Balcony Part 2

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  1. 2. "And she as much in love, her means much less." is a line from the third _______ of the prologue that starts Act II.
  2. 4. When the balcony scene begins, _______ confesses her (F _ _ L _ _ G S) for Romeo first because she doesn't know she's listening.
  3. 5. Juliet is smart enough to realize that Romeo could be ____ about his feelings, being dishonest.
  4. 6. "The moon is already sick and pale with grief" is an example of _______ because a moon cannot get sick or have sadness.
  5. 9. It should be INFERRED that Rosaline is the old ____ from the first line of the prologue.
  6. 12. What kind of language is this? "it is too rash, too ill advised, too sudden. Too like the lightning which doth cease to be ere one can say it lightens."
  7. 14. Romeo speaks to Juliet under her balcony. That means he is a Montague on Lord _____ (P R _ _ _ _ T Y) (his land).
  8. 17. Finish this SIMILE "love goes towards love as ________ from their books, but love from love, towards school with heavy looks."
  9. 18. Who is the HEIR to Romeo's love according to an INFERENCE students can make by reading the 2nd prologue?
  10. 19. Juliet tells Romeo to arrange for their _____ when she says "if that thy bent of love be honorable, they purpose _____, send me word tomorrow by one that I'll procure to come to thee..." Juliet know that if Romeo becomes her husband, her father will no longer have a say over her life.
  11. 21. Juliet doesn't want Romeo to swear his love by the moon, because the moon is ________ which means the moon changes its (_ _ Z _) , so she worries Romeo's love may also fluctuate in size and degree.
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  1. 1. "Alike bewitched by that charm of _____" This line shows that it is their physical _____ for one another that draws them together.
  2. 3. During the balcony scene, Juliet proves she is not _______ or naive; she definitely thinks through her situation. She realizes that Romeo could be lying, she knows of the dangers he faces and she will NOT be taken advantage of or played a fool. She shows that she is (I _ T _ _ _ _ G _ N _).
  3. 7. Juliet tells Romeo to "____ thy father" so he will no longer be a Montague and her family's enemy.
  4. 8. Which word from the following line of the second prologue shows the reader the PERSONIFICATION because of an "inheritance"
  5. 10. Juliet worries that Romeo may think less of her for pledging her love first; she worries that Romeo will be killed; she worries that they are moving too quickly. She does NOT worry that Rosaline still has a hold of Romeo's ______, (a symbol for love).
  6. 11. In Juliet's passage where she's talking about their promises to one another,and how she's concerned that they will fade quickly, she compares which two objects? ______ and _______
  7. 13. This bud of love...may prove a beauteous flower" Is an example of a _______.
  8. 15. Romeo shows his willingness to be impetuous and impulsive for love when he leaves his friends without an explanation, ____ (listens without permission) on Juliet's private thoughts, and goes on the Capulet's property knowing he could be killed.
  9. 16. What does wherefore mean?
  10. 20. ______ ________ is the literary device that means the audience knows what the characters do not know, so the emotions of the scene are more intense.