Romeo and Juliet Exam

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  1. 6. In Act III, this is one of the things which makes Capulet a corruptible character.
  2. 7. In Act III, Romeo claims these are just as bad as death.
  3. 9. In Act I, these people are used to give comment on society.
  4. 10. In Act V, this is seen as a way out of the oppressive world Romeo and Juliet live in.
Down
  1. 1. In Act II, this person is regarded as a ghost in order to ridicule Romeo.
  2. 2. In Act III, Juliet's thoughts become this, as she contemplates the loss of her virginity.
  3. 3. In Act I, Juliet says that even if she could love Paris, she will not show any of this concerning an arranged marriage.
  4. 4. In Act V, this is the type of fortune which both Romeo and Juliet adhere to in their deaths.
  5. 5. In Act IV, Juliet's drinking of the potion shows her willingness to accept this for herself.
  6. 8. In Act II, this cannot be ignored, as it is used to express anything regarding the social institutions.