Question

Romeo and Juliet...Which of the following demonstrate an inversion of the masculine/feminine normative? Select all that apply.

Juliet's command of language
Juliet's flirtations
Tybalt's desire for revenge
Romeo's aversion to violence
the manner of Juliet's death

Answer 1

His farting

Answer 2

:p Not funny! I really need help lol

Answer 3

I feel like all of them apply in a sense. But I believe that Tybalt's desire for revenge kind of reflects masculinity and the manner of Juliet's death as well as her flirting reflects her femininity. So the 2nd, 3rd, and 5th one :)

Answer 4

and omg shad -.\

Answer 5

Thank you so much!:)

Answer 6

No problem :D

Answer 7

hehe c;

Answer 8

@megangray32 Would you mind helping me with a few more questions about Romeo and Juliet?

Answer 9

sure!

Answer 10

Which best describes Lady Capulet?

1.) spiteful, selfish, and vindictive

2.) kind, gentle, and understanding

3.) scheming, violent, but understanding

Answer 11

What is the common theme in all of Friar Lawrence's advice?

1.) Think of other people before yourself.

2.) Whatever you do, do it moderately.

3.) Whatever you do, go all the way through with it.

Answer 12

Why doesn't Romeo want Juliet to be associated with the moon?

1.) Because he wants Juliet's love to be "in the light."

2.) Because the moon is Diana, the goddess of chastity.

3.) Because the moon is less beautiful than the sun.

Answer 13

the first one is 1.
the second is 2.
the third is tricky.. I thought it was because it's always changing. maybe 2?

Answer 14

OMG thank you so very much! :D

Answer 15

You are so very welcome :3