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Supporting
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“Good-night, good-night!
Parting is such sweet
sorrow
That I shall say goodnight till it be morrow.”
A 100
Who is Juliet?
A 100
“For naught so vile that on
the earth doth live But to
the earth some special
good doth give; Nor aught
so good but, strain'd from
that fair use, Revolts from
true birth, stumbling on the
abuse: Virtue itself turns
vice, being misapplied; And
vice sometimes by action
dignified.”
A 200
Who is Friar
Lawrence?
A 200
“Is love a tender thing?
it is too rough,
Too rude, too
boisterous, and it pricks
like thorn.”
A 300
Who is Romeo?
A 300
“If love be rough with
you, be rough with love;
Prick love for pricking,
and you beat love
down.”
A 400
Who is Mercutio?
A 400
“One fire burns out another’s
burning,
One pain is lessen’d by another’s
anguish.”
A 500
Who is Benvolio?
A 500
Of the supporting
characters, he
appears to be the
most rational and
level headed
B 100
Who is Benvolio?
B 100
Romeo is in love with
her in the beginning
of the play
B 200
Who is Rosaline?
B 200
Romeo’s man or
servant
B 300
Who is Balthasar?
B 300
The brother Friar
Lawrence sends with
a message for Romeo
B 400
Who is Friar John?
B 400
The Prince’s name
B 500
What is Escalus?
B 500
Language written in a
poetic form
C 100
What is verse?
C 100
Everyday language
C 200
What is prose?
C 200
A long speech given
by a character alone
on stage to express
thoughts and feelings
C 300
What is a soliloquy?
C 300
DAILY
Place A Wager
DOUBLE
C 400
a reference to a
place, event, literary
work, myth, or work
of art
C 400
What is an allusion?
C 400
the rhyme scheme for
a sonnet
C 500
What is abab cdcd
efef gg?
C 500
The three types of
Shakespeare plays
D 100
What are tragedies,
comedies, and
histories?
D 100
The area above the
roof on the stage was
known as this
D 200
What is the heavens?
D 200
The name of
Shakespeare’s
theater
D 300
What is The Globe?
D 300
Shakespeare’s wife
D 400
Who is Anne
Hathaway?
D 400
The year London
theaters closed due
to plague;
Shakespeare did
much of his writing
D 500
What is 1592?
D 500
Where Romeo and Juliet
meet
E 100
Where is at the
Capulet masquerade
party?
E 100
Friar Lawrence is
Romeo’s and the
Nurse is Juliet’s
E 200
What is a confidante?
E 200
The Prince is related
to these two
characters
E 300
Who are Mercutio and
Paris?
E 300
Romeo gets the
poison from an
E 400
What is apothecary?
E 400
The city where
Romeo hides after he
is banished
E 500
What is Mantua?
E 500
“Never was seen so
black a day as this.
O woeful day! O
woeful day!"
F 100
Who is the Nurse?
F 100
"Then I defy you, stars!"
F 200
Who is Romeo?
F 200
"A greater power than
we can contradict
Hath thwarted our
intents."
F 300
Who is Friar
Lawrence?
F 300
“See, what a scourge is
laid upon your hate,
That heaven finds
means to kill your joys
with love!”
F 400
Who is the Prince?
F 400
"Methinks I see thee,
now thou art so low,
As one dead in the
bottom of a tomb."
F 500
Who is Juliet?
F 500
The Final Jeopardy
Category is:
Big Ideas
Please record your
wager.
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Name three quotes
where fate is directly or
indirectly referenced.
• Must cite the speaker.
• Answer does not need
to be in question form.
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- “I am fortune’s fool” (Romeo)
- “Then I defy you stars” (Romeo)
- “A power greater than we can
contradict hath thwarted our intents”
(Friar Lawrence)
- Other answers concerning fate,
fortune, stars, heavens, dreams, etc…
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