1 According to Friar Lawrence, once Juliet drinks the sleeping potion and is assumed dead, she will be .
A. taken to the Capulet tomb

B. taken outside the city

C. handed over to the Montagues

D. handed over to Friar Lawrence

2.
At the start of Act 4, how does Juliet behave toward Paris?

A. Cruelly

B. Warmly and flirtatiously

C. She does not speak to him.

D. Politely but coldly

3
What happens when the Capulets inform Juliet of her engagement to Paris?

Juliet lies and tells them that she's excited.

Juliet begs her father to reconsider.

Romeo bursts in and fights Lord Capulet.

Juliet faints.

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