Question

What function does the Prologue serve in the play?


A.
It introduces all the characters in the play.


B.
It tells what happens to the main characters after the play's action is completed.


C.
It describes the play's major conflict and resolution.


D.
It describes the playwright to readers and audience members.

Answer 1

Well, using the prefix, pre-, we can assume that it will introduce or give us some background info. Based on this, what do you think that answer is?

Answer 2

describes the play's major conflict and resolution.

Answer 3

spoiler alert: It is A, INTRODUCES all the characters in the play

Answer 4

I would agree @chrisisdope1 , but a resolution is at the end of the story, similar to an epilogue, what happens AFTER a story ends. a PROlogue is in the very beginning of a novel/book and just tells the reader some basic knowledge, not spoils the whole book like reading an epilogue would.

Answer 5

@barbdewysveck1

Answer 6

A prologue is similar to an exposition. It goes at the very beginning of the story and introduces information such as the main characters, time setting and other things, possibly hinting towards the conflict. Knowing this we can choose A as the best answer. \(\bf\Huge\color{lime}{\ddot\smile}\)

Answer 7

Which statement accurately describes the resolution of the play's major conflict?


A.
The conflict is resolved through the clever plans of Friar Laurence.


B.
The conflict is resolved by the deaths of the young lovers.


C.
The conflict is resolved by the deaths of Tybalt and Mercutio.


D.
The conflict is resolved when Romeo's mother dies of grief after he is banished.

Answer 8

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