Question

ROMEO & JULIET Q's MEDEL & FAN
What traits does Juliet demonstrate by agreeing to go along with Friar Laurence's plan to fake her death?

A.
independence and boldness

B.
foolishness and thoughtlessness

C.
obedience to and respect for her parents

D.
anger at and disappointment in her confidante

Answer 1

I am reading Romeo and Juliet for school too! :D

Answer 2

so obviously we can eliminate c and d. which leaves a or b. you could argue that by needing the friar's help she is not really being independent, which leaves b as the correct answer. :)

Answer 3

I agree with @jessmitz

c and d are clearly incorrect

juliet is definitely being bold, but as jessmitz said, she needs the friar's help for basically the whole scheme so she is not being independent

then she is definitely being foolish and thoughtless

she doesn't account for all factors such as what happened which was outside factors!

Answer 4

thanks iheartfood.

Answer 5

np :)