Themes in Romeo and Juliet

Which theme from "Romeo and Juliet" focuses on the lack of control a person has over the events of their life?

• Love

• Fate

• Individual vs. Society

• Youth

What theme in "Romeo and Juliet" is associated with problems caused by the feud between the Montagues and the Capulets?

• Foolishness

• Violence

• Fate

• Love

Which theme in "Romeo and Juliet" primarily deals with the assumption that teenagers do not have the ability to make wise decisions?

• Youth

• Love

• Individual vs. Society

• Fate

What does the adjective "envious" mean?

• To feel superior

• To be jealous of

• To be happy for someone

• To feel indifferent

What does the adjective "eloquent" mean?

• Unclear and confusing

• Powerfully expressive

• Lacking skill

• Brief and to the point

What does the adjective "invincible" mean?

• Capable of being defeated

• Unable to be beaten

• Always victorious

• Frequently successful

What does the noun "moderation" mean according to the image?

• Experiencing things fully

• Avoiding extremes

• Acting with excessive behavior

• Ignoring rules and guidelines

What does the verb "blithering" mean?

• Speaking wisely

• Talking foolishly, speaking nonsense

• Remaining silent

• Laughing uncontrollably

How does the theme of fate versus free will show up in the decisions made by Romeo and Juliet?

• Their decisions are entirely based on their own free will, ignoring societal pressures.

• They believe their love is fated, which justifies their reckless decisions.

• Fate controls all their actions, leaving them with no choice in their actions.

• Their families' feud is the only factor influencing their decisions.

How does the theme of youth and speed contribute to the tragic ending of Romeo and Juliet?

• It shows that wisdom comes only with age.

• It suggests that quick decisions often lead to regret.

• It illustrates the intensity and recklessness of young love.

• It underscores the importance of patience.