What is the central theme of this scene? What background might it provide to the unfolding story of Romeo and Juliet that follows this scene?

How does "Romeo and Juliet's" depiction of love relate to the play's overarching themes?"

Where are Romeo, Benvolio, and Mercutio at the beginning of Act 2 Scene 1 of Romeo and Juliet? aOutside of Romeo's house bIn the streets of Verona cIn a forest dLeaving the Capulet Party

Which two themes have been developing in Romeo and Juliet? Select ALL the correct answers. 1Some conflict is necessary in a healthy relationship. 2Reason is not complete without a measure of passion. 3Acting on passion without reason is often destructive. 4Passion often helps people make wise choices. 5Both love and hate can be blind to consequences.

Using your notes and annotations, write a paragraph focusing on how themes are connected in Act 2, Scene 4 of Romeo and Juliet and On Reason and Passion. Be sure to include a claim, textual evidence, and commentary in your response. Review the rubric to ensure your response meets the expectations. Mastery Approaching Developing Analysis of Theme Connections Across Texts Masterfully draws connections between themes in Romeo and Juliet and On Reason and Passion, citing relevant and sufficient textual evidence to support ideas. Adequately draws connections between themes in Romeo and Juliet and On Reason and Passion, citing some textual evidence to support ideas. Draws minimal, vague, or inaccurate connections between themes in Romeo and Juliet and On Reason and Passion; cites little to no relevant textual evidence.

The Friar agrees to perform Romeo and Juliet's marriage in the hope that it will astop the feud between the Capulets and the Montagues bget Romeo to stick to one girl cgive him more work dteach the Montagues a lesson