Act One Scene 3

What does the speech of Antonio in Part 1 show about his character?

• Forgiving and understanding

• Vindictive and prejudiced

• Respectful and considerate

• Kind and compassionate

Why do you think Antonio loses his self-control in Part 1?

• He is proud of his behavior towards Shylock

• He is embarrassed at having his bad treatment of Shylock described to Bassanio

• He feels sorry for Shylock

• He is genuinely remorseful for his actions

Do you like Antonio less now? Why?

• Yes, because he is disrespectful and hypocritical

• No, because he is kind and understanding

• Yes, because he is respectful and considerate

• No, because he is forgiving and compassionate

Do you think that Shylock is sincere about extending friendship in Part 2?

• No, he is being vindictive and prejudiced

• Yes, he is being kind and compassionate

• No, he is being sarcastic

• Yes, he is genuinely sincere

Why might Shylock use the words 'in a merry sport' in Part 2?

• To emphasize the playful nature of the bond

• To demonstrate his respect for Antonio

• To express his deep hatred for Antonio

• To show his genuine kindness

Why does Shylock want Antonio's pound of flesh in Part 2?

• As a form of punishment for Antonio

• As a symbol of their friendship

• As a sign of respect for Antonio

• As a gesture of kindness towards Antonio

What impression do you form of Antonio in Part 3?

• He is proud and arrogant

• He is kind and compassionate

• He is respectful and considerate

• He is vindictive and prejudiced

Do you think Bassanio means what he says in Part 3?

• No, he is being sarcastic

• Yes, he is sincere in his words

• No, he is proud and arrogant

• Yes, he is kind and compassionate

What are some adjectives that you can use to describe Shylock?

• Kind and compassionate

• Respectful and considerate

• Vindictive and prejudiced

• Forgiving and understanding

How have your opinions of Antonio and Bassanio changed?

• They are now more vindictive and prejudiced

• They are now more kind and compassionate

• They are now more respectful and considerate

• They are now more forgiving and understanding