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Romeo and Juliet

William Shakespeare

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Summary
Characters
- Character List
- Romeo
- Juliet
- Friar Lawrence
- Mercutio
- Nurse
Literary Devices
- Themes
- Motifs
- Symbols
- Protagonist
- Antagonist
- Setting
- Genre
- Allusions
- Style
- Point of View
- Tone
- Foreshadowing
- Metaphors and Similes
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Quotes
- Important Quotes Explained
- By Theme
- Love
- Sex
- Violence
- Youth
- Fate
- By Character
- Romeo
- Juliet
- Mercutio
- Friar Laurence
- Nurse
- By Setting
- Verona, Italy
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Themes Motifs and Symbols Quiz

Quizzes Themes Motifs and Symbols Quiz

1 of 5
How does the play present love

As an intense and overwhelming force
As a silly, childish emotion
As an ultimately selfish act
As a short-lived and shallow feeling

2 of 5
How do Romeo and Juliet defy Christian morality

By sleeping together before marriage
By committing suicide
By overcoming their families' hatred
By killing Tybalt

3 of 5
Which theme does the chorus introduce at the start of the play

The benefits of violence
The amorality of love
The power of fate
The injustice of patriarchy

4 of 5
Which best describes the difference between the world of the nobles and the world of the servants

Worldly sophistication vs. innocent naivetÃƒÂ©
Grand gestures vs. simple needs
Deep cynicism vs. romantic idealism
Weary apathy vs. violent passion

5 of 5
Whom does the play ultimately suggest is responsible for Romeo's and Juliet's tragedy

Tybalt
Paris
Romeo
Society

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