Character Reactions and Literary Devices

In Act 4, Scene 5 of 'Romeo and Juliet', the nurse finds Juliet seemingly dead, causing despair among her family and friends. The friar reminds them of her heavenly state, while the scene ends with comic relief from Peter and the musicians, highlighting dramatic irony as the audience knows Juliet is not truly dead.

What surprises the nurse when she enters Juliet's bedroom?

• Juliet is writing a letter.

• Juliet is talking to Paris.

• Juliet is preparing for the wedding.

• Juliet is not awake.

Who announces Juliet's death to the gathered guests?

• The nurse

• Lady Capulet

• Lord Capulet

• Friar Laurence

What is Lady Capulet's reaction to Juliet's death?

• She remains silent.

• She accuses Paris.

• She blames the nurse.

• She wants to die with Juliet.

What does Lord Capulet mourn the loss of?

• An heir

• His wife

• His wealth

• His reputation

What does Paris mourn in this scene?

• The loss of his fortune

• The wife he never had

• His broken engagement

• His lost honor

What does the friar remind the mourners about Juliet?

• She will be missed.

• She was a good daughter.

• She was too young.

• She is in heaven.

What does the nurse express upon discovering Juliet's state?

• Indifference

• Utter misery

• Joy

• Confusion

What does the friar encourage the family to do after Juliet's death?

• Forget her

• Seek revenge

• Embrace her death

• Leave Verona

What event were the musicians originally hired for?

• Juliet's funeral

• Juliet's wedding

• A Capulet feast

• Juliet's birthday

How does Lady Capulet reveal her character in this scene?

• As a true mother

• As a distant relative

• As a strict disciplinarian

• As a cunning politician