Nurse's Role in Romeo and Juliet

In Act 2, Scene 4 of 'Romeo and Juliet', Benvolio and Mercutio discuss Romeo's absence and Tybalt's challenge. Mercutio humorously describes Tybalt's fighting style. Romeo arrives, and they engage in witty banter. The Nurse enters, seeking Romeo, and they discuss plans for Romeo and Juliet's secret marriage. The scene highlights the playful camaraderie between the characters and sets the stage for the impending secret wedding.

What is the reason for Romeo's absence according to Benvolio and Mercutio?

• He is hiding from Tybalt.

• He is planning a surprise for Juliet.

• He is visiting his father.

• He is heartbroken over Rosaline.

What does Mercutio call Tybalt in his description?

• The Prince of Cats

• The King of Swords

• The Lord of Duels

• The Master of Fencing

How does Mercutio describe Tybalt's fighting style?

• Wild and unpredictable

• Precise and calculated

• Slow and steady

• Aggressive and forceful

What does Romeo's banter with Mercutio signify?

• His anger towards Mercutio

• His return to a cheerful mood

• His confusion about love

• His fear of Tybalt

What does Mercutio accuse Romeo of giving them the previous night?

• A letter

• A gift

• A warning

• The slip

Who arrives to speak with Romeo about Juliet?

• Benvolio

• Tybalt

• Juliet's mother

• The Nurse

What does Mercutio do when the Nurse arrives?

• Ignores her

• Teases her

• Greets her politely

• Challenges her

What does the Nurse warn Romeo about?

• Breaking Juliet's heart

• Leading Juliet into a fool's paradise

• Fighting Tybalt

• Leaving Verona

What does Romeo plan with the Nurse?

• A secret meeting with Juliet

• A trip to Mantua

• A duel with Tybalt

• A dinner with Juliet's family

What does the Nurse say about Paris?

• He is a rival of Tybalt.

• He is a friend of Romeo.

• He is a messenger for the Prince.

• He is a nobleman interested in Juliet.