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Romeo and Juliet

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The chorus reveals the fate of Romeo and Juliet True
When the play begins, the quarrel between the two families is already in existence True
The quarrel is renewed when Sampson cleverly tires to start a fight in a way that will cause the other side to be blamed True
Lord and Lady Montague know the reason for Romeo's depression False
Romeo tells Benvolio that the woman he loves has sworn a vow of chastity True
Capulet considers the marriage of his daughter Juliet to Paris True
An illiterate servant invites Romeo to the Capulet party True
Benvolio suggests that Romeo attend the party to meet women other than Rosaline True
Paris is compared to a book lacking only a cover, or wife. True
Juliet says that she has thought of marriage, but not Paris False
Queen Mab is a midwife to humans in the sense that she helps give birth to dreams True
Romeo fears that something will lead to his untimely death True
Romeo compares Juliet to a rich jewel and a dove among crows True
Capulet tells Tybalt that he can seek revenge against Romeo for intruding upon the feast at a later time False
Romeo is compared to a pilgrim and Juliet a saint True
Romeo kisses Juliet once False
The Nurse reveals Juliet's identity to Romeo True
Juliet disguises her interest in Romeo by asking about other men True
Juliet has fallen so deeply in love with Romeo that she cannot bear to marry anyone else True
Romeo leaps over the Capulet's orchard wall when he hears Juliet calling to him False
In the line, "He jests at scars that never felt the wound," Romeo suggests that Mercutio laughs at the pain love can cause because he himself has never been in love. True
Juliet first recognizes Romeo by his voice True
Juliet stops Romeo when he offers to swear by the moon that he loves her True
Juliet's mother calls for her to come in from the balcony False
Juliet has a moment of doubt when she fears their marriage contract is too rash and hasty True
The lovers part quickly from one another once they have made their plans False
At the end of this scene Romeo plans to call on his "ghostly father" True
The Friar has often scolded Romeo for loving Juliet False
The Friar wonders how Romeo would so quickly forget someone for whom he shed so many tears True
Friar Lawrence agrees to marry Romeo and Juliet because he believes the marriage may end the feud True
In speaking about Tybalt's challenge to Romeo, Mercutio says that romeo is "already dead" meaning that he had no chance of winning because of Tybalt's marksmanship. False
Romeo's conversation with Mercutio shows that Romeo is no longer depressed True
Juliet is to go to shrift at Friar Lawrence's cell and there be married True
Juliet is impatient as she awaits the Nurse's return True
The Nurse delays telling Juliet about her meeting with Romeo by complaining of breathlessness and aching bones True
Friar Lawrence warns Romeo to love moderately True
After they first meet, Romeo and Juliet marry the following day True
By the end of the act, the only people who know about Romeo and Juliet's marriage are the Nurse and the Friar True
Benvolio is a peacemaker who warns Mercutio about the possibility of trouble True
Tybalt is about to accept Mercutio's challenge to fight when Tybalt sees Romeo, the real target of his anger True
Tybalt hopes to insult Romeo into dueling by publicly calling Romeo a "villain" True
Ironically, Mercutio is killed, when, by accident, he backs into Romeo's dagger False
Mercutio turns to Benvolio to help him after he is mortally wounded True
Romeo explains to Prince Escalus the events leading to the deaths of Mercutio and Tybalt False
The Prince sentences Romeo to death if he returns to Verona True
When Romeo hears of his punishment, he is determined to win the Prince's pardon False
Juliet is eager for night to come, for then she will see Romeo True
Juliet's relationship with the Nurse changes drasticallywhen she blames Romeo for Tybalt's death False
The Friar tries to comfort Romeo by telling him to seek comfort in philosophy True
The Nurse stops Romeo from trying to kill himself True
Capulet's financial problems make it necessary for Juliet to marry Paris False
Both Romeo and Juliet foreshadow the other's death True
Lady Capulet scolds Juliet for weeping so excessively for Tybalt True
Lady Capulet threatens to have Romeo beheaded as a warning to other Montagues False
Juliet surprises her mother by refusing to agree to the idea of marrying Paris True
When Capulet hears of Juliet's reaction to the wedding, he calls Juliet names and threatens to disown her True
At the end of Act 3 Juliet vows that she will join Romeo in Mantua False
"Dove feathered raven! Wolfish-ravening lamb! are examples of puns. False
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