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Cell 14 – The shrew is hungryQuote: The more my wrong, the more his spite appears:What, did he marry me to famish me?Beggars, that come unto my father’s door,Upon entreat have a present aims;Summary: Katharina is talking about her husband here, saying that heHates her, and only married her to starve her.Reading Comprehension Question: Who is Katharina angry at?Vocabulary Question: In the quote above, the word famish mostclosely means:a) hateb) starvec) hurtd) smellDiscussion Question: Why is Katharina so whiny?Paraphrase Question: Consider the following sentence from the textand decide which of the choices below is the best contemporaryparaphrase – “no, no, forsooth; I dare not for my life.a) indeed; if I did, I would die.b) no, for who? I dare you to take my life.c) not now; I wouldn’t.d) no, I don’t know how to.
Cell 15 – The shrew is still hungry!Quote: I prithee go and get me some repast;I care not what, so it be wholesome food.Summary: Katharina is telling her servants to bring her any kind offood, so long as its wholesome.Reading Comprehension Question: What kind of food does Katharinawant?Vocabulary Question: In the quote above, the word repast mostclosely means:a) alcoholb) foodc) dirtd) clothesDiscussion Question: If you were Katharina’s servant, would you lether boss you around?Paraphrase Question: Consider the following sentence from the textand decide which of the choices below is the best contemporaryparaphrase – “What say you to a neat’s foot?”a) How about I kick you?b) Do you want to eat a cow’s foot?c) What is a neat’s foot?d) Is your foot neat?
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Cell 2: Katharina Knows“BAPTISTAW
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Cell 3: Patricia Enters“PETRUCHIO
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Cell 4: What’s your name Again?
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