Romeo and Juliet Prologue
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  • Question 1
    30 seconds
    Q.

    Two ___________ both alike in ___________,

    answer choices

    households/love

    star crossed lovers/dignity

    households/dignity

    enemies/grudges

  • Question 2
    30 seconds
    Q.

    From _____________ ________________ break to new ___________.

    answer choices

    ancient/hate/love

    ancient/dignity/hate

    ancient/fate/destiny

    ancient/grudge/mutiny

  • Question 3
    30 seconds
    Q.

    Where civil ___________ makes civil __________ unclean.

    answer choices

    blood/hands

    grudge/destiny

    love/peace

    dignity/death

  • Question 4
    30 seconds
    Q.

    From forth the __________ loins of these two ________.

    answer choices

    stars/lovers

    ancient/foes

    fatal/foes

    fearful/enemies

  • Question 5
    30 seconds
    Q.

    A pair of ____________________________

    answer choices

    star-faced foes

    star-crossed lovers

    two households

    ancient grudges

  • Question 6
    30 seconds
    Q.

    Doth with their _________ ___________ their parent's strife.

    answer choices

    love/heal

    compassion/hinder

    youth/fix

    death/bury

  • Question 7
    30 seconds
    Q.

    The fearful passage of their _______-_______ ________,

    answer choices

    star-crossed lovers

    death-marked love

    angry-parent's rage

    patient-ears attend

  • Question 8
    30 seconds
    Q.

    Which but their _____________ __________ nought could remove,

    answer choices

    children's love

    children's lives

    children's end

    children's passion

  • Question 9
    30 seconds
    Q.

    Who reads the prologue?

    answer choices

    Capulet

    Chorus

    Friar Lawrence

    Montague

  • Question 10
    45 seconds
    Q.

    What is the function of the prologue?

    answer choices

    It gives the audience an expectation that the play must fulfil the terms set out in the prologue.

    It mirrors the idea that Romeo and Juliet's fate is inescapable.

    It tells the audience exactly what is going to happen in the play.

    It is a speech given by a main character at the end of the play.

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