Romeo And Juliet Quotes

Question 1

Friar Laurence to Romeo: “So —– the heavens —- this —- —”

Answer 1

“So smile the heavens upon this holy act”

Question 2

Romeo to Tybalt: “—- thee better than thou —- ——”

Answer 2

“love thee better than thou canst devise”

Question 3

Mercutio: “a —— on both your —–”

Answer 3

“a plague on both your houses”

Question 4

Romeo: “———- fury be my ——- now”

Answer 4

“fire-eyed fury be my conduct now”

Question 5

Romeo: “I am ——– —-“

Answer 5

“I am Fortune’s fool”

Question 6

Juliet to Nurse: “—- foolish —–”

Answer 6

“Back foolish tears”

Question 7

Juliet to Lady Capulet: “He shall — —- – there a —— bride”

Answer 7

“He shall not make me there a joyful bride”

Question 8

Lady Capulet to Juliet: “I would the —- were ——- to her —–”

Answer 8

“I would the fool were married to her grave”

Question 9

Capulet to Juliet: “My ——- itch”

Answer 9

“My fingers itch”

Question 10

Capulet to Juliet: “we have a —– in —— —”

Answer 10

“we have a curse in having her”

Question 11

Juliet to Capulet: ‘———- I am ever —– by —”

Answer 11

“Henceforth I am ever ruled by you”

Question 12

Laurence to Romeo: “turn your ———- ——- to pure

—-“

Answer 12

“turn your households’ rancour to pure love”

Question 13

Romeo (soliloquy): “Juliet, I will — with thee ——-“

Answer 13

“Juliet, I will lie with thee tonight”

Question 14

Juliet (soliloquy): “I —– to thee”

Answer 14

“I drink to thee”

Question 15

Romeo to Paris: “—– not a ———- man”

Answer 15

“tempt not a desperate man”

Question 16

Romeo (soliloquy): ““Thus with a —- I die”

Answer 16

“Thus with a kiss I die”

Question 17

Juliet: ““O —– dagger! This is thy ——”

Answer 17

“O happy dagger! This is thy sheath”

Question 18

Prince: “All are ———!”

Answer 18

“All are punished!”

Question 19

Prince: “for —– was there a tale of —- — than this of —— and her Romeo”

Answer 19

“for never was there a tale of more woe than this of Juliet and her Romeo”

Question 20

Prologue:

Answer 20

“star-cross’d lovers”

Question 21

Tybalt: “…talk of —–! I —- the word, as I hate —-, all ———, and —–.”

Answer 21

“…talk of peace! I hate the word, as I hate hell, all Montagues, and thee.”

Question 22

Prince: “If —- you disturb our ——- again, your —– will pay the ——- of the —–.”

Answer 22

“If ever you disturb our streets again, your lives will pay the forfeit of the peace.”

Question 23

Montague to Benvolio regarding Romeo: “—– fair

——– out”

Answer 23

“Locks fair daylight out”

Question 24

Romeo to Benvolio:”— hours seem —-“

Answer 24

“sad hours seem long”

Question 25

The oxymorons Romeo uses

Answer 25

“cold fire” “sick health”

Question 26

Capulet to Paris regarding Juliet: “She —- not seen the —— of ——– years”

Answer 26

“She hath not seen the change of fourteen years”

Question 27

Juliet to Lady Capulet and Nurse: “ Your ——- gives strength to make it —”

Answer 27

“Your consent gives strength to make it fly”

Question 28

Juliet to Lady Capulet and Nurse: “It is an —— that I
—– not of”

Answer 28

“It is an honour that I dream not of”

Question 29

Romeo: “Did my —– love till now? For I ne’er saw

—- beauty till this —–.”

Answer 29

“Did my heart love till now? For I ne’er saw true beauty till this night.”

Question 30

Tybalt to Capulet regarding Romeo: “To —— him —-, I held it not a —”

Answer 30

“To strike him dead, I held it not a sin”

Question 31

Juliet: “My —- —-, sprung from my only —-“

Answer 31

“My only love, sprung from my only hate”

Question 32

Romeo: “But —-! What —– through —— —— breaks? It is the —- and
—— is the sun”

Answer 32

“But soft! What light through yonder window breaks? It is the east and Juliet is the sun”

Question 33

Juliet: “What’s in a —-? That —– we call a —- by any —– name would —– as —–.”

Answer 33

“What’s in a name? That which we call a rose by any other name would smell as sweet.”

Question 34

Laurence to Romeo: “—- your households’ ——- to pure love”

Answer 34

“turn your households rancour to pure love”