Across
- 1. (verb) To send someone away, often permanently or as punishment
- 3. (noun) Great bravery, especially in battle
- 5. The bird Romeo hears in III.v
- 6. He is accidentally killed in III.i
- 9. The day the play begins
- 10. (verb) To scold or gently criticize someone
- 12. The repetition of a sound at the beginning of words
- 14. (noun) A great disaster or serious misfortune
- 17. Who Juliet "would rather marry" before marrying Paris
- 18. Who Capulet wants Juliet to marry
- 19. The town Romeo goes to
- 22. "A plague o' both your ________!"
- 23. (verb) To hate something very strongly
- 26. Romeo's punishment
- 27. Hints that the author gives throughout a text
- 29. The type of irony when the reader knows more than a character
- 30. (verb) To beg or ask urgently and earnestly
- 32. He explains to the Prince what happened during the fight
- 33. (adjective) Cheerful, joyful, and lighthearted
- 34. Juliet feels especially betrayed by her at the end of Act III
Down
- 2. (noun) Hardship, difficulty, or trouble
- 4. (adjective) Having qualities traditionally associated with women (often used to describe a man)
- 7. The bird Juliet hears in III.v
- 8. He is killed by Romeo
- 11. (adjective) Brave, heroic, and noble
- 13. The day Juliet is to get married
- 15. (adverb) Apart; into separate pieces
- 16. When something non-human is given human qualities
- 20. (verb) To rise or climb
- 21. (adjective) Too long, dull, or boring
- 24. (verb) To charm or trick someone, sometimes in a deceptive way
- 25. He decides Romeo's punishment
- 28. (noun) Conflict, fighting, or disagreement
- 31. Capulet tells Juliet she can "die in" these