Question

part a
according to his words and actions in the tragedy of romeo and juliet, act i, which of the following best characterizes what kind of father capulet is?
a. harsh
b. loving
c. anxious
d. indifferent

part b
which of capulet’s actions in the tragedy of romeo and juliet, act i, best supports the answer to part a?
a. he accepts romeo’s presence at the capulet feast.
b. he allows the feud with the montague family to keep going.
c. he promises to support juliet’s own wishes about her marriage.
d. he treats the capulet family and all their friends to a splendid party.

Explanation:

For Part A: In Romeo and Juliet Act I, Capulet initially respects Juliet's wishes regarding marriage, is warm to his guests, and shows care for his daughter, fitting a loving father characterization.
For Part B: The action that supports this is Capulet promising to honor Juliet's own wishes about her marriage, as it demonstrates his regard for her autonomy and care.

Answer:

Part A: B. loving
Part B: C. He promises to support Juliet's own wishes about her marriage.