Understanding Romeo and Juliet's Feud

In Verona, a long-standing feud between the Capulet and Montague families leads to violence. The story begins with a prologue setting the scene. Servants from both families engage in a quarrel, escalating into a public brawl. The Prince intervenes, warning of severe consequences for further disturbances. Meanwhile, Romeo, a Montague, is revealed to be in a state of melancholy due to unrequited love.

What is the setting of the story?

• Verona

• Rome

• Paris

• London

Who intervenes in the street fight?

• The Police

• The Mayor

• The Prince

• The King

What causes the feud between the two families?

• A business rivalry

• A long-standing hatred

• A love affair

• A political disagreement

What does the Prince decree?

• A festival

• A ban on public gatherings

• Death for further disturbances

• A reward for peace

What is promised in the prologue?

• A comedy

• A happy ending

• A detailed story

• A resolution to the feud

What does Benvolio report about the fight?

• It was a large brawl

• It was a misunderstanding

• It was started by the Capulets

• It was a small scuffle

What do Gregory and Samson discuss?

• Running away

• Fighting the Montagues

• Joining the Montagues

• Making peace

Why is Romeo avoiding company?

• He is sick

• He is tired

• He is in love

• He is angry

How do Gregory and Samson view women in the feud?

• As weak

• As equals

• As peacemakers

• As leaders

How does Romeo describe love?

• Boring and dull

• Simple and sweet

• Complicated and painful

• Joyful and easy