Caliban

Question 1

Thou didst seek to

Answer 1

Violate the honour of my child

Question 2

‘Tis a villain sir,

Answer 2

I do not love to look on

Question 3

I must

Answer 3

Eat my dinner

Question 4

Would’t had been done… I had peopled else

Answer 4

this island with Calibans

Question 5

I pitied thee

Answer 5

Took pains to make her speak

Question 6

You taught me language

Answer 6

And my profit on’t is I know how to curse

Question 7

Sometimes I am all wound with adders

Answer 7

Who with cloven tongues do hiss me into madness

Question 8

Here comes the spirit of his

Answer 8

To torment me for bringing in wood slowly

Question 9

A man

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Or a fish?

Question 10

He’s a present for any emperor that

Answer 10

Ever trod on neat’s leather

Question 11

I’ll show thee every fertile inch of the island, and

Answer 11

I will kiss thy foot

Question 12

Give him blows,

Answer 12

And take his bottle from him

Question 13

Bit him enough; and after a little time,

Answer 13

I’ll beat him too

Question 14

And that most deeply to consider is/

Answer 14

The beauty of his daughter

Question 15

Sometimes a thousand twanging instruments

Answer 15

Will hum about mine ears

Question 16

When I waked

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I cried to dream again

Question 17

What do you mean to dote

Answer 17

Thus on such luggage?

Question 18

Two of these fellows you must know and own; this thing

Answer 18

Of darkness, I acknowledge mine

Question 19

That’s a brave god, and bears

Answer 19

Celestial liquor. I will kneel to him

Question 20

First possess his books for without …

Answer 20

Them he’s but a sot, as i am

Question 21

I loved thee,

Answer 21

And showed thee all the qualities o’the isle

Question 22

Thou didst not, savage, know thy own meaning

Answer 22

but wouldst gabble like a thing most brutish