RJ Act 1

Question 1

Prologue

Answer 1

“both alike in dignity”
“civil blood make civil hands unclean”
“ancient grudge…new mutiny”
“star crossed lovers”
“death marked love”
“our toil shall strive to mend”

Question 2

1.1 Battle

Answer 2

“That shows thee a weak slave”
“draw if you be men”
“the quarrel is between our masters, and us their men”
“I hate the word, hate all Montagues” -T
“have at thee coward” - T
“Give me my long sword ho!” - Capulet
“ancient quarrel new abroach?” - M
“part fools!”- B

Question 3

1.1 - Prince

Answer 3

“neighbour stained steel”
“you Men, you beasts”
“come, depart”
“cankered hate”

Question 4

1.1 caring parents and friends

Answer 4

“O where is Romeo?” – Lady M
“measuring his affections by my own… gladly shunned” - Benvolio
“both by myself and many other friends”
“willingly give cure”

Question 5

1.1 Lovesick Romeo

Answer 5

“Not having that which makes them short”
“so gentle.. tyrannous and rough” - B
“heavy lightness, serious vanity”
“doth add more grief”
“too fair, too wise”
“Thou cannst not teach me to forget”

Question 6

1.2 Capulet x Paris

Answer 6

“men so old… keep the peace” – Capulet
“my child is yet a stranger in the world”
“hopeful lady of my earth”
“will to her consent ..but a part”
“within her scope of choice”
“younger than she are happier mothers made” – Paris

Question 7

1.2 more lovesick

Answer 7

“rank poison of the old will die” – B
“whipped and tormented”
“I will make thee think thy swan a crow” - B

Question 8

1.3 Juliet x mummy

Answer 8

“wheres my daughter, call her forth to me”
“What, lamb! What, ladybird!”
“I can tell her age unto an hour” - N
“Madam, I am here, What is your will?”
“thou will fall backward when thou comest of age,”
“it is an honour I dream not of.”
“than your consent gives strength to make it fly.”

Question 9

1.4 more heartbreak

Answer 9

“I have a soul of lead … heavy burden”
“tender thing … be rough with love” - M
“too rough, too rude, too boisterous pricks like a thorn” -R

Question 10

1.4 Queen Mab

Answer 10

“lawyers…dream of fees”
“parsons…dream of benefice”
“good women of carriage”

Question 11

1.5 Before Ball

Answer 11

“I have seen the day” - C
“which of you all will now deny to dance?” - C
“fetch me my rapier boy.” - T
“stock and honour of my kin, to strike him dead I hold it not a sin.”
“I’ll not endure him”
“He shall be endured… am I the master here, or are you”
“I’ll make you quiet”

Question 12

1.5 first meeting

Answer 12

“two blushing pilgrims”
“rough touch … tender kiss”
“you kiss by the book”
“my only love sprung from my only hate!”