dialogue

This occurs when the audience knows something that a character onstage does not know.

each unstressed syllable is followed by a stressed syllable

When Benvolio talks to his cousin in Act I, he finds Romeo like this.

Adjectives that describe Juliet are these.

stage directions

the moment of greatest emotional intensity or suspense -- when Juliet stabs herself and dies

Two consecutive lines of poetry that rhyme

Mercutio can be identified as the foil to Romeo, because of this.

Juliet first meets Romeo here.

the main characters die, characters are responsible for there own downfall, and serious actions end unhappily

The moment in a play after which all actions move toward an either happy or unhappy ending

This is when you restate the ideas in a text in your own words

Mercutio engages in a conversation about fashion with Romeo in order to do this

Which character part speaks these lines: "Though his face be better than any man's, yet his legs excel all men's;and for a hand and foot, and a Body, though they not be talked on, yet they are past compare."

lines spoken by a character to the audience or another character that others onstage are not supposed to hear

Lord Capulet arranges for his daughter to marry Paris

When Juliet encounters more conflicts and changes, her character changes, and she does this

Romeos' servant Balthasar bring this news to Romeo in Mantua

What Paris thinks is Juliet's state of mind when she visits Friar Laurence

Anyone who continues to feud in the families will be put to death.

Children, obey your parents

When Romeo hears that Juliet is dead, the dramatic irony lies in this fact.

When Balthasar says, " For all this same, I'll hide me hereabout./His looks I fear, and his intents I doubt" outside the tomb, it is an example of this.

Juliet surprises Lord Capulet on her return from Friar Laurence's cell by doing this.