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1 Romeo & Juliet: Act 1 scene 5
Text Dependent Questions Romeo & Juliet: Act 1 scene 5

2 TDQ (Text Dependent Questions)
What is the holy shrine that Romeo’s hand is unworthy to touch? (Refer to lines 92-94) What does profane mean in its context? (Refer to line 92) What is Romeo comparing his lips to? (Refer to lines 95-96) What gentle sin are his lips about to commit? Refer to lines 107 & 94

3 FINAL TDQ – WRITTEN RESPONSE
What extended metaphor is Romeo creating in lines 93-96? What does the metaphor suggest about how Romeo perceives Juliet?

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