Key Events in Act 3 of Romeo and Juliet

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

• Mercutio falls off a balcony and dies.

• Mercutio dies from a poisoning plot.

• Mercutio is killed by Tybalt during a fight.

• Mercutio is killed by Romeo in a duel.

How does Romeo react to Mercutio's death?

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

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

• Romeo reacts with anger and seeks revenge against Tybalt.

• Romeo remains indifferent and does not take action.

What ultimatum does the Prince give to Romeo after Tybalt's death?

• Romeo is imprisoned for life.

• Romeo is banished from Verona.

• Romeo is executed immediately.

• Romeo must leave Verona for a year.

What is Juliet's initial reaction when she learns of Tybalt's death?

• Shock and disbelief.

• Anger and frustration.

• Indifference and apathy.

• Relief and happiness.

How does the theme of fate manifest in Act 3?

• Fate is ignored by the characters in Act 3.

• The theme of fate manifests through the characters' struggles against their predetermined destinies and the tragic consequences of their choices.

• The characters embrace their fates without struggle.

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

What role does the Nurse play in Juliet's life during Act 3?

• The Nurse is indifferent to Juliet's feelings and offers no support.

• The Nurse acts as a confidante and maternal figure, providing emotional support but ultimately betraying Juliet's trust.

• The Nurse serves as a strict guardian, preventing Juliet from seeing Romeo.

• The Nurse encourages Juliet to pursue Romeo without hesitation.

How does Act 3 contribute to the overall tragedy of the play?

• Act 3 intensifies the tragedy by revealing the consequences of choices and deepening the conflict, leading to the protagonists' downfall.

• Act 3 resolves all conflicts and leads to a happy ending.

• Act 3 introduces a new character who saves the protagonists.

• Act 3 focuses solely on comic relief and lighthearted moments.

What is the significance of the Queen Mab speech in Act 3?

• It represents the theme of fate and destiny in the story.

• The speech serves as a comedic relief in the midst of conflict.

• The Queen Mab speech signifies the contrast between dreams and reality, foreshadowing tragedy.

• The Queen Mab speech highlights the importance of love in the play.

How does the relationship between Romeo and Juliet evolve in this act?

• They only meet in secret and do not express their feelings for each other.

• Their relationship remains purely physical without any emotional connection.

• They decide to end their relationship due to family pressure.

• Romeo and Juliet's relationship evolves from attraction to deep commitment as they openly express their love and vow to be together despite family opposition.

What are the consequences of the feud between the Montagues and Capulets as seen in Act 3?

• The feud results in violence, death, and the banishment of Romeo, leading to tragic consequences for both families.

• The feud results in a successful business partnership.

• The feud leads to a peaceful resolution between the families.

• The feud causes a festival to celebrate their rivalry.