Romeo & Juliet Act III-V
Test Review
Romeo & Juliet Act III-V
Test Review
What do I need to know?
What do I need to know?
1. Know the eight quotations from Acts 3-5 and who
said each of them.
2. Be able to answer the following questions and writing
prompts with concrete details:
a. Romeo expresses that his exile is worse than
death. Why?
b. Give an explanation of Friar Lawrence’s plan
for Juliet to avoid marrying Paris.
c. How is Lord Capulet justified in his anger
toward Juliet for not wanting to marry Paris?
d. Why is Juliet afraid to take the poison? List
reasons and explain each one.
3. Know details around why Romeo killed Tybalt and
why he tried to resist fighting.
4. Know what Romeo does right after he kills Tybalt.
5. What Juliet’s reaction is to the prospect of marring
Paris.
6. Know that a soliloquy is a solo speech from a
character about their inner thoughts.
7. Know what the Friar means by “The heavens do lour
upon you for some ill;/Move them no more by
crossing their high will.”
8. Know how “Fate” plays a major role in the story of
Romeo & Juliet and be prepared to give examples.
1. Know the eight quotations from Acts 3-5 and who
said each of them.
2. Be able to answer the following questions and writing
prompts with concrete details:
a. Romeo expresses that his exile is worse than
death. Why?
b. Give an explanation of Friar Lawrence’s plan
for Juliet to avoid marrying Paris.
c. How is Lord Capulet justified in his anger
toward Juliet for not wanting to marry Paris?
d. Why is Juliet afraid to take the poison? List
reasons and explain each one.
3. Know details around why Romeo killed Tybalt and
why he tried to resist fighting.
4. Know what Romeo does right after he kills Tybalt.
5. What Juliet’s reaction is to the prospect of marring
Paris.
6. Know that a soliloquy is a solo speech from a
character about their inner thoughts.
7. Know what the Friar means by “The heavens do lour
upon you for some ill;/Move them no more by
crossing their high will.”
8. Know how “Fate” plays a major role in the story of
Romeo & Juliet and be prepared to give examples.