Romeo and Juliet Exam Review
Name That Character
Balthasar Tells Romeo Juliet
is dead Falls asleep
outside the Capulet vault
Benvolio Is the
peacemaker in the play
Advises Romeo to get over Rosaline by looking at other girls
Lord Capulet Tells Tybalt not to
mess with Romeo because he’s a good kid
Tells Paris he must win Juliet’s heart
Threatens to disown Juliet
Moves Juliet’s wedding to Paris to Wednesday
Lady Capulet Isn’t very close to
Juliet Asks Juliet how
she feels about getting married
Casts Juliet aside, telling her to do whatever she wants
Paris Is Juliet’s
“arranged” husband-to-be
Gets killed outside the Capulet vault
I Know My Characters
Prince Escalus Warns the family if
anyone fights again, the punishment will be death
Exiles Romeo Is punished for the
the feud also by losing two relatives
Friar Laurence Agrees to marry
Romeo and Juliet to hopefully end the feud
Runs out of the tomb leaving Juliet alone
Juliet Is closer to the
Nurse than her mother
Has doubts about drinking Friar’s potion
Lady Montague Dies from grief
over her son’s exile
Mercutio Likes to joke
around Believes that
dreams mean nothing
Curses the houses of Montague and Capulet
Hodgepodge(It Could Be Anything)
Nurse Tells Juliet to
marry Paris for her first marriage is “dead”
She finds Juliet dead
Verona, Italy Late 1300’s
The main setting of Romeo and Juliet
Rosaline Romeo’s love at
the beginning of the play
Lord Montague Romeo’s father
Tybalt Is saucy and fiery Challenges
Romeo to a duel Kills Mercutio
And Then There Were More
Still More Characters (and Places) from Romeo and
Juliet
Romeo Falls in and out
of love quickly Comes between
Mercutio and Tybalt as they fight
Kills Tybalt
Apothecary Sells Romeo
poison
Friar John Is unable to
deliver the letter to Romeo because he was locked up because they thought he was infected
Mantua Where Romeo
stays during his exile
Potpourri
Turning Point/Climax in the Play
Romeo kills Tybalt
Exciting Force Romeo reads the
party invitation for the illiterate servant
What Is the Catastrophe? The deaths of
Romeo and Juliet
What Type of Play Is Romeo and Juliet?
Tragedy
