Question

romeo and juliet study guide questions acts 1 & 2 act i - scenes 1-7 adapted play; pgs. 3-14 vocabulary directions: write an original sentence using the vocabulary below. 1. mutiny - open rebellion against lawful authority 2. transgression - the act of breaking a law or command, or committing a sin. 3. heretics - people who hold a different belief from the official belief of their church. 4. what do all three words have in common?

Explanation:

For question 1 (Mutiny):

To create a sentence with "mutiny", we use its definition (open rebellion against lawful authority) to craft a context. For example, in a historical or fictional setting where a group rebels against authority.

Using the definition of "transgression" (breaking a law/command or sin), we build a sentence. We can use a moral or legal context, like a character in a story committing a transgression.

With the definition of "heretics" (people with different church beliefs), we create a sentence. A historical religious context works, like the treatment of heretics in a certain era.

Answer:

The soldiers' mutiny against their corrupt commander led to a temporary breakdown of order in the camp.

For question 2 (Transgression):