The Merchant of Venice

which character was returning from from the monastery?

• Portia

• Shylock

• Antonio

• Lorenzo

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What Character is the protagonist known as the "Merchant of Venice"?

• Antonio

• Bassanio

• Shylock

• Gratiano

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What Language are the characters speaking in the play?

• English

• Latin

• French

• Italian

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"Borrow it on the strength of my credit or my personal friendships - I don't mind" (I.1.183-185)

For the above quote, which character is the audience?

• Portia

• Lorenzo

• Bassanio

• Shylock

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"If I should live to be as old as the ancient Sybilla, I'll die as chaste as the virginal Diana unless I'm wooed in accordance with my father's will."

The above quote contains which of the following?

• Allusion

• Anecdote

• Apostophe

• Metaphor

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This day refers to a specific day after Easter in 1360 during the Hundred Year's War when a thousand of King Edward's troops were killed by a freak snow storm.

• Black Friday

• Ash Wednesday

• Shrove Tuesday

• Black Monday

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"All that glitters is not gold;

Often have you heard that told.

Many a man his life has sold

Just my outside to behold.

Golden tombs do worms enfold.

Had you been as wise as bold,

Young in limbs, in wisdom old,

Your answer would not be enscrolled -

Fare you well. Your suit is cold" (II.7.93).

Who is the audience of the above passage?

• Prince of England

• Prince of Arragon

• Portia

• Prince of Morocco

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What is the difference between a monologue and a soliloquy?

• A monologue is when only one character is speaking, and a solilquy is when two characters are speaking.

• A monologue involves no listeners other than the audience, but a soliloquy involves at least one other listener.

• A monologue is when one character is speaking uninterupted, and a soliloquy is when one character is speaking directly to the audience alone on stage.

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What does Portia tell the Prince of Morocco he must do before selecting a casket?

• Put down his Sword

• Seal is fate with a kiss

• Go to the temple

• Go wash his hands

Who do Salerio and Solanio say was not on Bassanio's ship?

• Lorenzo

• Bassanio

• Lancelot

• Gratiano