Mr. shae’s class is having a discussion about the writings of shakespeare. one student says, "one theme found in romeo and juliet is that love can cause violence. although the play is a famous love story, it is actually very violent.”

which would be an appropriate follow-up question to ask this student?

a)“who is the most romantic character in shakespeare’s play romeo and juliet? ”

b)“what are some specific examples of love causing violence in romeo and juliet? ”

c)“who were the most violent characters in this classic shakespeare play? ”

d)“what are some symbols used by shakespeare to depict love and violence? ”

B) What are some specific examples of love causing violence in _Romeo and Juliet_?

Response “B” is the most appropriate because what this does is illicit evidence/support for the student’s statement that _Romeo and Juliet_ contains the theme that love can cause violence. This hold true for all statements that you will ever make in a research paper, actually. Always remember that any time you make a claim, you should be prepared to support your position by backing it up with evidence from the text that is being analyzed and/or research.

it seems your test or quiz or whatever it is i would most be happy to you so it seem's here it's talking about justice if i could possible make it up but for you quiz or test i just did some research it would most likely be a. and for a couple of reasons. for the points i really needed them : )

d

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