The Taming of the Shrew Introduction 1 Performance: Lord, Lines 30-37

The transcript discusses a plan to transform a drunken beggar's perception by creating an illusion of wealth and comfort. This involves dressing him in fine clothes, adorning him with rings, and surrounding him with a lavish banquet and attendants, to make him forget his true identity.

What does the speaker find repulsive in the first section?

• The image of a drunken man

• The image of grim death

• The image of sweet clothes

• The image of a banquet

What does the speaker intend to do with the drunken man?

• Ignore him

• Practice an experiment on him

• Give him a lecture

• Send him away

What is the first step in the speaker's plan to transform the drunken man?

• Put rings on his fingers

• Wrap him in sweet clothes

• Prepare a banquet

• Wake him up

What does the speaker believe will help the man forget his past?

• A long sleep

• A brave attendant

• A delicious banquet

• A new identity

What is the ultimate goal of the speaker's plan for the drunken man?

• To make him a scholar

• To make him a servant

• To make him forget himself

• To make him a king