Shrew Quotes

Question 1

‘I am your ____ in all _________’

Answer 1

‘I am your wife in all obedience’ - Page (Induction)

Question 2

‘I ____ you, sir, it is your will to make a _____ of me amongst these ______’

Answer 2

‘I pray you, sir, it is your will to make a stale of me amongst these mates’ - Kate (Act 1)

Question 3

‘I ____, I _____, I _______’

Answer 3

‘I burn, I pine, I perish’ - Lucentio (Act 1)

Question 4

‘Katherine the _____’

Answer 4

‘Katherine the curst’ - (Act 1)

Question 5

‘Have I not in my _____ heard _____ ____’

Answer 5

‘Have I not in my time heard lions roar’ - Petruchio (Act 1)

Question 6

‘He hath the ______ of my life in hold, his ________ daughter, __________ Bianca’

Answer 6

‘He hath the jewel of my life in hold, his youngest daughter, beautiful Bianca’ - Hortensio (Act 1)

Question 7

‘I come to _____ it ________ in Padua; If ________ then _________ in Padua’

Answer 7

‘I come to wive if wealthily in Padua; If wealthily then happily in Padua’ - Petruchio (Act 1)

Question 8

‘Sirs I will _________ on this _________ man’

Answer 8

‘Sirs I will practice on this drunken man’ - The Lord (Induction)

Question 9

‘O _________ beast, how like a ______ he lies’

Answer 9

‘O monstrous beast, how like a swine he lies’ - Lord (Induction)

Question 10

‘I ________ thee, sister Kate, ______ my hands’

Answer 10

‘I prithee thee, sister Kate, untie my hands’ Bianca (Act 2)

Question 11

‘Pray you have not a daughter called _________, ____ and _________?’

Answer 11

‘Pray you have not a daughter called Katharina, fair and virtuous?’ Petruchio (Act 2)

Question 12

‘Where two _______ ______ meet together they do not consume the thing that _______ their _____’

Answer 12

‘When two raging fires meet together they do not consume the thing that feeds their fury’ Petruchio (Act 2)

Question 13

‘With a _________ _______’ _________ with his ‘head ______’

Answer 13

‘With a devilish spirit’ Hortensio with his ‘head broke’ (Act 2)

Question 14

‘If I be ________, best beware my _______’

Answer 14

‘If I be waspish, best beware my sting’ Kate (Act 2)

Question 15

‘____ you, ____ you, I will marry you….I am born to _____ you Kate’

Answer 15

‘Will you, nill you, I will marry you….I am born to marry you Kate’ Petruchio (Act 2)

Question 16

‘For such and injury would ___ a very ______. Much more a shrew of thy _________ _______’

Answer 16

‘For such and injury would vex a very saint. Much more a shrew of thy impatient humour’ Baptista (Act 3)

Question 17

‘An ___-____ to our _______ festival’

Answer 17

‘An eye-sore to our solemn festival’ Baptista (Act 3)

Question 18

‘Tut, she’s a _____, a ______, a ______, to him’

Answer 18

‘Tut, she’s a lamb, a dove, a fool, to him’ Gremio (Act 3)

Question 19

‘Be ____ and ______, or go hang yourselves. But for my _______ Kate, she must with me’

Answer 19

‘Be mad and merry, or go hang yourselves. But for my bonny Kate, she must with me’ Petruchio (Act 3)

Question 20

‘I will be ________ of what is mine own. She is my ______, my _______ ; She is my ______’

Answer 20

‘I will be master of what is mine own. She is my goods, my chattels; She is my house’ Petruchio (Act 3)

Question 21

‘By this _________, he is more ______ than she’

Answer 21

‘By this reckoning, he is more shrew than she’ Curtis (act 4)

Question 22

‘And thus I’ll curb her ____ and ___________ humour. He that knows better how to _____ a ______, now let him speak’

Answer 22

‘And thus I’ll curb her mad and headstrong humour. He that knows better how to tame a shrew, now let him speak’ Petruchio (Act 4)

Question 23

‘enter Tranio [disguised as ________] and Hortensio [disguised as ______]’

Answer 23

‘Enter Tranio [disguised as Lucentio] and Hortensio [disguised as Litio]’ (Act 4)

Question 24

‘And here I take the like ________ _____ never to marry with her’

Answer 24

‘And here I take the like unfeigned oath never to marry with her’ Tranio (Act 4)

Question 25

‘The more my wrong, the more his _____ appears. What, did he ______ me to _______ me?’

Answer 25

‘The more my wrong, the more his spite appears. What, did he marry me to famish me?’ Kate (Act 4)

Question 26

‘Be it ____ or ___ or whatever you please; and if you please to call it a _____-_______, henceforth I ___ it shall be so for me’

Answer 26

‘Be it moon or sun or whatever you please; and if you please to call it a rush-candle, henceforth I vow it shall be so for me’ Kate (Act 4)

Question 27

‘I will give thee a ____, now _____ thee, ____, stay’

Answer 27

‘I will give thee a kiss, now pray thee, love, stay’ Kate (Act 5)

Question 28

‘Am I your ____? I mean to shift my _____’

Answer 28

‘Am I your bird? I mean to shift my bush’ Bianca (Act 5)

Question 29

‘When she is _______, peevish, _______, sour/ and not _________ to his honest will/ what is she but a _____ contending ______’

Answer 29

‘When she is froward, peevish, sullen, sour/ and not obedient to his honest will/ what is she but a foul contending rebel’ Kate (Act 5)

Question 30

‘Thy husband is thy _____, thy _____, thy ______, thy _____, thy _________’

Answer 30

‘Thy husband is thy lord, thy life, thy keeper, thy head, thy sovereign’ Kate (Act 5)

Question 31

‘Thou has _______ a curst ______’

Answer 31

‘Thou has tamed a curst shrew’ Hortensio (Act 5)