1.
In Scene 1, what is Mercutio’s mood as he and Benvolio walk in the street?
2.
When Tybalt enters, what does Mercutio do?
3.
Tybalt hopes to insult Romeo into dueling by publicly calling Romeo what insulting name?
4.
How does Tybalt kill Mercutio?
5.
Who explains to Prince Escalus the events leading to the deaths of Mercutio and
Tybalt?
6.
Why does Prince Escalus say,”My blood for your rude brawls doth like ableeding”?
7.
As a result of the two deaths, what does Prince Escalus proclaim
8.
Identify the speaker for the following quotes: “ Boy, this shall not excuse the injuries that thou hast done me; therefore turn and draw.”
9.
Why is Juliet’s opening s oliloquy in Scene ii a good example of dramatic irony ?
10.
Once the Nurse tells Juliet all that has happened, what is Juliet’s reaction?

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11.
When Juliet sends the Burse to find Romeo, she also asks her to take him what object?
12.
What is Romeo’s reaction when Friar Laurence tells him of the Prince’s sentence?
13.
In what way does the Nurse mislead Romeo about Juliet’s state of mind?
14.
The Friar rebukes Romeo’s behavior by telling him to be grateful for 3 things.
What are they?
15.
“Thou have quarreled with a man for coughing in the street, because he hath wakened thy dog that hath lain asleep in the sun.” These lines are an example of
16.
What part does Romeo play in Mercutio’s death?
17.
In scene i Romeo decides to fight with Tybalt because Tybalt
18.
Mercutio’s death is ironic because Mercutio
19.
When Mercutio says, “A plague o’ both your houses!” (line 104) he is referring to whom?
20.
In Scene i , does Benvolio tells the Prince what has happened accurately?

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21.
Who says “ I am fortune’s fool”? Explain what he means?
22.
In Scene ii, as earlier in the play, the Nurse tends to do what to the people around her?
23.
What does Romeo not want to fight Tybalt in scene i?
24.
Juliet’s relationship with the Nurse changes drastically when the Nurse does what?
25.
Even is she were willing, Juliet is unable to comply with their parents’ demand that she marry Paris because she is what?
26.
List 2 facts Juliet mentions in her monologue to the Nurse in scene ii?
27.
The disastrous events of this act are made to seem to be whom or what’s fault?
28.
Mercutio’s long speech in Scene i (lines 15-28) while others are listening is an example of what?
29.
In this act much of the imagery that the young lovers use to describe each other involves what objects of nature?
30.
Identify the speaker for the following quotes: “And for that offence immediately we do exile him hence.”