Romeo and Juliet

1. Act 3 in the 5-Act structure
9. This famous scene provided two of the greatest soliloquys of all time!
10. "Worse poison to man's soul"
11. Capulet "Hang, beg, starve, die in the streets! Never look me in the face again!"
12. One of the three categories of Shakespearean plays
14. "Prince of Cats"
16. Contradictory terms placed signed by side for dramatic effect
17. A purposeful use of exaggeration
18. Juliet's main source of comfort and affirmation
21. An expert in potions and plants
25. Act 5 in the 5-Act structure
26. The pacifist
27. Shakespeare's first name

2. Capulet "Affection makes him false!"
3. A long speech given to other characters on stage
4. A brief piece of dialogue for the audience alone to express a character's thoughts
5. A rich and handsome noble seeking Juliet's hand in marriage
6. A long speech given to oneself and the audience
7. A noble used as comedic relief and a foil to Romeo
8. How did Romeo "o'perch" the orchard walls?
13. "New Affection"
15. A reference to another work of art or literature
19. Type of irony provided when the audience knows something that the characters do not
20. "Old Desire"
21. Contrasting character qualities that highlight another
22. "A poison that works as violently as the fire from a cannon"
23. Type of irony provided when something is said that is opposite of the literal meaning
24. The name of Shakespeare's famous theatre