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Test your knowledge of Act 2, Scene 2. Submit your answers to see your results and get feedback.
What does Romeo compare Juliet to in the famous "balcony scene"?
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A star
The moon
The sun
A flower
What does Juliet wish Romeo would do with his name?
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Ignore it and announce his love for her
Change it to Capulet
Keep it and defy their families
Refuse it and abandon his identity
What does Romeo claim he would rather face than live without Juliet?
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A lifetime of poverty
Exile from Verona
A constant state of fear
Death by her kinsmen
What does Juliet ask Romeo to swear his love by?
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Himself
The stars
The moon
The sun
What does Juliet's comment that Romeo is the "god of [my idolatry" suggest about their love?
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It is a pure, passionate, and perfect romantic love
It is a love founded not just on romantic but also religious feeling
It is perhaps too passionate and verges on blasphemous
It is too powerful for her to contain or control
What does Juliet say about the love she gives to Romeo during the balcony scene?
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The more she gives the more she receives in return
The more she gives the more she has to give
Giving love makes her vulnerable if he is not honest
She would love him even if her were as inconstant as the moon
During the Balcony scene, what does Juliet ask Romeo to do if he wants to marry her?
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Write a letter to her nurse
Send for her tomorrow
Ask her father for permission
Meet her at Friar Laurence's cell
What does Juliet's comment about how she much she would "cherish" Romeo if he were her pet bird suggest about their love?
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It is exactly what they both need
It is doomed to burn bright and then fade
It is so passionate as to be violent
It is based on a misunderstanding
What does Romeo decide to do after parting ways with Juliet in the balcony scene?
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To get a priest to help arrange the marriage
To reveal his love and thereby end the feud
To forget that he ever used to love Rosaline
To write a love letter to Juliet
