Exploring Romeo and Juliet: Act 3-5

What event leads to Mercutio's death in Act 3?

• Mercutio falls from a balcony and dies.

• Mercutio is killed by Romeo in a duel.

• Mercutio is killed in a fight with Tybalt.

• Mercutio dies from a poisoning plot.

How does Romeo react to Mercutio's death?

• Romeo blames himself for Mercutio's death and withdraws from the conflict.

• Romeo remains indifferent and does not take action.

• Romeo reacts with anger and seeks revenge against Tybalt.

• Romeo seeks to negotiate peace with Tybalt instead of seeking revenge.

What punishment does the Prince impose on Romeo after Tybalt's death?

• Execution by hanging

• Banishment from Verona

• A fine of gold coins

• Imprisonment in the castle

What is Juliet's initial reaction to the news of Romeo's banishment?

• Juliet feels indifferent about Romeo's banishment.

• Juliet is happy to be free from Romeo.

• Juliet's initial reaction is one of devastation and despair.

• Juliet blames her family for the banishment.

How does Juliet's relationship with her parents change in Act 3?

• Juliet's parents encourage her to pursue her love for Romeo openly.

• Juliet's relationship with her parents changes from one of obedience and trust to conflict and alienation.

• Juliet's relationship with her parents remains unchanged throughout the play.

• Juliet's parents become more supportive and understanding of her choices.

What plan does Friar Laurence propose to Juliet to avoid marrying Paris?

• Juliet should run away to another city.

• Juliet should tell her parents she loves someone else.

• Juliet should marry Paris immediately.

• Juliet should take a potion to feign death.

What is the significance of the Nurse's advice to Juliet in Act 3?

• The Nurse's advice emphasizes the importance of family loyalty over personal happiness.

• The Nurse's advice encourages Juliet to abandon her love for Romeo.

• The Nurse's advice signifies a shift in Juliet's support system and highlights the conflict between practical love and true passion.

• The Nurse's advice suggests that Juliet should marry Paris immediately.

How does the theme of fate manifest in the events of Act 3?

• The theme of fate manifests through the characters' struggles against their predetermined paths and the inevitability of their actions leading to tragic outcomes.

• Fate is portrayed as a positive force guiding the characters towards success.

• Fate is ignored by the characters in Act 3.

• The characters actively control their destinies without any influence of fate.

What role does the concept of honor play in the conflict between the Montagues and Capulets?

• Honor is a minor theme in the story of the Montagues and Capulets.

• Honor promotes peace between the Montagues and Capulets.

• Honor fuels the violent feud between the Montagues and Capulets.

• Honor has no impact on the feud between the Montagues and Capulets.

How does the mood shift from Act 3 to Act 5 in the play?

• The mood transitions from humor and lightness in Act 3 to anger in Act 5.

• The mood shifts from tension and conflict in Act 3 to resolution and reconciliation in Act 5.

• The mood remains consistently dark and foreboding throughout the play.

• The mood shifts from joy and celebration in Act 3 to despair in Act 5.