Reading Help Please??!?

Question:1. What does Romeo fear might happen in the near future?

A. Romeo fears that he will never get over the death of his love.
B. Romeo fears that his friends will make fun of him for his lovesickness all night.
C. Romeo fears he will die.
D. Romeo fears that he and his friends will be captured at the Capulet party, and then banished from Verona.

2. How does Capulet respond when Tybalt says he will not tolerate Romeo's presence at the party?

A. Capulet rebukes Tybalt's contrariness and tells him to leave Romeo alone.
B. Capulet agrees with Tybalt that Romeo should not be at their masked dance and has the guards take him away.
C. Capulet tells Tybalt that he is not to worry, because he plans to take care of Romeo after the dance.
D. Capulet has Tybalt take Romeo to the dungeon of the house until the Prince of Verona arrives.

Best Answer - Chosen by Asker: 1. What does Romeo fear might happen in the near future?

A. Romeo fears that he will never get over the death of his love.
B. Romeo fears that his friends will make fun of him for his lovesickness all night.
C. Romeo fears he will die.
D. Romeo fears that he and his friends will be captured at the Capulet party, and then banished from Verona.

2. How does Capulet respond when Tybalt says he will not tolerate Romeo's presence at the party?

A. Capulet rebukes Tybalt's contrariness and tells him to leave Romeo alone.
B. Capulet agrees with Tybalt that Romeo should not be at their masked dance and has the guards take him away.
C. Capulet tells Tybalt that he is not to worry, because he plans to take care of Romeo after the dance.
D. Capulet has Tybalt take Romeo to the dungeon of the house until the Prince of Verona arrives.

I think you will find that if you actually read the play you will know the answers to these questions. Shakespeare actually wrote in modern English. Do you find the language difficult? Try reading it out loud. I would love to just give you the answers, but I love Shakespeare's work. I hate to see it pushed aside.

If you really have too much trouble with reading the script, I suggest renting a copy of the 1972 Romeo and Juliet or one of the PBS versions of the play.

looks ok to me

and if the first answer on here doesnt help, watch BazLuhrmans version of romeo and juliet, its fantastic! obviously no film could be a substitute for reading the play, but if language is a difficulty for you, this could be a great help.