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Engaging Review Game for Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet"

Dive into an interactive review game designed for 9th-grade Language Arts students studying Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet." This game challenges students with questions about key plot points, poetic devices, and characters from the play. Correct answers not only test knowledge but also double the points for added excitement! From the setting of the play to the various poetic structures used by Shakespeare, students will deepen their understanding of the text. Prepare for a fun and educational experience that celebrates one of the greatest tragedies ever written!

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Engaging Review Game for Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet"

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  1. Romeo and Juliet Review Game! Mr.Casner 9th Grade Language Arts

  2. Romeo And Juliet

  3. SURPRISE! • If you get the correct answer, the point value for this question will be doubled!

  4. Where did the poorest audience members watch the show?

  5. The Pit or Yard 100

  6. What is the name of the area where the wealthy patrons sat?

  7. The Gallery 200

  8. What purpose does the Flag serve?

  9. To tell if the show was cancelled 300

  10. Where would Hamlet Sr’s ghost appear?

  11. The Trap Door 400

  12. What is the name of the painted ceiling above the stage?

  13. The Heavens 500

  14. What type of meter is used for most of Shakespeare’s play?

  15. Iambic Pentameter 100

  16. What type of meter does Shakespeare use for comedy and lower social-class characters?

  17. Free Verse 200

  18. What type of poetic device does Shakespeare use to end a scene?

  19. Couplets 300

  20. Speeches that don’t rhyme but have meter are called what?

  21. Blank Verse 400

  22. When Romeo and Juliet first meet, what poetic structure does Shakespeare use?

  23. The Sonnet 500

  24. Before the play starts, what part of a tragedy does Shakespeare use to review the story with the audience?

  25. The Prologue 100

  26. The direction of the action changes in Act III during which part of a tragedy?

  27. The Climax 200

  28. The only part of a tragedy found completely in Act I is …?

  29. The Exposition 300

  30. After the play concludes, the part of a tragedy that sometimes appears, but IS NOT found in Romeo and Juliet is…..?

  31. The Epilogue 400

  32. The part of a tragedy which occurs in Act V entirely is….?

  33. The Catastrophe 500

  34. Which character dies by taking poison?

  35. Romeo 100

  36. Which character dies by being stabbed with a dagger?

  37. Juliet 200

  38. Which character kills Mercutio?

  39. Tybalt 300

  40. Other than the prince, which character tried to stop the street fight?

  41. Benvolio 400

  42. Which character gives the “Queen Mab” speech?

  43. Mercutio 500

  44. Pot Luck… Name the city Romeo hides in after he kills Tybalt.

  45. Mantua 100

  46. The play’s setting is which of the four seasons?

  47. Summer 200

  48. Which character knows about plants and potions?

  49. Friar Lawrence 300

  50. How many acts are in a Shakespeare’s tragedies?

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