Act 3

Question 1

Relates to Bianca being assertiveness and developing “shrewish” tendencies (Bianca addressing Hortensio and Lucentio): W__ G__________ Y__ D_ D_____ W____, To S_____ f__ T___ W____ R_____ I_ M_ C_____

Answer 1

Why gentleman, you do me double wrong, to strive for that which resteth in my choice

Question 2

Comic rivalry between Hortensio and Lucentio and relates to Hortensio being very verbose, so being “El Dottore”: H__ F____ A__ F______ O__ P_____ I_! Now, F__ M_ L___, T__ K____ D___ C____ O___ L___

Answer 2

How fiery and forward our pedant is! Now, for my life, the knave doth court our love

Question 3

Comic rivalry, Lucentio’s repetition of what Hortensio, showing that Bianca has power over them as all of these men are similar in nature of being infatuated with her: O__ F___ M_______ G_____ A______

Answer 3

Our fine musician groweth amorous

Question 4

Dramatic, shows Hortense as a buffoon, and shows him as the doctor: S____ P___ or I D__

Answer 4

Show pity or I die

Question 5

Showing Petruchio as being a tyrant over Kate, show’s when the perspective of Kate changes from being as derogatory, also is another example of comparing women to birds, suggesting they have to be caged : T__! S___’s a D___ a F___ to H__

Answer 5

Tut! she’s a lamb, a dove, a fool to him

Question 6

Shows the idea of men owning women and husbands having complete control over their wives (Petruchio): I W__ B_ M_____ O_ W___ I_ M____ O__, S__ I_ M_ G____ M_ C_______, S__ I_ M_ H____

Answer 6

I will be master of what is mine own, She is my goods, my chattels, she is my house

Question 7

Shows Kate being assertive and suggest that Kate doesn’t actually capitulate in the final speech: I S__ A W____ M__ B_ M___ A F___ I_ S__ H___ N__ T__ S_____ T_ R_____

Answer 7

“I see a woman may be made a fool if she have not the spirit to resist”