Taming Of The Shrew

Question 1

And kiss me, Kate. We will be married o’Sunday.

Answer 1

Petruchio

Kate does not agree

Question 2

O monstrous beast!

Answer 2

Upper class and lower class difference. Immediately introduces class theme

Question 3

To me she’s married, not unto my clothes

Answer 3

Appearance, and class. Could indicate a more deep meaning to the marriage. Not just for money perhaps?

Question 4

Master

Answer 4

Lucentio and Tranio’s relationship
Tranio speaks in verse, yet uses colloquial language, and calls Lucentio master.
Close relationship
Subverts natural view

Question 5

Put finger in the eye

Answer 5

Slapstick violence

Katerina and Bianca

Question 6

If I achieve not this young modest girl

Answer 6

Possessions
Gender
Treatment of women

Question 7

What dowry shall I have with her to wife?

Answer 7

Finance transaction

Question 8

What, with my tongue in your tail?

Answer 8

Slapstick violence
Bedroom farce
Bawdy humour

Question 9

Striking Curtis’s ear

Answer 9

Relationship between upper and lower class 
Slapstick violence

Question 10

‘Tis burnt, and so is all the meat

Answer 10

Manipulative

Beginning of taming

Question 11

And he’ll take her

Answer 11

Natural to most people

Question 12

At, but the mustard is too hot a little

Answer 12

Grumio helps manipulate Kate

Belittling

Question 13

Grumio keeps up with Petruchio

Answer 13

‘The note lies’

Question 14

Rogue

Answer 14

Relationship between servants and masters

Question 15

I am ____ wife in ___ obedience

Answer 15

I am your wife in all obedience- Page
Foreshadow?
Induction

Question 16

I am ____ to tame you ____, and bring you from a ____ to a Kate conformable as other _________ Kate’s

Answer 16

I am born to tame you Kate, and bring you from a wild Kate to a Kate conformable as other household Kate’s
Act 2