The wedding preparations are in full swing, but Juliet is up to her neck in deception and begging her father for forgiveness. This Romeo And Juliet Act 4 Scene 2 Quiz looks at the irony of the joy in the Capulet household. See if you can find the lies.
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Romeo And Juliet Act 4 Scene 2 Quiz Questions
- Where does Act 4 Scene 2 take place?
- Who is present at the beginning of the scene?
- What is happening at the Capulet house in this scene?
- Who is Capulet speaking to when the scene begins?
- What does Capulet instruct the servant to do?
- Who enters after Capulet gives his instructions?
- Why is Capulet surprised by Juliet’s behavior?
- What change does Juliet’s attitude cause in Capulet?
- What day does Capulet change the wedding to?
- What reason does Capulet give for hastening the marriage?
- How does Lady Capulet react to the wedding plans?
- How does Capulet describe his joy at Juliet’s change of heart?
- Who does Juliet tell she has met earlier that day?
- What does Juliet tell her father she learned from the Friar?
- How does Capulet respond to Juliet’s apology?
- What emotion dominates Capulet’s speech after Juliet agrees to marry Paris?
- What does Capulet command the servants to do?
- What is the Nurse told to do?
- How does Capulet describe the upcoming night?
- What theme is reflected in Capulet’s sudden decision?
- What literary device is found in Capulet’s joyful haste?
- Why is this scene significant to the play’s plot?
- How does Juliet behave to maintain her deception?
- What does Capulet say he will stay up doing all night?
- What time does Capulet say it is as the scene ends?
- How does Capulet describe Paris in this scene?
- What does Juliet’s change in tone symbolize?
- What mood closes the scene?
- How does this scene contrast with the one before it?
- What does Capulet’s final line suggest?