Question

n Romeo and Juliet act 3, scene 1, what kind of wordplay is Mercutio using when he says this?

"Ask for me tomorrow, and you shall find me a grave man."
A. Metaphor
B. Paradox
C. Pun
D. Sarcasm

Answer 1

I am not sure about this one but I do know its not a metaphor.

Answer 2

oh okay cause this is my last question @UH60blackhawk

Answer 3

hey @BrandonGarza777 have you read romeo and Juliet can you help me ?

Answer 4

hi prettygirlbabyblue15, i'm also reading romeo and juliet right now

Answer 5

maybe we could help each other? :)

Answer 6

yeah that would be great =) @kittykatchan

Answer 7

cool, what grade are you in? and what do you need help with? this question or....

Answer 8

im in 9th hbu and

Answer 9

i'm in 9th grade also! that's so cool lol

Answer 10

I'm doing the same thing as you guys. 9th grade too. /:

Answer 11

awh, don't be upset, we'll all help eachother okay? we're gonna get through this together! :)

Answer 12

dope =)

Answer 13

okay so what lesson number are you guys on first of all

Answer 14

7.05 Part A and B Act 2 I think.

Answer 15

oh, i already did that one. i'm on the test right now, stuck on the essay question.

Answer 16

What's the question?

Answer 17

im doing Unit 5 Test: Romeo and Juliet Acts II and III

Answer 18

i have to compare and contrast paris and romeo

Answer 19

thanks for the medal =) lol

Answer 20

hey can you guys just type in the questions you need help iwth because that would be easier

Answer 21

*with

Answer 22

alright

Answer 23

I have to translate these two sentences into modern day English.
#1: Prince Escalus: "...See what a scourge is laid upon your hate, that heaven finds means to kill your joys with love. And I, for winking at your discords too, have lost a brace of kinsmen. All are punished."
#2: Nurse: "A man, young lady! Lady, such a man as all the world – Why, he's a man of wax."

Answer 24

oh i know
look on spark notes

Answer 25

illl give you the link

Answer 26

http://nfs.sparknotes.com/romeojuliet

Answer 27

the nurse is saying romeo is too perfect to be real by stating that he's a man of wax,

Answer 28

kind of like a wax figure looks real but is not, it's just an illusion

Answer 29

@ kittykatchan, Romeo and Paris are alike because they are both self centered. Romeo is more in love with love than the women he falls for. & Paris is stuck on having Juliet no matter what, even if he her hurts her or not. & Thank you!
@ prettygirlbabyblue15, Thank you so much!

Answer 30

he hurts her* not he her hurts, lol.

Answer 31

no problem

Answer 32

hey, no problem! :) need help with anything else, just ask okay? and also thank you =)

Answer 33

i need help with you guys help me with the test foor unit
5

Answer 34

Ohkay, thanks! & No problem. I couldn't find any differences though.

Answer 35

What questions @prettygirlbabyblue15?

Answer 36

What literary device is the following an example of?

Rowers wait in the river, paddles ready. The gun goes off, they strike hard at the water, and the rest of the scene shows the series of events that leads to who becomes the ultimate winner.
A. Foreshadowing
B. Imagery
C. Metaphor
D. Plot

Answer 37

the answer is d, plot, i think :)

Answer 38

@Mathishard13

Answer 39

yea kitty is right its plot

Answer 40

I think it's D too. But it could be B since it's describing what's going on, like "strike hard at the water."

Answer 41

Probably D though.

Answer 42

yeah its D

Answer 43

that's a good point, but i still think it's d because the whole thing is not as descriptive.

Answer 44

yeah it is @kittykatchan

Answer 45

In act 2, scene 2 of Romeo and Juliet, Juliet does not know that Romeo can hear her as she speaks about him, but the audience knows he is listening. What kind of irony is this?
A. Dramatic irony
B. Situational irony
C. Verbal irony

Answer 46

thanks for the medal blackhawk! =) you didn't need help with anything did you? if you do, just ask.

Answer 47

A i think its a

Answer 48

but im really not sure

Answer 49

Its Dramatic irony

Answer 50

dramatic irony mean irony that is inherent in speeches or a situation of a drama and is understood by the audience but not grasped by the characters in the play.

Answer 51

I think it's A too, since she doesn't know he can hear her. But I'm not sure either.

Answer 52

and @prettygirlbabyblue15 i'm glad that was the right answer! for the second question, i think the answer is dramatic irony.

Answer 53

@UH60blackhawk , can you help me with a question? Kitty helped with part of it.

Answer 54

also sorry my computer keeps freezing up

Answer 55

which one

Answer 56

I have to translate this sentence into modern day English.
Prince Escalus: "...See what a scourge is laid upon your hate, that heaven finds means to kill your joys with love. And I, for winking at your discords too, have lost a brace of kinsmen. All are punished."

Answer 57

oh btw i know the answer isnt verbal irony because verbal irony is when they say something different than what they actually feel/ you would expect them to say

Answer 58

@Mathishard13 what act an scene is it

Answer 59

Pretty girl have me a link, but I couldn't fine the answer on it.

Answer 60

gave*

Answer 61

okay i think i know the answer to that one too math just give me a minute to type out my translation

Answer 62

Act 5 scene 3

Answer 63

Here is the link it can help you http://nfs.sparknotes.com/romeojuliet/page_284.html

Answer 64

The Prince suggests that Romeo and Juliet's death is a kind of punishment for the Montague/Capulet feud. He further says that he is partially to blame for what happened, and, by the loss of Mercutio and Paris, even he is punished.

Answer 65

just don't copy and paste it a lot teacher know about spark notes

Answer 66

i found this answer at the link: http://quizlet.com/5380297/act-5-quotes-explained-flash-cards/

Answer 67

Thank you both so much!

Answer 68

did you the the link @Mathishard13

Answer 69

Yes I did. Thank you!

Answer 70

it has some other ones on there if you need help translating also, just flip through the flash cards to find the right ones. and also you're welcome! =)

Answer 71

In Romeo and Juliet act 3, scene 2, Juliet's soliloquy shows her eagerness for Romeo to see her again. She is unaware that Romeo has killed her cousin, but the audience knows this. What kind of irony is this?
A. Dramatic irony
B. Situational irony
C. Verbal irony
i think this ones A to

Answer 72

just remember to try and paraphrase because otherwise you could get suspected of cheating

Answer 73

@kittykatchan you can use spark notes to translate to modern day english.

Answer 74

@prettygirlbabyblue15 do you know any of those irony?

Answer 75

yeah, i think it's a

Answer 76

okay blackhawk, i have a question for you, do you think you could answer?

Answer 77

yes that is true but i am trying to help her that way I asked her "do you know any of those irony"

Answer 78

go head.

Answer 79

kk. i just need to know some of the differences between paris and romeo. i already know some similarities but i neeed both to write this essay.

Answer 80

You have to ask prettygirl i am rusty on romeo and Juliet

Answer 81

oh and it could be towards love, triditions, and fidelity

Answer 82

*traditions

Answer 83

I need help with something else too if you guys don't mind

Answer 84

what you qestion post it

Answer 85

@Mathishard13

Answer 86

okay, prettygirl can answer too if she wants, i dont care i just need help lol

Answer 87

okay lol did you see my question ?

Answer 88

Select one 'character duo' from the options below & imagine what might happen if they were seated with each other, what would they say to each other?
Option 1: The Nurse and Mercutio
Option 2: Juliet and Benvolio
Option 3: Tybalt and Romeo's dad, Lord Montague.

Answer 89

which one prettygirl?

Answer 90

the one ii taged you in

Answer 91

Option 3: Tybalt and Romeo's dad, Lord Montague. will be the easiest

Answer 92

huh what do you mean blackhawk

Answer 93

Ohkay, thank you! Yes, it is. It's been easy until now. ;-;

Answer 94

yea its easy what online school are you in

Answer 95

i go to connections

Answer 96

FLVS