The Taming of the Shrew 1.2 Performance: Grumio, Lines 75-80

What is the main idea presented in the first section about wealth and relationships?

• Wealth is more important than relationships.

• Marrying someone to a puppet or an aglet baby is valuable.

• The influence of wealth on relationships is questioned.

• Relationships should be based on love, not wealth.

In the second section, what is suggested about marrying someone with wealth?

• Personal flaws are more important than wealth.

• Marrying someone with wealth is always a mistake.

• Wealth is irrelevant in marriage.

• Wealth can overshadow personal flaws.

How does the text describe someone with many diseases?

• As someone who should be avoided.

• As someone who can still be valuable if wealthy.

• As someone who is beyond help.

• As someone who should be pitied.

What does the final section imply about the role of money?

• Money is not important in life.

• Money can make any situation acceptable.

• Money should be ignored in relationships.

• Money is less important than health.

What is the significance of the phrase 'nothing comes amiss' in the context of the text?

• It suggests that everything is perfect.

• It implies that wealth can justify any situation.

• It means that nothing is ever wrong.

• It indicates that mistakes are common.