Romeo & Juliet Act I, Scene i Scene Focus: The Dramatic Foil.

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Romeo & Juliet Act I, Scene i Scene Focus: The Dramatic Foil

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Dramatic Foil *a character who highlights the traits of another character through contrast As you read, look for foils by identifying characters who possess contrasting character traits. This helps determine key differences among characters. Begin Act I, Scene i (Read or watch)

Benvolio & Tybalt *What do these two characters have in common? How are they different? Formative assessment of RL3 (analyze complex characters & how they interact with one another)

The Prince’s Speech p. 774 Carefully read these lines. How does the Prince characterize Capulet and Montague? Formative Assessment of RL6 (Analyze a particular point of view reflected in a work)

Paradox *This is a statement that seems to be contradictory, but actually may be true Identify at least three examples of Romeo using paradoxes in his speech (lines 151-186).

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Benvolio & Romeo In the final lines of Scene i,what contrasting attitudes are revealed in this exchange between Benvolio and Romeo? Formative assessment of RL3 (analyzing complex characters)