Romeo and Juliet

4. one of the Capulet servants.
8. Juliet's family.
10. the reason the families are fighting.
12. Similar to a narrator - he 'delivers' the prologue.
13. the lovers are described as this.
14. The introduction to the play - this outlines the plot and introduces the key themes.
15. The English monarch at the time Shakespeare wrote the play.

1. A type of poem popular with Elizabethans and used at the start of the play.
2. Where the play is set.
3. The Prince of Verona.
5. Romeo's family.
6. two lines that end with the same sound.
7. Shakespeare's theatre.
9. A set of four lines in poetry.
11. the number of households who are feuding (or how many hours the play will last).
16. Romeo’s friend and cousin – he tries to stop the fighting.
17. Juliet's quarrelsome cousin.