Romeo and Juliet Exam

What role does fate play in the outcome of Romeo and Juliet's story?

• It is the sole factor determining their tragic end.

• It interacts with the characters' choices to shape the outcome.

• It has no significant impact, as their deaths are purely accidental.

• It serves as a backdrop but does not influence the events directly.

What is the effect of Shakespeare's use of foreshadowing in the play?

• It creates suspense and anticipation.

• It confuses the audience about the plot.

• It diminishes the impact of the tragic ending.

• It makes the characters seem more heroic.

True or false: Juliet was Romeo's first love.

• True

• False

In one or two sentences, describe Romeo and Juliet (the play) using hyperbole.

In 3 - 5 sentences, argue why Friar Lawrence is responsible for the deaths of Juliet and Romeo. You don't have to quote the play directly, but your response should reference the text.

In 3 - 5 sentences, argue that Romeo and Juliet were fated to die. You don't have to quote the play directly, but your response should reference the text.

In 3 - 5 sentences, argue that the deaths of Romeo and Juliet could have been avoided. You don't have to quote the play directly, but your response should reference the text.

In one or two sentences, describe Romeo using a metaphor.

Which shows the rhyme scheme of a sonnet?

• ABCD ABCD ABCD EE

• ABAB CC DEDE FF GG

• ABAB CDCD EFEF GG

• AABB CCDD EEFF GG

What is the main setting of Romeo and Juliet?

• Mantua

• England

• Verona

• Greece