Romeo and Juliet Quote Translation Flashcards
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What does Benvolio say in I.i. about the swords?

  • Fight bravely and show no mercy.
  • Defend yourself at all costs.
  • This is a battle we cannot win.
  • Put up your swords; you don't know what you are doing. (correct)

    • What does Benvolio mean when he says 'I do but keep the peace'?

    He is trying to make peace and asks to put away swords.

    What is the consequence mentioned by Prince Esculas for disturbing the streets again?

  • You will be imprisoned.
  • You will be banished.
  • A fine will be imposed.
  • Your lives shall pay the forfeit of the peace. (correct)

    • What advice does Benvolio give in I.i.227-28?

    <p>He advises to set your eyes free to look at other beautiful women.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does Benvolio suggest in I.ii 86-88 about comparing faces?

    <p>He suggests to compare her face with others he will show.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does the Nurse express in I.iii 64-66 about her feelings?

    <p>She states that the girl was the prettiest baby she ever nursed.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does Juliet indicate in I.i.101-103 regarding her feelings?

    <p>She will look to like him if it is within her control.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is Romeo worried about in I.iv 112-118?

    <p>He fears the party tonight will start something bad, leading to his own death.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How does Romeo describe Juliet in I.v 43-45?

    <p>He says she teaches the torches to burn bright and is like a jewel in the dark.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What deep realization does Juliet express in I.v 144-147?

    <p>She realizes she loves the son of the man she hates.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does Romeo express in II.i 1-2 about his heart?

    <p>He wants to go back to where his heart is.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What light does Romeo refer to in II.ii 2-4?

    <p>He questions what light breaks through the window and compares it to Juliet.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does Juliet question in II.ii 35-38 about Romeo's identity?

    <p>She questions why Romeo has to be a Montague.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does Juliet ponder in II.ii 40-46 about names?

    <p>She believes that a name would not change the essence of something, comparing it to a rose.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does Benvolio state in II.vi 9-10 regarding the challenge?

    <p>He asserts that Romeo will answer it.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Key Quotes from "Romeo and Juliet"

    • Benvolio's Mediation: Urges combatants to put away their swords, emphasizing the foolishness of their actions, highlighting his character as a peacekeeper.

    • Benvolio's Role: Claims his intention is to maintain peace and urges others to handle their swords responsibly.

    • Prince Escalus's Ultimatum: Threatens death to anyone who disturbs the peace again, establishing the severity of conflict in Verona.

    • Benvolio's Counsel to Romeo: Encourages Romeo to explore other beauties, suggesting the idea of moving on from unrequited love.

    • Benvolio's Persuasion Tactics: Suggests that Romeo compare his love with others, emphasizing that perception can change based on perspective.

    • Nurse's Affection: Reflects on Juliet's childhood and expresses her wish to see Juliet happily married, showcasing the Nurse's maternal role.

    • Juliet's Reserved Interest: States her willingness to consider love for Romeo but remains under her mother's approval, indicating her obedience and cautious nature.

    • Romeo's Foreboding: Expresses anxiety about attending the party, sensing that it may lead to dire consequences, showcasing his romantic and superstitious character.

    • Romeo's First Impressions: Compares Juliet's beauty to a bright jewel, illustrating his immediate infatuation and the play's theme of love at first sight.

    • Juliet's Internal Conflict: Realizes she loves Romeo, a member of her family's enemy, emphasizing the play's exploration of love versus loyalty.

    • Romeo's Longing: Expresses his deep emotional connection to Juliet, signifying the strong bond established through their love.

    • Romeo’s Admiration of Juliet: Compares her to the sun, illustrating her importance and radiance in his eyes, reinforcing the motif of light versus dark.

    • Juliet’s Name Dilemma: Questions the significance of names, expressing that Romeo's identity as a Montague is a barrier to their love, highlighting themes of identity and conflict.

    • Juliet's Perspective on Identity: Contemplates the irrelevance of names to true identity, underscoring the play’s exploration of love transcending social boundaries.

    • Benvolio’s Assurance: Declares that Romeo will respond to a challenge, highlighting the themes of friendship and loyalty amidst the conflicts presented.

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    Test your understanding of Shakespeare's 'Romeo and Juliet' with these handy quote translation flashcards. Each card features a quote alongside its modern English interpretation, making it easier to grasp the play's themes and language. Perfect for students and lovers of classic literature!

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