Act 4

Question 1

Quote showing Petruchio controlling Kate and his torturous methods of taming her: S__ a__ n_ m___ t____ n__ s____ s__ e__, l___ n____ s__ s____ n__, n__ s____ s__ s____

Answer 1

“She ate no meat today, nor shall she eat, last night she slept not, nor shall she sleep”

Question 2

Quote showing Petruchio’s taming and his torturous methods (talks about changing her attitudes): I_ s__ c_____ t_ n__ I’__ r___ a__ b____ […] T___ I_ T__ W__ T_ K___ A W___ W___ K_______, A__ T___ I’__ C____ H__ M__ A__ H_________ H_____

Answer 2

“If she chance to nod I’ll rail and brawl… this is a way to kill a wife with kindness, and thus i’ll curve her mad and headstrong humour

Question 3

Petruchio’s arrogance (supporting him being “the captain”) and him being the “taming master”: H_ W__ K____ B_____ H__ T_ T___ A S_____, N__ L__ H__ S____

Answer 3

“He who knows better how to tame a shrew, now let him speak”

Question 4

Shows Lucentio and Bianca as the innamorati (over the top lovey dovey stuff): I R___ T___ I P______ T__ A__ T_ L___” [Lucentio}
A__ M__ Y__ P___, S__, M_____ O_ T__ A__” - [Bianca]

Answer 4

“I read that I profess the art to love”- Lucentio

“And may you prove, sir , master of the art”- Bianca

Question 5

Relates to Bianca having power over Lucentio ( Lucentio says this): M______ O_ M_ H____

Answer 5

“mistress of my heart”

Question 6

Shows misogyny/ the weird attitudes towards women: U_________ W________

Answer 6

“unconstant womankind”-

Tranio

Question 7

Shows inversion of servants and masters, Tranio influencing Hortensio, and shows Hortensio as foolish: I_ Y__ S_ B_ C________ F_______ B_____ A__ H__ L___ F______

Answer 7

“If you be so contended- forswear Bianca and her love forever”- Tranio

Question 8

Shows misogyny/women being treated as accessories/exchangeable and makes Hortensio seem foolish by moving on so quickly, showing he was simply dramatising his undying love for Bianca: I W___ B_ M______ T_ A W______ W____ E__ T____ D___ P___

Answer 8

“I will be married to a wealthy widow ere three days past”- Hortensio

Question 9

Shows Hortensio as the fool and relates to trickery/deception, as Bianca, Lucentio and Tranio all knew Licio was not real and just saw him as a pest: “W_ A__ R__ O_ L____!”

Answer 9

“We are rid of Licio!” _ Bianca, Tranio and Lucentio

Question 10

Referring to Petruchio’s new programme for his “special talent” and also shows his arrogance, as Kate is not “tamed” yet:
T__ T_____ S_____

P________ I_ T__ M_____, W__ T_______ T_____ E_____ A__ T_____ L___, T_ T___ A S____ and C____ H__ C_________ T_____

Answer 10

“The taming school” “Petruchio is the master, who teacheth tricks eleven and twenty long, to tame a shrew and charm her chattering tongue”- Tranio

Question 11

Tranio tricking Vincentio- deception, inversion of servant-master roles- disguise: Of Mantua! G__ F____ S__! A__ C___ T_ Padua W___ O_ Y___ L___”

Answer 11

“Of Mantua! God forbid sir! and come to Padua weary of your life?” - Tranio to Vincentio

Question 12

Tranio tricking Vincentio- deception, inversion of servant-master roles- disguise: T_ save your life, I_ T___ E________, T___ F_____ W___ I do F__ Y___ S___

Answer 12

“To save your life, in this extremity, this favour will I do for your sake”- Tranio to Vincentio

Question 13

Kate talking about why she is shrewish, relating to her upbringing being privileged and her not having to be obedient to have basic human rights: B__ I, who never K___ H__ T_ entreat, N__ S____ I E___ needed T___ I S____ entreat, A_ S_____ F__ M___

Answer 13

“But I, who never knew how to entreat, nor should I ever needed that I should entreat, am starved for meat”- Kate

Question 14

Repartee, teasing of Kate by grumio, shows Grumio as the contrived fool, two quotes from the back and forth dialogue:
I F___ I_ I_ T__ C______
and
W__ T__ mustard without T__ B___

Answer 14

“I fear it is too choleric” teasing and “why then mustard without the beef” - Grumio to Kate

Question 15

Insults, servants and masters, kate insulting Grumio:

F____ D_______ S____

Answer 15

“false deluding slave” - Kate insulting Grumio

Question 16

Shows deception, Petruchio’s manipulativeness, the inequity of Kate being isolated and Petruchio being backed up by his friends: E__ I_ U_ A__, H________, I_ T___ L_____ M_

Answer 16

“Eat it up all, Hortensio, if thou lovest me”- Petruchio

Question 17

Kate being a girl boss, standing up for herself, and showing she has the right to speak her mind:
I A_ N_ C____, N_ B___, M_ T_____ W___ T___ T__ A____ O_ M_ H____

Answer 17

“I am no child, no babe..,. my tongue will tell the anger of my heart”- Girl Boss Kate

Question 18

repartee/stichomythia, comic fool (Grumio), relating to the tailor:
There’s too many quotes, the best to remember is:
I D__ not bid him to C__ I_ T_ P_____. E___, T___ liest”

Answer 18

“The gown is made, just as my master had direction, Grumio gave order how it should be done”
“I did not bid him to cut it to pieces.Ergo, thou liest”
“The sleeve’s curiously cut”
“Error i’ the bill, sir”

Question 19

Hypocrisy as Petruchio is focused on money as the innamorati, shows stupid moralism and randomly preaching random shit to each other because there was such emphasis on being eloquent and profound:
T__ T__ M___ T___ M____ T__ B___ R____

Answer 19

“Tis the mind that makes the body rich” - Petruchio

Question 20

Show’s Lucentio assuredness in the marriage, his respect for Bianca and presenting the two as the innamorati:
I M__ A__ W___ I_ S__ B_ S_ C________, S__ W____ B_ P______, W__ therefore should I doubt?

Answer 20

“I may and will if she be so contented , she will be pleased, why therefore should I doubt?” —Lucentio referring to marrying Bianca

Question 21

the moon/ sun scene- showing Pete’s manipulation, Kate’s taming, her most obvious capitulation:
I_ S__ B_ moon, O_ S___, O_ what I L___”- Petruchio
I_ Y__ please to C__ I_ A R___-C_____, so I_ S___ be f__ M_”

Answer 21

“It shall be moon, or star, or what I list” “If you please to call it a rush-candle, so it shall be for me” Kate

Question 22

Petruchio humiliating Kate, physical humour (appearance), confusion, inversion of gender (the scene where Kate must act like Vincentio is a woman):
Y____ B______ virgin, F___ and F____ and S____” - Kate
W__, H__ N__, Kate, I H___ T___ T___ art not M__! T___ I_ a man”

Answer 22

“Young budding virgin, fair and fresh and sweet”- referring to Vincentio
“Why, how now, Kate, I hope that art not mad! This is a man”- Petruchio

Question 23

Quote relating to the mistreat of women and Hortensio being impressionable and therefore a fool, completely following Petruchio:
“H__ T_ M_ widow, A__ I_ S__ B_ F______, T___ H___ T___ T_____ H________ T_ B_ U_______”

Answer 23

“Have to my widow, and if she be froward, then hast thou taught Hortensio to be untoward”