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Act I. Scene ii“Argument”Quote: Grumio- “Knock at the gate! O heavens! Spake you not thesewords plain, ‘Sirrah, knock me here, rap me here, knock me well, andknock me soundly’? And come you now with, knocking at the gate’?”Petruchio- “Sirrah, be gone, or talk not I advise you.”Summary: In this scene, Grumio and Petruchio continue to argue.Grumio just makes it harder for them to get what they want. Petruchiotells Grumio to stop talking.RCQ: What are Grumio and Petruchio still doing?VQ: In the quote above, the word spake most closely means,a.) triedb.) stoppedc.) spoked.) wonderedDQ: Why do you think Grumio doesn’t want to knock the gate?GQ: Petruchio- “Such winds as scatters young men through the world,To seek their fortunes farther than at home Where small experiencegrows.”a.) “Young men scatter. They also. They seek fortune far away.”b.) “We need to find those men that are scattered for thefortune.”c.) “Experience grows on trees.”d.) “Men are thrown around to experience things in the world.”
Act I. Scene ii“Petruchio knows her father but not her”Quote: Hortensio- “Her father is Baptista Minola, An affable andcourteous gentleman: Her name is Katharina Minola, Renown’din Padua for her scoulding tongue.”Petruchio- “ I know her father, though I know not he… I will notsleep, Hortensio, 'til I see her; And therefore let me be thus boldwith you to give you over at this first encounter, Unless you willaccompany me thither.”Summary: Petruchio says that he doesn’t really know the fair lady,Katharina, but does know her father, Baptista Minola.LDQ: From the quote above, I will not sleep, Hortensio, till I see herthis shows how much:a.) money he hasb.) he wants to meet this fair ladyc.) how important the event isd.) he needs glassesRCQ: According to the quote above, who knows whom?VQ: In the quote above, the word affable most closely means,a.) Greedyb.) Sneakyc.) Friendlyd.) UnpleasantDQ: Why do you think Petruchio still wants to marry the fair lady anddoesn’t even know her yet?
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Cell IV: Sly, Servant and Lord Talk
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Cell 4I must believe my master; els
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Cell # 6(To Tranio) Signior Lucenti
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Cell #7No shame but mine: I must fo
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Cell #9O, sir, his lackey, for all
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Cell #11Tedious it were to tell, an
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d) He’s crazy to dress like that.
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Cell #14I must away to-day, before
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Cell #15They shall go forward, Kate
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Cell 4: Burnt MuttonQuote:Petruchio
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Cell 5: Katharina Realizing Somethi
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Cell 10: Hortensio Reveals True Ide
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