Romeo and Juliet - Reading Comprehension Worksheet
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Romeo and Juliet - Reading Comprehension Worksheet
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Introduction to Reading Comprehension
This section focuses on understanding key themes, characters, and events in 'Romeo and Juliet'. Read the questions carefully and reflect on the text.
1.
What is the main conflict in 'Romeo and Juliet'?
2.
Who are the two young lovers at the center of the play?
3.
Which character says the famous line, 'O Romeo, Romeo! wherefore art thou Romeo?'
[2 marks]ARomeo
BJuliet
CFriar Laurence
DMercutio
4.
What does the term 'star-crossed' in the prologue suggest about Romeo and Juliet's fate?
[2 marks]AThey are destined for greatness
BTheir fate is uncertain
CTheir fate is doomed or unfavorable
DThey will live happily ever after
5.
Describe Juliet's attitude towards love at the beginning of the play.
B
Comprehension and Analysis Questions
Answer the following questions to demonstrate your understanding of key scenes and characters.
1.
Explain the significance of the balcony scene in Juliet's development.
2.
How does Friar Laurence's role influence the outcome of the story?
3.
What is the meaning behind Mercutio's Queen Mab speech?
4.
Identify and explain one example of dramatic irony in the play.
C
Extended Analysis Question
Provide a detailed response to the following prompt, demonstrating your critical thinking and understanding of the play's themes.
1.
Discuss the role of fate versus free will in the tragedy of Romeo and Juliet. Use specific examples from the play to support your argument.
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