Question

what does \wherefore art thou romeo?\ actually mean?
where are you, romeo?
who is romeo?
why are you romeo?
when will you come, romeo?
question 7
1 pts
what is the meaning of \betwixt\?
among
before
after
between

Explanation:

1. "Wherefore art thou Romeo?" is from Romeo and Juliet. "Wherefore" means "why" in archaic English. But in the context of the play, Juliet is lamenting why Romeo is a Montague (her family's enemy). However, a common mis - interpretation (but still a valid one in a non - literary analysis sense if we just look at the words) is not considering the archaic meaning. If we take "wherefore" as a combination of "where" and "fore" (which is not etymologically correct but for a basic language - meaning question), people might wrongly think it's about location. But the correct archaic meaning leads to "Why are you Romeo (a Montague)?".
2. "Betwixt" is an archaic or literary form of "between".

Answer:

1. Why are you Romeo?
2. between