Romeo and Juliet Act 3 Scene 3 Dawson

What is the relationship between Romeo and Friar Laurence in Act 3 Scene 3 of "Romeo and Juliet"?

• Friar Laurence is Romeo's father.

• Friar Laurence is Romeo's mentor and confidant.

• Friar Laurence is Romeo's enemy.

• Friar Laurence is Romeo's servant.

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In Act 3 Scene 3, what punishment does Romeo face for his actions, and how does he initially react to it?

• Romeo is sentenced to death, and he is relieved.

• Romeo is banished, and he is devastated.

• Romeo is imprisoned, and he is indifferent.

• Romeo is fined, and he is angry.

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How does Friar Laurence attempt to resolve the conflict of Romeo's banishment in Act 3 Scene 3?

• He advises Romeo to flee to Mantua and wait for things to calm down.

• He tells Romeo to confront the Prince and plead for mercy.

• He suggests Romeo should disguise himself and stay in Verona.

• He encourages Romeo to forget Juliet and move on.

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What can be inferred about Juliet's emotions based on Romeo's reaction to his banishment in Act 3 Scene 3?

• Juliet is likely indifferent to Romeo's banishment.

• Juliet is likely relieved that Romeo is safe.

• Juliet is likely as devastated as Romeo about the separation.

• Juliet is likely angry at Romeo for causing trouble.

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Analyze how Romeo's emotional state in Act 3 Scene 3 affects his decision-making. What does this reveal about his character?

• Romeo's calmness leads him to make rational decisions, showing his maturity.

• Romeo's despair leads him to consider drastic actions, showing his impulsiveness.

• Romeo's anger leads him to seek revenge, showing his vengeful nature.

• Romeo's happiness leads him to ignore the situation, showing his carelessness.

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Evaluate the effectiveness of Friar Laurence's plan to resolve the conflict of Romeo's banishment. What are the potential risks?

• The plan is foolproof with no risks involved.

• The plan is effective but risks Romeo being caught and executed.

• The plan is ineffective and risks worsening the feud between the families.

• The plan is unnecessary as Romeo's banishment is not a serious issue.

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What does Romeo's reaction to his banishment reveal about his relationship with Juliet?

• It shows that he values his freedom more than his relationship with Juliet.

• It shows that he is indifferent to Juliet's feelings.

• It shows that he is deeply in love with Juliet and cannot bear to be apart from her.

• It shows that he is more concerned about his own safety than Juliet's well-being.

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Infer how the conflict in Act 3 Scene 3 might impact the future actions of Romeo and Juliet. What might be a possible outcome?

• Romeo and Juliet will likely forget each other and move on with their lives.

• Romeo and Juliet will likely find a way to be together despite the banishment.

• Romeo and Juliet will likely become enemies due to the conflict.

• Romeo and Juliet will likely seek revenge against their families.

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