Romeo and Juliet Vocabulary Act IV Quiz on Friday 5/30.

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Romeo and Juliet Vocabulary Act IV Quiz on Friday 5/30

Lament To feel or express sorrow or grief over someone or something.

Shroud A cloth or sheet in which a corpse is wrapped for burial.

Dismal Causing gloom or dreariness.

Vial A small glass container used for holding liquid.

Loathsome Causing feelings of disgust.

Protagonist The leading character, hero, or heroine in a drama or a work of literature.

Antagonist The person who is opposed to or struggles against the hero of the story.

Ambiguity Unclear or uncertain of the meaning of something.

Peruse To read with thoroughness or care.

Remnants Remaining pieces A fragment or a scrap