The Taming of the Shrew Introduction 1 Performance: Lord, Lines 102-127

The transcript provides a detailed guide on how to assume the role of a lady, emphasizing the importance of conduct, duty, and emotional expression. It includes practical tips for acting, such as using an onion to induce tears, and highlights the significance of showing love and respect through actions and words.

What is the boy instructed to do after dressing like a lady?

• Sing a song

• Dance gracefully

• Write a letter

• Conduct himself with honorable actions

How should the boy address the drunkard?

• As Sir

• As Madam

• As Your Highness

• As My Lord

What kind of demeanor is the boy expected to maintain?

• Silent and reserved

• Soft and courteous

• Cheerful and lively

• Loud and boisterous

What should the boy do if he cannot cry naturally?

• Use an onion to induce tears

• Pretend to cry

• Ask for help

• Ignore the instruction

What is the ultimate goal of the boy's performance?

• To express joy at the drunkard's recovery

• To entertain the audience

• To confuse the drunkard

• To show the drunkard's noble status