‘Tis a Jeopardy! Review Game Romeo and Juliet ‘Tis a Jeopardy! Review Game

The Plot The Characters Quotes Literary Devices Miscellaneous 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500

Romeo and Juliet is this type of play. Plot 100 points A

What is a TRAGEDY? Plot 100 points

In Act I, scene i, this gesture sparked a fight with the Montagues. Plot 200 points A

What is “bite back your thumb”? Plot 200 points

This is the threat posed by Prince Escalus to anyone who disturbs the peace in Verona Plot 300 points A

What is death? Plot 300 points

According to Lord Montague, this caused his wife’s death. Plot 400 points A

What is grief over Romeo’s banishment? Plot 400 points

The climax of Romeo and Juliet occurs at this time. Plot 500 points A

What is Act III, the death of Tybalt? Plot 500 points

She takes good care of Juliet and treats her as if she were her own daughter. Characters 100 points A

Who is THE NURSE? Characters 100 points

He can be described as a “fickle” young man, falling in and out of love easily. Characters 200 points A

Who is ROMEO? Characters 200 points

He has been described as a person who “loves to hear himself talk, he also is a close friend of Romeo’s.” Characters 300 points A

Who is MERCUTIO? Characters 300 points

He vows to kill Romeo when he realizes that he has crashed the Capulet party. Characters 400 points A

Who is TYBALT? Characters 400 points

He was bribed with gold coins to break the law in Mantua. Characters 500 points A

Who is THE APOTHECARY? Characters 500 points

“My child is but a stranger in the world.” Quotes 100 points A

Who is Lord Capulet? Quotes 100 points

“For I ne’er saw true beauty until this night.” Quotes 200 points A

Who is Romeo? Quotes 200 points

“My only love sprung from my only hate.” Quotes 300 points A

Who is Juliet? Quotes 300 points

“These violent delights have violent ends.” Quotes 400 points A

Who is Friar Lawrence? Quotes 400 points

For never was a story more of woe than this of Juliet and her Romeo.” Quotes 500 points A

Who is Prince Escalus? Quotes 500 points

Literary Devices 100 points “I fear too early for my mind misgives some consequence yet hanging in the stars.” Literary Devices 100 points A

Literary Devices 100 points What is FORESHADOWING? Literary Devices 100 points

Literary Devices 200 points "Beautiful tyrant! fiend angelical!" (III ii 77) Literary Devices 200 points A

Literary Devices 200 points What is an OXYMORON? An oxymoron describes when two juxtaposed words have opposing or very diverse meanings.  Literary Devices 200 points

Literary Devices 300 points Here’s much to do with hate but more with love.” Literary Devices 300 points A

Literary Devices 300 points What is PARADOX? A paradox is a statement or situation with seemingly contradictory or incompatible components. On closer examination, however, the combination of these components is indeed appropriate. Literary Devices 300 points

Literary Devices 400 points “It is the East, and Juliet is the sun.” Literary Devices 400 points A

Literary Devices 400 points What is a METAPHOR? Literary Devices 400 points

Literary Devices 500 points The audience’s knowledge that Romeo is now related to Tybalt. Literary Devices 500 points A

Literary Devices 500 points What is DRAMATIC IRONY? Literary Devices 500 points

The play spans this many days total. Misc 100 points A

What is four? Misc 100 points

This person dies from sadness over Romeo’s banishment. Misc 200 points A

Who is Lady Montague? Misc 200 points

At the start of play Romeo was sad about this woman. Misc 300 points A

Who is Rosalind? Misc 300 points

Romeo and Juliet takes place in this city and country? Misc 400 points A

What is Verona, Italy? Life and Times 400 points

He was supposed to send Friar Lawrence’s letter to Romeo. Misc 500 points A

Who is Friar John? Misc 500 points