English exam 2

Question 1

3 insults

Answer 1

thou puny hell-hated foot-licker
thou rank fat-kidneyed lout
thou surly doghearted strumpet

Question 2

meaning of puny hell-hated foot-licker

Answer 2

small and weak, hated in hell, someone who licks feet

Question 3

meaning of rank fat-kidneyed lout

Answer 3

disdusting, gross and lubberly, stupid and heavy and incapable person

Question 4

meaning of surly doghearted strumpet

Answer 4

bad tempered, pitiless, slut

Question 5

act 1, scene 1
gentlemen, importune me no farther, for how i firmly am resovled you know; that is, not to bestow my ….. before i have a husband for the elder

Answer 5

youngest daughter, Baptista Minola

Question 6

Act 1, scene 2

i come to wive in Padua; if wealthily, then …. in Padua

Answer 6

happily, Petruchio

Question 7

Act 1, Scene 2
petruchio, since we have stepp’d thus far in, i will continue that i broach’d in jest. i can, Petruchio, help thee to a wife with wealth enough and young and beauteous, brought up as best becomes a gentlewoman: her only fault and that is faultsenough, is that she is intolarably curst and ….. and froward, so beyond all measure that, were my state far worser that it is, i would not wed her for a ……

Answer 7

shrewd, mine of gold, Hortensio

Question 8

Act 2, scene 1
what, will you not suffer me? nay, now i see she is your treasure, she must have a husband; i must dance ….. on her wedding day and for your love to her leads apes in hell. talk not to me: i will go sit and weep till i can find occasion for …….

Answer 8

barefoot, revenge, Katherine

Question 9

Act 2, Scene 1

good sister, wrong me not, nor wrong yourself, to make a …….. and a slave of me;

Answer 9

bond-maide, Bianca

Question 10

Act 5, Scene 2

why, there’s a wrench! come on, and kiss me, ……

Answer 10

kate, Petruchio

Question 11

A play within a play

Answer 11

the people in the play watch a play

Question 12

the use of disguises

Answer 12

someone dresses as someone they are not, lucentio dressed up

Question 13

love at first sight

Answer 13

they instantly fall in love with each other as soon as they meet, petruchio and katherine

Question 14

fluid action

Answer 14

filmic, ashumed change without actually seeing them change place or time pass.

Question 15

asides

Answer 15

characters make comments to each other or the audience and the other characters can not hear

Question 16

soliloquy

Answer 16

speeches in which characters think out loud, alone on the satge for the benefit of the audience

Question 17

who speaks the thy husband is thy lord speech and who is she referring to?

Answer 17

Katherine, all husbands

Question 18

interpret the speech
Thy husband is thy lord, thy life, thy
keeper, Thy head, thy sovereign; one that cares for thee, And for thy maintenance commits his body To painful labour both by sea and land, To watch the night in storms, the day in cold, Whilst thou liest warm at home, secure and safe; And craves no other tribute at thy hands But love, fair looks and true obedience; Too little payment for so great a debt.

Answer 18

your husband shoudl mean everything to you. he should be the head of the house. he cares for you and provides for you. he works hard, no matter the weather. while you are at home, happy and warm. all that he asks is that you love him, take care of your appearance and be loyal to him. he isn’t asking for much, in comparison

Question 19

Characters of taming of a shrew

Answer 19

A lord, page+servant+huntsman, chistopher sly, hostess, Baptista Minola, Bianca, Katherine, Gremio, Lucentio, Hortensio, Petruchio, Vincentio, Pedant, Tranio, Biondello, Widow, Grumio