Act 2 Romeo & Juliet

What is foreshadowing?

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What is an example of foreshadowing in Act 2?

Juliet is aware of Romeo's presence as she delivers her famous "O Romeo, Romeo! Wherefore art thou Romeo?" soliloquy.

• True
• False

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Complete the quote: What's in a name? That which we we call a ___________, / By any other name would smell as sweet.

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Explain the meaning of the quote featured in the previous question. (What's in a name? That which we call...)

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What do Romeo and Juliet agree to do during Act 2, Scene 2?

• Tell their parents about their love
• Run away to Mantua together
• Get married
• Court each other

Why does Friar Laurence agree to perform the wedding ceremony?

• He believes Romeo and Juliet truly love each other
• He does not want Juliet to marry Paris
• He believes it will help Romeo move on from Rosaline
• He believes it will end the feud between the families

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Why does Tybalt send a letter to Romeo's house?

• He challenges Romeo to a duel
• He wants to give Romeo permission to marry Juliet
• He invites Romeo to another party
• He challenges Mercutio to a duel

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Mercutio says Tybalt is easy to defeat in a duel.

• True
• False

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Romeo and Juliet are married at the end of Act 2.

• True
• False

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