Romeo and Juliet Vocabulary

Study Notes

Vocabulary Study Notes

Balcony: Elevated outdoor platform attached to a building, providing a view from above street level.
Guard: An individual responsible for overseeing and protecting a person or property.
Feud: A long-standing, hostile conflict between two parties; can also refer to the act of engaging in such conflict.
Servant: A hired individual performing household tasks such as cooking, cleaning, and personal assistance.
Nurse: A caregiver, often responsible for looking after children, similar to a nanny.
Feast: A celebratory meal shared among a large group, typically featuring a wide array of food.
Banish: The act of expelling someone from a place or country as a form of punishment.
Friar: A member of a religious order within the Catholic Church, serving as a priest.
Revenge: Retributive action taken as a response to an offense or injury, driven by a desire for vengeance.
Tomb: A burial structure, typically made of stone or cement, serving as a final resting place for the deceased.
Vial: A small bottle, usually made of glass, designed to hold liquids such as medications or chemicals.
Reputation: The perception and opinion the public holds regarding an individual, which can be positive or negative.
Curse: A malevolent incantation or spell aimed at causing harm or misfortune to someone.
Deny: The act of refusing to admit to an action or wrongdoing.
Glimpse: A brief or fleeting look at something or someone.
Relatives: Individuals connected by blood or marriage, comprising family members.

Description

Explore key vocabulary from the graphic novel adaptation of 'Romeo and Juliet'. This quiz features essential words that enhance your understanding of the story. Test your knowledge with flashcards that define important terms related to this classic tale.