Romeo and Juliet - Character Analysis
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What is the main theme depicted in the excerpts from Romeo and Juliet?

  • The impact of fate on human decisions
  • The rivalry between two noble families
  • The societal expectations of love
  • The profound connection of love between two individuals (correct)

In what manner does Romeo initially perceive Juliet's beauty?

  • As a mere distraction from the feud
  • As too rich for use and too dear for earth (correct)
  • As something familiar he has seen before
  • As a fleeting moment of infatuation

How does Juliet desire the night when thinking of Romeo?

  • As a time for reflection and solitude
  • As a dark backdrop to her dreams
  • As a vehicle to bring her Romeo to her (correct)
  • As a momentary escape from reality

What literary device is predominantly used in Romeo's description of Juliet?

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What does Juliet wish to happen to Romeo after her death?

<p>To become part of the stars in the sky (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Romeo's attraction to Juliet

Romeo, upon seeing Juliet, experiences a strong, passionate attraction, viewing her as exceptionally beautiful and unique.

Juliet's adoration of Romeo

Juliet expresses deep affection and longing for Romeo, valuing his presence and even imagining his transformation into stars.

Romeo and Juliet's Love

Romeo and Juliet's love is passionate and intense in comparison to experiences with Rosaline.

Capulet and Montague feud

The Capulets and Montagues are sworn enemies.

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Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet

Romeo and Juliet is a famous play by William Shakespeare.

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Study Notes

Romeo and Juliet - Extract

  • Pre-reading activity: Encourage discussion about legendary love stories and their typical endings.

Background

  • Feuding families: The Capulets and Montagues are rival families in Verona.
  • Romeo's attendance: Romeo attends a Capulet's party disguised.

Romeo's Speech

  • Description of Juliet: Romeo describes Juliet's beauty in exaggerated terms, comparing her to precious jewels and emphasizing the contrast between her beauty and the darkness of night.
  • Adoration: Romeo expresses deep admiration and fascination, noting the beauty contrasts.
  • Unwavering love: Romeo declares his love for Juliet, asserting it's unprecedented and remarkable.

Juliet's Speech

  • Night's appeal: Juliet yearns for the arrival of night and expresses a desire for Romeo's presence during this time.
  • Dark imagery: She uses dark imagery to enhance the atmosphere and convey passion.
  • Love-seeking: Juliet's speech emphasizes the role of night in facilitating love.
  • Worship of night: She expresses a desire for Romeo and to honor the arrival of night.

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Explore the profound speeches of Romeo and Juliet in this quiz. Analyze their expressions of love, longing, and the contrasting imagery they use to depict their feelings. This activity delves into the themes and emotions present in Shakespeare's legendary play.

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