Romeo & Juliet- Fill In The Gaps

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"I do but keep the ...."-Benvolio
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Read the quotes and try to fill in the missing words. Goodluck!

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"Here's much to do with hate, but more with ...."-Romeo

Explanation
In this quote from Romeo, he mentions that there is a lot to do with hate, but even more to do with love. This suggests that love is a stronger and more influential force than hate. Romeo is implying that love has the power to overcome hate and that it plays a significant role in his life and the events of the play. This statement highlights the central theme of love in Romeo and Juliet and emphasizes the importance of love in the characters' actions and decisions.

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"I'll.... to like, if looking liking move"- Juliet

Explanation
Juliet is expressing her intention to continue liking someone or something, but she is unsure and hesitant. The word "look" in this context implies that she wants to observe or assess the situation before making a decision.

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"She hath not seen the change of ........ years"- Capulet

Explanation
In this quote from Capulet, he is referring to the fact that the person he is talking about has not seen the change of fourteen years. This suggests that the person is either younger than fourteen or has not been present for the past fourteen years. The context of the quote is important in understanding the meaning behind it.

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"This night you shall behold him at our ....."- Paris

Explanation
Paris is saying that the person they are talking about will be seen at their feast tonight. The word "feast" refers to a large meal or celebration, often with a lot of food and drink. The context suggests that there is an event or gathering happening, and Paris is informing someone that they will be able to see the person they are referring to at this feast.

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6.

" Tis but thy name that is my ....."- Juliet

Explanation
In this quote from Shakespeare's play Romeo and Juliet, Juliet is expressing her frustration and sadness over the fact that her love, Romeo, is from a family that is in conflict with her own. She believes that their love would be perfect if it weren't for the fact that Romeo's last name is associated with her family's enemies. Therefore, the correct answer is "enemy."

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" If love be ....., love cannot hit the mark"- Mercutio

Explanation
Mercutio is suggesting that love is blind. This means that love does not see flaws or imperfections in the person it loves. Love is not based on physical appearance or superficial qualities, but rather on a deeper connection and understanding. Love is able to overlook faults and see the true essence of a person.

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" I am the drudge, and toil in your ......."- Nurse

Explanation
The nurse describes herself as a drudge, meaning she is someone who works hard and does menial tasks. Therefore, it can be inferred that she is not experiencing delight or joy in her work.

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" For now, these hot days, is the ... blood stirring"- Benvolio

Explanation
Benvolio is referring to the intense heat of the current days, which is causing people's blood to become agitated and restless. The word "mad" accurately captures the state of heightened emotions and excitement that the heat is causing.

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10.

" If thou darest, I'll give thee ......" -Friar Lawrence

Explanation
In this quote from Friar Lawrence, he is offering someone a solution or a cure for a problem or ailment. The word "remedy" refers to a means of fixing or resolving something, suggesting that Friar Lawrence is willing to provide assistance or a solution if the person is brave enough to accept it.

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" Her body ..... in Capel's Monument"- Balthasar

Explanation
In this context, Balthasar is referring to the body of a woman who is deceased. The word "sleeps" is used metaphorically to imply that the woman's body is at rest in Capel's Monument, as if she is peacefully sleeping.

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" Poor .......... of our enmity" -Romeo & Juliet

Explanation
In this quote from Romeo and Juliet, the word "sacrifices" fits well in the blank because it reflects the theme of the play. Romeo and Juliet's love is forbidden due to their families' enmity, and they are willing to make sacrifices for their love. Throughout the play, they make various sacrifices, including their own lives, to be together. This word choice highlights the tragic nature of their love story and the extent to which they are willing to go for each other.

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