Romeo and Juliet and Figurative Language Review

3. The end of the play is foreshadowed in the _________.
4. Juliet secretly hopes Romeo will deny his family and his _______.
6. A situation or statement that is contradictory and yet contains some truth.
7. Romeo and Paris could be considered ______ characters because they both want to marry Juliet but their stuations are drastically different.
9. A simile is a comparison that uses _________.
11. When Romeo says he is going to "feed" the hungry tomb, he is referring to _________.
15. Curses both the Montague and Capulet houses.
17. Says, "I dreamed a dream tonight."
18. When Romeo sugests that the moon is jeaous of Juliet, he is employing ________.
20. She is the fairies' midwife.
22. Romeo and Juliet speak their first words back and forth to each other in the form of a ________.
24. She is a mother figure to Juliet.
25. "Two households, both alike in _________"
26. Romeo, Juliet, and _______ all die in Act V, scene iii.
27. Romeo's poison kills him, but Juliet's just put her to _____________.

1. Character in Act I who gives us information about Romeo before we meet him.
2. A simile is a type of _________.
5. Asks Friar John to deliver a letter.
8. Dies because her son has been banished.
10. Shakespeare mentions characters from Bible stories and Greek myths in Romeo and Juliet. This is called __________.
12. Romeo and Juliet are _________, which means they are fated to meet and to share a tragic end.
13. Says, "Oh happy dagger!" in Act V, scene iii.
14. By any other name it would smell as sweet.
16. Starts out by saying his daughter should have a right to choose her husband and then plans his daughter's marriage without her consent.
19. A lewd gesture in the play involves biting one's ____.
21. Friar John fails to deliver the letter because of a plague and the resulting ________.
23. Romeo alludes to him several times when he personifies Love.