Question

Throughout most of Romeo and Juliet, Shakespeare repeatedly uses images of light and dark. What is this literary device called?
A. Irony
B. Figurative language
C. Motif
D. Suspense

Answer 1

@Sarah_Miller720

Answer 2

@Lizzie88

Answer 3

im not sure but I'm guessing B

what do you think Lizzie88?

Answer 4

I would say B or A. I think B now that Sarah said it. The play starts off bright but by the end it is all dark and gloomy. As for Romeo and Juliet they think that the light will never fade, and then when it does it is too late.

Answer 5

i agree but i did read sections of what the teacher was suppose to and i notice not just in Romeo and Juliet Shakespeare loves to use Figurative language

Answer 6

In Romeo and Juliet act 3, scene 1, what motivates Tybalt to fight with Romeo?
A. Tybalt hates Romeo for marrying his cousin, Juliet.
B. Tybalt is pressured into fighting by his friends.
C. Tybalt is tired of Romeo's sarcastic insults.
D. Tybalt is angry that Romeo has come to the Capulet party.

Answer 7

Is it he is pressured?

Answer 8

no wait let me think

Answer 9

yes i think so too ^

Answer 10

In Romeo and Juliet act 3, scene 2, why does Juliet send a ring to Romeo?
A. She no longer wishes to be married
B. So he can pawn it for money
C. To remind him of their vows
D. To signal her love and forgiveness

Answer 11

I think that is it. He was made a romeo. Phew Glad I'm not the only one answering. : )

Answer 12

wait, im gonna do some research about that last question because i want to be 100% sure

Answer 13

C I think she wants him to remember she loves him.

Answer 14

It could be D but I dont think she was asking for forgiveness..

Answer 15

okay :) i think in this question its either c or d and im just guessing,
ive watched the movie a cupple time im pretty sure its C

Answer 16

What literary device is the following an example of?

Lenny bent toward the green, moss-covered hill. He plucked a few berries, tasted the tart sweetness on his tongue, and let the sun shine on his face. He knew this warmth would not last much longer.
A. Foreshadowing
B. Imagery
C. Metaphor
D. Plot

Answer 17

B. Imagery

Answer 18

yeah imagery

Answer 19

Act 3 of Romeo and Juliet is what part of the plot of the play?
A. Climax
B. Exposition
C. Falling action
D. Resolution

Answer 20

not B, or D,

Answer 21

climax?

Answer 22

or actually falling action..

Answer 23

I think so because the resolution is the result of that right?

Answer 24

yeah i think resolution is the last

Answer 25

or is falling action the result of the plot?

Answer 26

I think it is plot or Exposition.

Answer 27

I really hope I am not confusing you.

Answer 28

X)
just a little

Answer 29

i think it is exposition

Answer 30

How do authors use plot?
A. To clarify language in the literary work
B. To create a certain frame of mind in the literary work
C. To help the audience mentally experience the literary work
D. To help the audience understand the action in the literary work

Answer 31

oh gosh ha sorry and I think exposition sounds good.

Answer 32

okay for that last question i think its exposition i just looked online

Answer 33

To help the audience understand the action in the literary work

Answer 34

I think it is C or D

Answer 35

To help the audience understand the action in the literary work

Answer 36

its kind of like a trick question huh because c and d are kind of the same if you really think about it

Answer 37

In Romeo and Juliet act 3, scene 5, what literary element is expressed by Juliet's lines?

"I'll to the friar to know his remedy: / If all else fail, myself have power to die."
A. Flashback
B. Foreshadowing
C. Tone
D. Symbol

Answer 38

True they are.

Answer 39

X)

Answer 40

B.

Answer 41

its foreshadowing because she says that she will basically take her life so she was warning him so yeah B

Answer 42

hey ilovedaivd are you doing goal academy cuz i am and you have the same questions