Romeo and Juliet 1.3 Interview with Juliet, Lady Capulet, and The Nurse

The transcript covers a conversation between Lady Capulet, Juliet, and the Nurse. Lady Capulet discusses Juliet's age and the possibility of her marriage to Paris. The Nurse shares a story about an earthquake from Juliet's childhood. The conversation sets up the plot of 'Romeo and Juliet,' highlighting the feuding families and the impending marriage proposal to Paris, while hinting at the future meeting of Romeo and Juliet.

What is the significance of Lamis Tide in the conversation about Juliet's age?

• It is the day Juliet will get married.

• It is the day Juliet was weaned.

• It marks Juliet's birthday.

• It is the day of the earthquake.

What event does the nurse recall happening on the day she weaned Juliet?

• An earthquake

• Juliet's first steps

• Juliet's first words

• A family gathering

How does Lady Capulet describe Paris to Juliet?

• As a wealthy merchant

• As a brave soldier

• As a wise scholar

• As a handsome and fine young man

What does the nurse compare Paris to when describing him to Juliet?

• A shining star

• A gentle breeze

• A strong tree

• A beautiful book

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

• She is excited and eager.

• She is indifferent and hasn't thought about it.

• She is opposed to the idea.

• She is already in love with someone else.

What does Juliet say will influence her feelings towards Paris?

• Her own feelings

• The nurse's advice

• Her mother's wishes

• Paris's wealth

What is the main theme introduced at the end of the transcript?

• The friendship between Juliet and her nurse

• The rivalry between two families

• The political situation in Verona

• The love story of Romeo and Juliet