Exploring Act 1 Scene 3 of Romeo and Juliet

What advice does Lady Capulet give Juliet about marriage?

• Lady Capulet insists Juliet should focus on her studies.

• Lady Capulet tells Juliet to wait for true love.

• Lady Capulet advises Juliet to consider marrying Paris.

• Lady Capulet encourages Juliet to join a convent.

How does the Nurse describe Juliet's childhood?

• Juliet's childhood is described as lively and joyful, filled with fond memories by the Nurse.

• The Nurse describes Juliet's childhood as dull and uneventful.

• Juliet's childhood is portrayed as chaotic and troubled by the Nurse.

• Juliet's childhood was filled with sadness and regret according to the Nurse.

What is Juliet's initial reaction to the idea of marriage?

• Juliet believes marriage is essential for her future.

• Juliet is initially indifferent to the idea of marriage.

• Juliet is strongly opposed to the idea of marriage.

• Juliet is excited about the idea of marriage.

Who is Paris and what is his interest in Juliet?

• Paris is a friend of Romeo who dislikes Juliet.

• Paris is a servant in Juliet's household.

• Paris is a rival of Romeo who wants to fight him.

• Paris is a nobleman interested in marrying Juliet.

How does Lady Capulet feel about Paris as a suitor for Juliet?

• Lady Capulet feels positively about Paris as a suitor for Juliet.

• Lady Capulet is indifferent about Paris as a suitor for Juliet.

• Lady Capulet disapproves of Paris as a suitor for Juliet.

• Lady Capulet prefers Romeo over Paris as a suitor for Juliet.

What does the Nurse reveal about her own daughter?

• The Nurse's daughter is a famous actress.

• The Nurse's daughter is dead.

• The Nurse's daughter is living abroad.

• The Nurse's daughter is a doctor.

What metaphor does Lady Capulet use to describe Paris?

• A book

• A flower

• A painting

• A statue

How does Juliet respond to her mother's suggestion to consider Paris?

• Juliet eagerly agrees to meet Paris.

• Juliet expresses disinterest in Paris and reluctance to marry.

• Juliet insists that she loves Paris and wants to marry him.

• Juliet expresses excitement about marrying Paris.

What themes of love and family are introduced in this scene?

• The themes of love and family are introduced through expressions of affection and support, emphasizing emotional bonds and the importance of loyalty and togetherness.

• The importance of independence and self-reliance is emphasized instead of family bonds.

• Expressions of conflict and rivalry overshadow any themes of love.

• The scene focuses solely on individual achievements and personal goals.

How does the relationship between Juliet and her mother appear in this scene?

• The relationship is harmonious, with both characters understanding each other's perspectives.

• Juliet and her mother share a strong bond, communicating openly about their feelings.

• The relationship is strained and distant, with Juliet feeling misunderstood by her mother.

• The relationship is very close and supportive, with Juliet feeling loved by her mother.