Question

comprehension check act 2 scene 2 3. what does romeo say helped him climb over the high walls of the capulet orchard and find juliet’s window? 4. what does this reveal about romeo’s personality? a. he is a skilled athlete who takes pride in his physical abilities. b. he is a practical thinker who uses metaphors to hide his real plans. c. he is recklessly confident and does not believe the capulets are a serious threat. d. he is a romantic dreamer who believes his intense emotions can overcome any physical obstacle or danger. answer

Explanation:

For question 3: In Romeo and Juliet Act 2 Scene 2, Romeo states that his love for Juliet gave him the courage and strength to climb the walls, as his intense romantic feeling overcame the physical danger of the obstacle.
For question 4: Option D aligns with Romeo's characterization here—he acts on romantic devotion, believing his love lets him overcome the physical risk of the Capulet walls, showing he is a romantic dreamer driven by intense emotion.

Answer:

1. Romeo says that his intense love for Juliet gave him the courage and strength to climb over the high walls, as his feelings made him disregard the danger and physical obstacle.
2. D. He is a romantic dreamer who believes his intense emotions can overcome any physical obstacle or danger.