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Easy Reading Old World Literature Romeo & Juliet LEVEL 2 Series Designer Philip J. Solimene Editor Laura Solimene Cover Art by Donald V. Lannon III Black & White Illustrations by Ken Landgraf EDCON PUBLISHING New York

CONTENTS Interdisciplinary Suggestions...............4 Words Used................................5 NO. TITLE SYNOPSIS PAGE 11 The Montagues and the Capulets 6 can never get along. Fighting is against the law in Verona, but the fighting goes on. 12 Love-sick Romeo is not happy. He is in love. But the 12 girl he loves does not love him back. 13 The Magic of a Night Romeo meets the girl of his dreams. 18 14 At the Church Romeo and Juliet fall in love. Friar 24 Laurence will marry them. 15 Death in the Street Romeo, who only wants peace, kills 30 his wife s cousin. The Prince tells Romeo he must leave Verona because he broke the law. 16 A Day of Sorrow Juliet is married only a few hours. She 36 waits for Romeo to come to her. She wonders where he may be. 17 Capulet s Plan Paris asks to marry Juliet, but she is already 42 married to Romeo. Juliet says goodbye to her husband who must leave Verona. 18 A Deep Sleep Friar Laurence thinks of a way to bring 48 Romeo and Juliet together again. 19 The Missing Letter Romeo learns of Juliet s death. He rides 54 to Verona to be with his wife. 20 Together Again When Juliet wakes to find her husband 60 dead, she takes her own life. Comprehension Check Answer Key..........67 Vocabulary Check Answer Key..............69 3

In Verona, fights would start over silly things. Preview: 1. Read the name of the story. 2. Look at the picture. 3. Read the sentence under the picture. 4. Read the first three paragraphs of the story. 5. Then answer the following question. You learned from your preview that Verona is a city in a. Spain. b. Italy. c. Germany. d. Ireland. Turn to the Comprehension Check on page 10 for the right answer. Now read the story. Read to find out how hard it is to keep the peace in Verona. 8

Romeo and Juliet lived a long time ago. They lived in a city in Italy called Verona. Romeo belonged to the family called Montague. Juliet to the family called Capulet. Romeo was a young man. Juliet was a young girl. But they never grew old. Why? Let s find out. We have to know about Verona to know why. A good prince ruled in Verona. He kept the peace. His people had good houses to live in. They had good food to eat. They had good clothes to wear. They could work and take care of their families. It was so because the Prince kept the peace. But these were mean times. People loved only their families and friends. With others, they would fight over silly things. Fighting might start over a bad look. One man might give another man a bad look. They might fight with swords. Sometimes someone was killed. In Verona, fighting was against the law. Most people came to love the law. When there was no fighting, there was peace. When there was peace, they could live well. But the law was not enough. Some people just had to fight. They were used to fighting. So, the Prince made some men watchers. They watched for fighting and told the Prince about it. No one wanted to be caught fighting. A man caught fighting could be put out of the city - out of fair Verona and away from family and friends. Or, the Prince might put the man to death. Two families in Verona did not like each other. They were the Montagues and the Capulets. Their money bought friends and servants; they were strong. Sometimes fighting broke out between them. Then there was no peace in Verona. No wonder the Prince became angry when he heard the Montagues and the Capulets were at it again. Samson and Gregory, two servants of the house of Capulet, walk in the street in Verona. They wear swords. Just let the Montagues give us trouble and they will feel our swords, Samson says. Into the street, as Samson talks, come two Montague servants. Do you look to fight? Gregory says to them. Fight? No, but we will not turn from one! the Montague servants shout. Without another word, both sides take out their swords and begin fighting. Benvolio, a Montague, comes into the street and sees the fighting. Stop, stop, he cries, and takes out his own sword to get between them. You break the law. Tybalt, a Capulet, is not far behind. What, you draw your sword on servants? he shouts at Benvolio. He takes out his sword, and now they are all fighting. The Prince s watchers come. Stop them! Beat them down! they cry. Down with the Capulets, down with the Montagues. They break the peace! Old Capulet, the family head, comes. What is this? Give me my sword! What you need is a chair and you call for a sword, his wife says. Old Montague comes. His sword is out. Capulet, again! he shouts. His wife holds him back. Now the Prince comes. Mean, old men. Three times you have broken the peace in Verona. One more time and you will pay with your lives. Now leave here! 9

COMPREHENSION CHECK Choose the best answer. 1. Romeo belonged to the a. Montana family. b. Monty family. c. Montague family. d. Manilla family. 2. Juliet was from the family called a. Capone. b. Caputo. c. Coronet. d. Capulet. 3. The Prince of Verona a. took good care of his people. b. made everyone feel afraid. c. was hard on his servants. d. did not like Romeo. 4. Watchers a. were men who looked at young women. b. were women who liked to shop. c. looked out for fighting and told the Prince about it. d. were Juliet s servants. 5. Someone caught fighting a. could be put to death. b. would be fined. c. would be sent away by their family. d. would lose his house. Preview Answer: b. Italy. 6. The Montagues and Capulets were a. servants. b. rich people. c. poor people. d. nothing but trouble. 7. Samson and Gregory were a. servants of the house of Montague. b. servants of the house of Capulet. c. the Prince s finest watchers. d. sword makers. 8. Tybalt was a. a Capulet. b. a watcher. c. Romeo s best friend. d. a servant of the Prince. 9. Another name for this story could be a. A Place in Italy. b. The Law Breakers. c. No Peace in Verona. d. Never Grow Old. 10. This story is mainly about a. a good Prince who was well liked. b. the law breakers of Italy. c. a town in Italy where everyone got along. d. two rich families that couldn t get along. Check your answers with the key on page 67. 10 This page may be reproduced for classroom use.

VOCABULARY CHECK between break city family fight might I. Sentences to Finish Fill in the blank in each sentence with the correct key word from the box above. 1. If we don t hurry we miss our train. 2. Our has dinner around six o clock. 3. We went to the to see the parade. 4. Jeff was in a last night. Now he has a black eye. 5. At the table, I sit my sister and brother. 6. Don t throw the ball at the window, cried Joe. It might. II. Word Search All the words above are hidden in the puzzle below. They may be written from left to right, right to left, up and down, or on an angle. As you find each word, put a circle around it. One word, that is not a key word, has been done for you. M U M B R E S M I F I G H T C N G A G M I G E F H M H B R E B I C I T Y W Z E G F L E T P Q T C A Y E F M A W I M B R E A K E T Check your answers with the key on page 69. This page may be reproduced for classroom use. 11