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Romeo and Juliet Character Questions
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2013 Drama Question Choose a character from a play you have studied. What was your first impression of your chosen character? Support your answer with reference to the play. (10) Romeo Plan: Paragraph 1: At the beginning of the play Romeo is sad. Paragraph 2: I think Romeo is very impulsive in the early stages of the play.
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2013 Drama Question To what extent does your impression of your chosen character change as the play progresses? Explain your answer with reference to your chosen play. (20) Romeo Plan: Paragraph 1: When Romeo meets Juliet we can see how loving/romantic/poetic he is. Paragraph 2: After their wedding Romeo becomes more mature, particularly when he tries to deal with Tybalt. Paragraph 3: However, when Mercutio is killed we see how hot-headed Romeo can be. Paragraph 4: In the end Romeo shows strength and determination to be with Juliet, whatever the costs.
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2013 Drama Question Choose a character from a play you have studied. What was your first impression of your chosen character? Support your answer with reference to the play. (10) Juliet Plan: Paragraph 1: At the beginning of the play Juliet is an obedient daughter. Paragraph 2: Juliet’s youth is also stressed repeatedly throughout the play.
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2013 Drama Question To what extent does your impression of your chosen character change as the play progresses? Explain your answer with reference to your chosen play. (20) Juliet Plan: Paragraph 1: When Juliet meets Romeo we can see she is mature beyond her years. Paragraph 2: Juliet undergoes a huge change becoming secretive with those closest to her. Paragraph 3: However, she does this in order to be with Romeo and her loving nature is obvious. Paragraph 4: In the end Juliet shows incredible bravery in dealing with tragic circumstances.
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PEER FEEDBACK Ask yourself the following questions when reading your partner’s work: Does each paragraph have a clear lead sentence? (A lead sentence should state the main point i.e. have a specific adjective/descriptor) Does every other sentence in the paragraph relate to the lead sentence? (Is there anything that seems off-topic or isn’t proving the main point?) Is there evidence and/or quotes to back up the main point? Is there analysis of the evidence given? (I.e. Have they explained how a particular quote proves the main point?)
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