What is the reason that Shakespeare chooses to begin Romeo and Juliet with a street fight?

A. It keeps the action from becoming too boring.

B. It sets an atmosphere of danger and creates tension.

C. It is a good way to introduce Romeo's skills.

D. The audience has paid to see a fight.

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Myron

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31 December, 11:51

What is the reason that Shakespeare chooses to begin Romeo and Juliet with a street fight?

A. It keeps the action from becoming too boring.

B. It sets an atmosphere of danger and creates tension.

C. It is a good way to introduce Romeo's skills.

D. The audience has paid to see a fight.

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Devan Bird · Answer 1

The answer is b. It sets an atmosphere of danger snd creates tension. To go further on an answer. It shows the audience the relationship between Romeo's and Juliet's family.

What is the reason that Shakespeare chooses to begin Romeo and Juliet with a street fight?A. It keeps the action from becoming too boring.B. It sets an atmosphere of danger and creates tension.C. It is a good way to introduce Romeo's skills.D. The audience has paid to see a fight.

What is the reason that Shakespeare chooses to begin Romeo and Juliet with a street fight?

A. It keeps the action from becoming too boring.

B. It sets an atmosphere of danger and creates tension.

C. It is a good way to introduce Romeo's skills.

D. The audience has paid to see a fight.