Exploring Act 4 of Romeo and Juliet

What plan does Friar Laurence propose to Juliet in Act 4?

• Juliet should run away to Mantua.

• Juliet should take a potion to feign death.

• Juliet should marry Paris immediately.

• Juliet should confront her parents about Romeo.

How does Juliet react to the idea of marrying Paris?

• Juliet is excited to marry Paris.

• Juliet is opposed to marrying Paris.

• Juliet is indifferent about marrying Paris.

• Juliet eagerly accepts the idea of marrying Paris.

What is the significance of the potion that Juliet takes?

• The potion allows Juliet to fake her death and escape an unwanted marriage.

• The potion grants Juliet eternal youth.

• The potion allows Juliet to communicate with the dead.

• The potion makes Juliet fall in love with Romeo.

How does Capulet respond to Juliet's refusal to marry Paris?

• Capulet encourages Juliet to elope with Romeo.

• Capulet offers Juliet a choice between Paris and another suitor.

• Capulet responds with anger, insisting Juliet must marry Paris and threatening to disown her.

• Capulet agrees with Juliet and supports her decision.

What are the consequences of Juliet's plan as discussed in Act 4?

• Juliet's plan leads to a successful reunion with Romeo.

• The plan results in Juliet becoming the queen of Verona.

• Juliet's plan causes a feud between the Montagues and Capulets.

• The consequences of Juliet's plan include the tragic deaths of both Romeo and Juliet, stemming from misunderstandings and miscommunication.

Who discovers Juliet after she takes the potion?

• The Friar

• The Nurse

• Paris

• Romeo

What role does the theme of fate play in Act 4?

• The theme of fate suggests that characters have complete control over their futures.

• The theme of fate highlights the inevitability of the characters' destinies and their powerlessness against predetermined outcomes.

• Fate is depicted as a random occurrence that has no impact on the characters' lives.

• Fate is portrayed as a guiding force that empowers the characters to change their destinies.

How does the relationship between Juliet and her parents change in this act?

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

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

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

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

What is the setting of Act 4, and how does it contribute to the mood?

• The setting of Act 4 contributes to a dark and tense mood.

• The setting of Act 4 is bright and cheerful.

• The setting of Act 4 is a peaceful countryside.

• The setting of Act 4 contributes to a lighthearted and comedic mood.

How does the act foreshadow the tragic ending of the play?

• The act reveals the characters' happiness and success.

• The act foreshadows the tragic ending through ominous dialogue and character decisions that hint at impending doom.

• The act introduces a comedic subplot that distracts from the main story.

• The act emphasizes the importance of friendship and unity among characters.