Recall the theme of a play you have read and explain whether it is ofindividual or universal significance

How did the music enhance or support the narrative of the play?

Use examples from the novel to justify your opinions about how each theme is explored and portrayed by the author.

Which of these is most influential in establishing the mood in the opening scene of the play?

In this lesson, you analyzed parallel plot lines and how they develop theme in Act 2, Scene 4. You also analyzed themes in On Reason and Passion and considered connections between the two texts. In doing so, you studied the forces of reason and passion in Romeo and Juliet, focusing on how they might affect relationships and ignite and resolve conflict. In the Unit Activity, you'll write a literary analysis on love and conflict. Think about all the scenes you have read in Romeo and Juliet thus far. How does the play validate, challenge, or refine ideas about how relationships ignite and resolve conflicts?

The revelation of background information during/within a play is called exposition.Group of answer choicesTrueFalse