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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Who interrupts the swordplay between Constance and Tybalt?
(a) Professor Night.
(b) Juliet.
(c) No one.
(d) Romeo.
2. What is Romeo's response?
(a) To challenge Desdemona to a swordfight.
(b) To jump off the balcony.
(c) To fall in love with Desdemona.
(d) To run to find Juliet.
3. Where does Desdemona suggest that Romeo not travel?
(a) Rome.
(b) France.
(c) Cyprus.
(d) London.
4. What does Constance pin to the ground?
(a) The book she thought was a Bible.
(b) The monk's robes.
(c) The servant.
(d) The Gustav Manuscript.
5. Who has written the scrolls?
(a) Professor Night.
(b) Iago.
(c) Juliet's father.
(d) Romeo's father.
Short Answer Questions
1. What are the scrolls?
2. Who is shouting for vengeance from outside?
3. Who arrives after Tybalt leaves?
4. Who embraces and kisses Constance?
5. What does Juliet brush aside as nonsense?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does cross dressing become a theme in this sexually-loaded scene?
2. What are Tybalt's last actions before he is no longer seen?
3. How is Constance's return to her office with her head stuffed in a waste basket metaphorical?
4. What is the irony of the scene where Juliet stands beneath Constance's balcony and woos her?
5. Why does Constance pounce on a Servant walking by?
6. What do you think is the purpose of this very short scene?
7. The ideal of females, especially upper-class females during the time of the setting of Romeo and Juliet is that woman know nothing about sex and are virginal until marriage and then "endure" their husband's needs. Does Juliet seem to fit this description?
8. How are the three women, Desdemona, Juliet, and Constance, different and what is the same about them?
9. What is Tybalt's reaction to Romeo and Juliet's fascination with Constance?
10. For whom is Constance searching at the beginning of Act 3, Scene 3 and why is this ironic?
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