Miss Martin's Romeo and Juliet Quiz 1
A quick and simple quiz to test your knowledge on Shakespeare's and Luhrmann's Romeo and Juliet.
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Topics of this game:
- Where and what year was Shakespeare born?
- What year was Romeo and Juliet first published?
- Who said it? "O then, dear saint, let lips do what hands do, They pray—grant thou, lest faith turn to despair."
- Tybalt?
- Mercutio?
- What powerful female historical figure did Lady Capulet dress as at the party?
- What was Shakespeare's theatre?
- How does Juliet kill herself? (book + film)
- Why did Luhrmann choose to dress Mercutio as a drag queen in the Costume Party?
- Who am I? Aids Juliet in her marriage plans, provides comic relief...
- Where did Baz Luhrmann set his adaption of Romeo and Juliet?
- What technique do BOTH Shakespeare and Luhrmann employ repeatedly (and frequently) in their texts?
- Which is these is a kind of film technique?
- The way women are represented in film and texts can influence the way women participate in media and ICT (STEM)?
- Who said it? "A plague o' both your houses!"
- What is an antagonist?
- How long did Romeo and Juliet know each other before getting married?
- What ACT is this from? "Thus with a kiss, I die"
- What purpose do costumes serve in film?
- Dynamic character relationships can change the course of direction in a scene and, depending on whose perspective is being showed, can sway audience opinions on other characters.
- A comparative study is an important thing for students to learn, so they can understand how and why texts are transformed over time.
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