Romeo and Juliet 5.1 Interview with Romeo

Ralph, in Manchua, shares a hopeful dream about Juliet, despite his banishment. Balthazar arrives with news of Juliet's death, prompting Romeo to plan joining her in death. He buys poison from a poor apothecary, reflecting on the corrupting power of money, and departs for Verona.

What does Romeo initially think about his banishment from Verona?

• He feels indifferent about the situation.

• He believes it is a fate worse than death.

• He is excited to start a new life.

• He is relieved to be away from the conflict.

What news does Balthazar bring to Romeo?

• Juliet is alive and well.

• Juliet has left Verona.

• Juliet has married someone else.

• Juliet is dead and laid in the Capulet tomb.

What is Romeo's immediate reaction to the news of Juliet's death?

• He decides to return to Verona immediately.

• He wants to confront the Capulets.

• He plans to visit Juliet's grave.

• He decides to move on with his life.

What does Romeo plan to do after hearing about Juliet's death?

• Consult with Friar Laurence.

• Join Juliet in death.

• Seek revenge on the Capulets.

• Return to Mantua.

Why does Romeo seek out an apothecary?

• To get advice on his situation.

• To find a cure for Juliet.

• To purchase a deadly poison.

• To buy medicine for his illness.

What convinces the apothecary to sell poison to Romeo?

• The apothecary's sympathy for Romeo.

• Romeo's promise of secrecy.

• The apothecary's need for money.

• Romeo's threat of violence.

What does Romeo reflect on after purchasing the poison?

• The power of love.

• The strength of friendship.

• The corrupting influence of money.

• The inevitability of fate.