10 points!
1. in what section of romeo and juliet does shakespeare introduce the main characters, major conflicts, and central themes of the play?
a. rising action
b. exposition
c. falling action
d. climax
2. whose upbeat and playful nature, shown, for example, in the queen mab speech, makes him a foil for the moody romeo?
a. capulet's
b. tybalt's
c. mercutios
d. benvolios
3. why does shakespeare have romeo and juliet's dialogue take the form of a sonnet when they first meet?
a. they elevated the language romeo and juliet use suggests the mistakes that their characters make due for whir hasty decisions