implies that Romeo and Juliet's love story is comedic rather than tragic.
• The chorus's continued presence emphasizes that their love is driven by fate.

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(Act 2) What is ironic about Mercutio's efforts to lure Romeo out of hiding after the feast at the Capulets?

• Mercutio's efforts lead to Romeo getting into a fight with Tybalt
• Mercutio's attempts to help Romeo end up causing more confusion
• Mercutio's attempts to mock Romeo for being in love with Rosaline but he is actually in love with Juliet

• Mercutio's actions result in Romeo revealing his true feelings for Rosaline

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What does Romeo's hiding from his friends after the feast suggest about his priorities?

• Romeo is choosing love of Juliet over duty to his kinsmen

• Romeo's priorities are focused on his career and advancement

• Romeo's priorities are focused on his family and friends.

• Romeo's priorities are focused on his hobbies

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What does Romeo compare Juliet to in the famous "balcony scene"?

• the sun
• a flower
• a star
• the moon

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What does Juliet wish Romeo would do with his name?

• Juliet wishes Romeo would keep his name a secret.
• Juliet wishes Romeo would deny his father and refuse his name.
• Juliet wishes Romeo would change his name to hers.
• Juliet wishes Romeo would ask her father for permission to change his name.

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What does Romeo claim he would rather face than live without Juliet?

• misery
• death
• illness
• loneliness

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What does Juliet ask Romeo to swear his love by?

• the moon
• the ocean
• the stars
• the sun

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What does Juliet's comment that Romeo is the "god of [my idolatry" suggest about their love?

• Their love is shallow and superficial.
• Their love is platonic and friendly.
• Their love is tumultuous and unstable.
• Their love is intense and all-consuming.

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What does Romeo decide to do after parting ways with Juliet in the balcony scene?

• Romeo decides to join the Capulet family
• Seek the help of Friar Laurence to marry Juliet in secret
• Romeo decides to leave Verona and never return
• Romeo decides to reveal his love for Rosaline to Juliet

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What does Friar Laurence worry after Romeo tells him about his love for Juliet?

• Friar Laurence worries about the sudden change in Romeo's affections from Rosaline to Juliet.
• Friar Laurence worries about Romeo's financial situation
• Friar Laurence worries about Romeo's health
• Friar Laurence worries about Romeo's loyalty to the Capulets

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