Romeo And Juliet Act 4 Quiz: Trivia

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    What is Friar Lawrence's plan for Juliet?

    • She will marry Paris but continue to see Romeo.
    • She will go to Mantua and write to her parents of the marriage.
    • She will fake her own death and run away with Romeo.
    • She will kill Paris and frame Benvolio for the murder.
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Romeo and Juliet, act 4, quiz trivia. The story of Romeo and Juliet is of two lovers written by William Shakespeare. This quiz is designed to help you review what you remember from act four. In this act, we see Friar Laurence try and help Juliet get a way out of the Marriage with Paris which involved faking her death. Who found Juliet’s dead body? Refresh your memory now.

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  • 2. 

    Who discovers Juliet's seemingly dead body?

    • Lady Capulet

    • Paris

    • The nurse

    • Peter

    Correct Answer
    A. The nurse
    Explanation
    In Shakespeare's play Romeo and Juliet, the nurse discovers Juliet's seemingly dead body. This is a crucial moment in the play as it sets off a chain of events leading to the tragic ending. The nurse's discovery adds to the suspense and tragedy of the scene, as she is the one who has been closest to Juliet throughout the play. Her reaction to finding Juliet motionless and seemingly lifeless adds to the emotional impact of the scene.

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  • 3. 

    What does Capulet do when Juliet agrees to marry Paris?

    • He changers the day of the wedding.

    • He is infuriated at Juliet's fickleness.

    • He declares an end to the feud.

    • He banishes Juliet from his house.

    Correct Answer
    A. He changers the day of the wedding.
    Explanation
    When Juliet agrees to marry Paris, Capulet decides to change the day of the wedding. This suggests that Capulet is in control of the wedding arrangements and has the authority to make such decisions. It also implies that Capulet is willing to accommodate Juliet's wishes to some extent, as he is willing to adjust the wedding plans based on her agreement.

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  • 4. 

    What is Juliet doing when she asks Friar Lawrence for help, after Paris has left?

    • Cutting her hair

    • Drinking alcohol

    • Brandishing a knife

    • Taking a pill

    Correct Answer
    A. Brandishing a knife
    Explanation
    Juliet is in a state of desperation and extreme distress when she asks Friar Lawrence for help. She is brandishing a knife, which suggests that she is contemplating self-harm or suicide. This action emphasizes the urgency of her situation and her willingness to go to extreme lengths to escape her predicament.

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  • 5. 

    Paris says that Juliet’s grief about Tybalt’s death has made her...

    • Calm

    • Furious

    • Unbalanced

    • Happy

    Correct Answer
    A. Unbalanced
    Explanation
    Juliet's grief about Tybalt's death has made her unbalanced. This suggests that her emotions are causing her to become mentally unstable or emotionally disturbed. The intensity of her sorrow and the impact it has on her mental state are likely causing her to lose her sense of stability and equilibrium.

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  • 6. 

    Why does Juliet think Friar Lawrence may betray her?

    • To curry favor with the Montagues.

    • To fulfill a promise to Paris.

    • To punish her for disobeying her father.

    • To hide his role in her marriage.

    Correct Answer
    A. To hide his role in her marriage.
    Explanation
    Juliet thinks that Friar Lawrence may betray her because she believes he might want to conceal his involvement in her secret marriage to Romeo. She fears that he may prioritize his own reputation and interests over her well-being, potentially revealing their marriage to her family or the authorities. This suspicion arises from the fact that Friar Lawrence is aware of the consequences and risks associated with their forbidden union, and Juliet worries that he may prioritize self-preservation over loyalty to her.

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  • 7. 

    How does Juliet respond to Paris?

    • With scorn

    • With indifference

    • With affection

    • With humility

    Correct Answer
    A. With indifference
    Explanation
    Juliet responds to Paris with indifference, indicating that she does not have any strong feelings or interest towards him. This suggests that she does not reciprocate his affection or see him as a potential romantic partner. Her lack of enthusiasm or emotional response towards Paris implies that she may have her heart set on someone else, such as Romeo.

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  • 8. 

    Why do the musicians decide to stay at the Capulets' house?

    • To pay their respects

    • To get a free lunch

    • To see if Juliet awakenes

    • To practice for the funeral

    Correct Answer
    A. To get a free lunch
    Explanation
    The musicians decide to stay at the Capulets' house to get a free lunch.

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