Exploring Romeo and Juliet - Act 1, Scene 2

The transcript covers a scene near the Capulet house where Paris discusses his marriage proposal to Juliet. Capulet plans a feast and invites guests, while a servant struggles with the guest list. Romeo, in a state of melancholy, is invited to the feast, setting the stage for future events.

What is the main reason for the proposed marriage of Juliet?

• To end the feud between two families

• To ensure Juliet's happiness

• To secure a political alliance

• To maintain family hopes and lineage

At what age is Juliet considered ready for marriage?

• 18 years

• 12 years

• 14 years

• 16 years

Who is encouraged to win Juliet's heart at the feast?

• Tybalt

• Mercutio

• Paris

• Romeo

What is the main theme of the feast at Capulet's house?

• A customary celebration with loved ones

• Celebration of a political victory

• Introduction of Paris to potential brides

• Display of wealth and social status

What literary device is used when discussing the 'earth-treading stars' at the feast?

• Personification

• Simile

• Metaphor

• Alliteration

Why does the servant struggle with the guest list?

• He lost the list

• He is illiterate

• He doesn't know the guests

• The list is incomplete

What is the servant's task regarding the feast?

• To decorate the venue

• To invite the guests

• To serve the guests

• To prepare the food

What advice is given to Romeo about attending the feast?

• To avoid the feast

• To observe Rosaline discreetly

• To compare Rosaline with other women

• To declare his love to Rosaline

What is Romeo's initial reason for attending the Capulet's feast?

• To meet Juliet

• To see Rosaline

• To enjoy the festivities

• To make peace with the Capulets

Who is Romeo compared to by his friend to encourage him to attend the feast?

• A knight

• A lover

• A scholar

• A crow