Family Flashcards

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What is the first sentence in Romeo and Juliet?

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“Two households, both alike in dignity.” -Prologue. Noun “dignity” highlights how the families have similar principles and social status.

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What does Juliet ask of Romeo during her soliloquy that would allow them to be together?

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‘Deny thy father and refuse thy name.’ -Act 2, scene 5 (Juliet) Soliloquy and characterisation highlights the conflict Juliet faces with her love for Romeo and family. She is loyal to both.

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What does Romeo say to Tybalt after refusing to fight him?

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‘Tybalt, the reason that I have to love thee doth much excuse the appertaining rage.’ -Act 3, scene 1 (Romeo). Dramatic irony. We know Romeo can’t fight Tybalt because they are now family.

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What does Juliet question after finding out Romeo killed Tybalt?

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‘Shall I speak ill of him that is my husband?’ -Act 3, scene 2 (Juliet). Rhetorical question. While nurse is on stage with Juliet, Juliet is not looking for an answer to her question.

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What does Capulet call Juliet after she refuses to marry Paris?

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‘Hang thee, young baggage, disobedient wretch!’ -Act 3, scene 5 (Capulet). Exclamation mark highlights the outraged tone of Capulet.

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How does Capulet show his fury towards Juliet and how she is the opposite of a blessing?

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‘We have a curse in having her.’ -Act 3, scene 5 (Capulet). Noun “curse” shows the fury Capulet feels.

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What does Juliet say that clearly demonstrates the relationship an Elizabethan daughter and father would have?

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‘Henceforward I am ever ruled by you.’ -Act 4, scene 2 (Juliet). Verb “ruled” showcases how trapped Juliet feels.

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What are the exact words Romeo says when explaining he loves the Capulet name as much as his own?

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‘Good Capulet, which name I tender as dearly as my own.’ -Act 3, scene 1 (Romeo). Dramatic irony. We know why Romeo now loves the Capulet name, because of his marriage to Juliet.

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What does Capulet say after refusing to marry Juliet off to Paris?

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‘Too soon marred are those so early made.’ -Act 1, scene 2 (Capulet). Alliteration “marred” and “made”. Capulet says marrying early can ruin a women, an unpopular opinion at the time.

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What are Juliet’s first words to her mother?

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“Madam, I am here.” -Act 1, scene 3 (Juliet). Noun “madam” shows the lack of family closeness between Juliet and her mother.

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What quote shows the closeness between Juliet and Nurse?

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“I can tell her age unto an hour.” -Act 2, scene 3 (Nurse). Shows the closeness between the two juxtaposing Juliet and Lady Capulet’s bond.

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