Romeo and Juliet Quiz – Zoe's Online Journal

These violent delights have violent ends
After Romeo was banished from Verona for killing Tybalt, he chose to escape to Mantua.
Friar Lawrence marries Romeo and Juliet in an attempt to stop their families feuds.
Paris’s last wish before his death was to be laid down beside Juliet on her tomb. Romeo does allow this and lays him aside Juliet as he then goes to kill himself with the poison.
Juliet tells Romeo not to swear by the moon because it is constantly changing which she doesn’t want in their relationship.
When Mercutio and Tybalt were fighting in the streets, Romeo intercepts and attempts to stop the fight. Whilst doing this in the middle of the battle between Mercutio and Tybalt, Mercutio is killed when Romeo holds him down as Tybalt stabs him.
I will make thee think thy swan a crow
The Apothecary in Mantua supplied Romeo with the poison that he wished to use to kill himself in grief of Juliets supposed death.
The Montagues and Capulets realise the foolishness of their rivalry and agree to make peace as a result of Romeo and Juliets death, they then create a statue in honour of them.
After Juliet is seen “dead”, Balthasar doesn’t know of the plan and assuming Juliet is dead tells Romeo.
The reason Friar Lawrences letter never got to Romeo is because Friar John who was meant to deliver the letter was quarantines due to the plague. So Romeo never found out until his death of Juliet and Friar Lawrences plan.
Mercutio says this as he dies in the fight between him and Tybalt.
Capulets servant who was sent to inform the guest of their invite, could not read. Because of this he asked Romeo and Benvolio to read them out.
At the Capulets party, Tybalt realises that Romeo has attended and is about to fight him before his father stops him.
Tybalt says this in the very first scene of the book during the fighting between the Capulets and the Montagues.