English I Through ESOL - The School District of Palm Beach County
English I Through ESOL - The School District of Palm Beach County
English I Through ESOL - The School District of Palm Beach County
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Romeo and Juliet: Lesson 5: Exercise 3 (FCAT Practice/Reading Comprehension)<br />
For each sentence, write the cause under the “cause” heading on the chart, and the effect under<br />
the “effect” heading on the chart. Use your text <strong>of</strong> Romeo and Juliet, by William Shakespeare.<br />
1. <strong>The</strong> reason that Balthasar went to Verona was to tell Romeo the news about Juliet.<br />
2. <strong>The</strong> druggist doesn’t want to sell poison, because the penalty for selling it is death.<br />
3. Friar Laurence gets a crowbar and rushes to the tomb in order to save Juliet.<br />
4. As soon as Balthasar tells Romeo that Juliet is dead Romeo becomes wild.<br />
5. Paris goes to the Capulet tomb so that he can bring flowers to Juliet.<br />
6. When Juliet sees poison in Romeo’s hand, she tries to drink from the empty bottle.<br />
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<strong>English</strong> I <strong>Through</strong> <strong>ESOL</strong>: Romeo and Juliet<br />
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