Prologue/Act 1

Question 1

Two house holds both alike in … in fair … , where we lay are scene. From ancient … break to new … , where civil blood makes civil hands … .

Answer 1

dignity Verona grudge mutiny unclean

Question 2

A pair of … lovers take their lives

Answer 2

Starcrossed

Question 3

The quarrel between our… And us there … .

Answer 3

Masters men

Question 4

Part fools,
Put up your … , you know not what to do.

Answer 4

Swords

Question 5

Three … brawls bred airy word

Answer 5

Civil

Question 6

If ever you disturb our streets again, your … shall pay forfeit of the … .

Answer 6

Lives peace

Question 7

Here’s much to do with … , but more to do with … .

Answer 7

Hate love

Question 8

My child is yet a … in the world, she hath not seen the change of … years. Let two more summers … in their pride ere we may think her … to be a bride.

Answer 8

Stranger fourteen wither ripe

Question 9

Tell me daughter Juliet, how stands your … to be married.

Answer 9

Dispositions

Question 10

I’ll look to like, if looking liking …

Answer 10

Move

Question 11

Go girl, … happy nights to happy …

Answer 11

Seek days

Question 12

I have a soul of … so stakes me to the ground I cannot move

Answer 12

Lead

Question 13

Did my … love till now? Forswear it sight, for I very saw true … till this night.

Answer 13

Heart beauty

Question 14

I will withdraw, but this intrusion shall, now seeming … , covert bittersweet …

Answer 14

Sweet gall

Question 15

My only love sprung from my only … ! Too early seen unknown, and known too … ! Prodigious birth of love it is to me, That I must love a … enemy.

Answer 15

Hate late loathed