The context-clue technique that can be used to determine the meaning of "consequential damages" is example or explanation. Context-clues are hints contained within the same text that can help the reder understand the mening of certain words. In this excerpt, the second sentence is an explanation of "consequential damages", the reader can infer that they are "damages caused by the product, or your time and expense in getting the damage repaired." The last sentence is an example of this explanation.
Answer:
Juliet fakes her own death using poison.
Explanation:
In Act 4 Scene 3 of the play "Romeo and Juliet", Juliet fakes her death by drinking the poison. This was an attempt to escape from the marriage and unite with her lover, Romeo. She was in dilemma about taking such an action. She was in dilemma that what would happen if Romeo would be late to reach the tomb. She was also worried about trusting the friar or not for such an attempt. The scene is one of the important scenes in the play because of the plan made in order to unite the lovers.
