Taming Of The Shrew Quotes

Question 1

‘I ____ _________ on this _________ ____’ -____, ________

‘O ___________ _______’-____, ________

Answer 1

‘I will practice on this drunken man’ -Lord, induction

‘O monstrous beast’ -Lord, induction

Question 2

‘I am _____ _____ in ____ _________’ -____ as ____, ________

‘I ______ this ________ ______ for my _______’ - ____ as _____, ________

Answer 2

‘I am your wife in all obedience’ -Page as wife, induction

‘I hope this reason stands for my excuse’- Page as wife, induction

Question 3

‘I _____, I _____, I _____’ - _________, Act __

‘Grammercies, ______, ____ ____ thou _______’- _______, Act __

Answer 3

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

‘Grammercies, Tranio, well dost thou advise’ - Lucentio, Act 1

Question 4

‘I _____ ___ sir, is it your ____ to ____ _____ of me _________ these _____’ -________, Act __

‘_____ your _______’ -_________, Act __
‘Katherine ___ _______’

Answer 4

‘I pray you sir, is it your will to make stale of me among these mates’ - Katherine, Act 1

‘Comb your noddle’ - Katherine, Act 1
‘Katherine the curst’

Question 5

‘They __________ _________’

Answer 5

‘They exchange garments’

Question 6

‘Where two ________ _____ meet __________ do they __________ the ______ that feeds their ______’ - _________, act __

‘I am _____ to ______ _____, and bring you from a _____ _____ to a _____ __________ as other ____________ ______’ -__________, act __

Answer 6

‘Where two raging fires meet together do they consume the thing that feeds their fury’ - Petruchio, act 2

‘I am born to tame Kate, and bring you from a wild Kate to a Kate conformable as other household Kates’ -Petruchio, act 2

Question 7

‘If I be _________, best _________ of my _______’ -_____, act __

‘I _______ sister Kate, ______ my ______ [Katherine ______ her]’ -_______, act __

Answer 7

‘If I be waspish, best beware of my sting’ -Kate, act 2

‘I prithee sister Kate, untie my hands [Katherine strikes her]’ -Bianca, act 2

Question 8

‘With a ________ _______’- __________, act __

Answer 8

‘With a devilish spirit’ -Hortensio, act 2

Question 9

‘For such ____ _________ would ____ a _______. Much more a ______ of thy ___________ _______.’-________, act __

‘An ___-____ to our _________ __________’ -________, act __

Answer 9

‘For such and injury would vex a saint. Much more a shrew of thy impatient humour.’ -Baptista, act 3

‘An eye-sore to our solemn festival’ -Baptista, act 3

Question 10

‘Tut, she’s a _____, a ______, a ______, to him’ -________, act __

Answer 10

‘Tut, she’s a lamb, a dove, a fool, to him’ -Grumio, act 3

Question 11

‘Be _____ and ______ or go _____ yourselves. But for my ______ ____, she must ____ __’ -________, act __

‘I will be _______ of what is _____ ___. She is my ______, my _______; she is my ______’ -_________, act __

Answer 11

‘By mad and merry or go hang yourselves. But for my bonny Kate, she must with me’ -Petruchio, act 3

‘I will be master of what is mine own. She is my goods, she is my chattel; she is my house’ -Petruchio, act 3

Question 12

‘By this ________ he is more _______ than she’ -_______, act __

Answer 12

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

Question 13

‘And thus I’ll ____ her ___ and _________ ______. He that ______ _______ how to _____ a _____, now let him ______’ -_________, act __

Answer 13

‘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 14

‘[Enter Tranio (disguised as _________) and Hortensio (disguised as _____)]’

Answer 14

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

Question 15

‘And here I take the _____ __________ ___ not to ______ her’ -________, act __

Answer 15

‘And here I take the like unfeigned oath not to marry her’ -Tranio, act 4