Juliet's Choices and Consequences

The transcript explores the emotional turmoil and conflicts faced by Juliet as she navigates her love for Romeo and the pressure from her family to marry Paris. It delves into the symbolism of the nightingale and the lark, representing the tension between night and day, love and separation. Juliet's defiance against her parents' wishes and her determination to find a solution to her predicament highlight her inner strength and resolve.

What does the nightingale symbolize in the conversation between Romeo and Juliet?

• The continuation of night

• The end of night

• The beginning of a new day

• The arrival of morning

What does Romeo mean when he says he must be gone and live or stay and die?

• He is thinking about his future with Juliet

• He is deciding whether to stay with Juliet

• He is considering a journey to Mantua

• He is contemplating leaving Verona

What does the nurse warn Juliet about?

• Her father's anger

• Her mother's approach

• Romeo's departure

• The arrival of Paris

How does Juliet feel about the arranged marriage to Paris?

• Excited

• Indifferent

• Opposed

• Confused

What is Juliet's father's reaction to her refusal to marry Paris?

• He is angry

• He is understanding

• He is indifferent

• He is supportive

What advice does the nurse give to Juliet regarding her marriage situation?

• To marry Paris

• To run away with Romeo

• To confront her parents

• To seek help from Friar Laurence

What does Juliet decide to do after feeling betrayed by the nurse?

• Confront her parents

• Seek help from Friar Laurence

• Marry Paris

• Run away with Romeo