Across
- 3. the reason Friar Lawrence agrees to marry Romeo and Juliet
- 4. who Romeo kills outside of Juliet's tomb
- 5. theatre most closely associated with Shakespeare's plays
- 8. Romeo and Juliet is one of Shakespeare's _______
- 9. something made to deceive
- 11. how Juliet takes her life
- 15. Juliet seeks his advice and he comes up with the plan to avoid marrying Paris
- 16. kills Tybalt
- 18. the servant of the Capulet who starts a fight by biting his thumb
- 20. "...ask for me to-morrow, and you shall find me a grave man." is an example of this figurative language
- 21. Romeo's punishment for killing Tybalt
- 22. the person that was supposed to deliver the letter about the plan to Romeo but was locked up by the health department
- 23. the girl Romeo was depressed about at the beginning of the play
- 25. where Romeo buys the poison
- 32. the promise that Romeo and Juliet make to each other at the balcony
- 33. the types of poems Shakespeare wrote
- 34. punish someone by forcing that person to leave a place permanently
Down
- 1. grievous; mournful; sorrowful
- 2. killing a fifth of the population and forced the theatres to close
- 6. signifies that dawn is here
- 7. full of anxiety and suffering
- 9. the excuse Juliet gives to be able to go to church that day
- 10. kills Mercutio
- 12. the first person to find Juliet "dead" in her room
- 13. sad and depressed
- 14. helps Romeo and Juliet set up the wedding
- 17. the city Romeo goes to when he is exiled
- 19. forgiveness for a crime
- 24. ruler during Shakespeare's time
- 26. meeting, especially one held in secret
- 27. state of having been banished or exiled
- 28. the man Juliet is supposed to marry
- 29. skill in deception
- 30. the type of play that Romeo and Juliet is
- 31. what Romeo and his friends wear to the Capulet party to disguise who they are