King Lear Review

Question 1

“I have so often Blush’d to acknowledge him”

Answer 1

Glouster to Kent

Question 2

“Let me still remain the true blank of thine eye”

Answer 2

Kent to Lear

Question 3

“Meantime, we shall express our darker purpose”

Answer 3

Lear

Question 4

“What shall Cordelia speak? Love, and be silent

Answer 4

Cordelia aside

Question 5

“By you to be sustain’d, shall our abode/Make with you due turn”

Answer 5

Lear to Kent

Question 6

“This cornet part between you”

Answer 6

Lear

Question 7

“Election makes not up i such conditions”

Answer 7

Burgundy to Lear- countering Lear’s behaviour towards Cordelia

Question 8

“To your professed bossoms I commit him”

Answer 8

Cordelia to France

Question 9

“A soliciting eye, and such a tounge”

Answer 9

Cordelia to Lear

Question 10

“Such unconstant stars are we like to have from him as this of Kent’s banishment”

Answer 10

Regan to Goneril

Question 11

“Let’s see: come; if it be nothing, I shall not need spectacles”

Answer 11

Glouster

Question 12

“Where’s my fool, I think the world’s asleep”

Answer 12

Lear

Question 12

“Where’s my fool, I think the world’s asleep”

Answer 12

Lear

Question 13

“Well, you may fear too far”

Answer 13

Albany

Question 14

“Mumbling of wicked charms, conjuring the moon/To stand auspicious misteress.

Answer 14

Edmound

Question 14

“Mumbling of wicked charms, conjuring the moon/To stand auspicious misteress.

Answer 14

Edmound

Question 15

“Loyal and natural boy, I’ll work the means to make thee capable”

Answer 15

Glouster

Question 16

“Wherein we must have use of your advice

Answer 16

Regan

Question 17

“Why, a monstrous fellow art thou, thus to rail on one that is neither known or thee knows thee!”

Answer 17

Oswald

Question 18

“Shall break into a hundred thousand flaws”

Answer 18

Lear

Question 19

“The body’s delicate ; this tempest in my mind”

Answer 19

Lear

Question 20

“Draw the curtains so. We’ll go to supper i’th’morning

Answer 20

Lear

Question 21

“Yet the moon shines: I’ll make a sop o’th’moonshine of you

Answer 21

Kent

Question 22

“This cold night will turn us all to fools & madmen”

Answer 22

Fool

Question 23

“And in the end meet the old course of death/Women will all turn to monsters”

Answer 23

Third servant

Question 24

“The winged vengeance overtake such children

Answer 24

Glouster

Question 25

“Life would not yield to age”

Answer 25

Edgar

Question 26

“Tis the times’s plague, when madmen lead the blind”

Answer 26

Gloucester

Question 27

“That nature, which contems it’s origin/cannot be border’d certain of itself

Answer 27

Albany

Question 28

“When we are born, we cry that we are come/To this great stage of fools”

Answer 28

Lear