Bianca and Her Suitors' Dynamics

In Act Three, Lucentio and Hortensio, both disguised as tutors, compete for Bianca's attention. Bianca asserts her right to choose her tutor, leading to Lucentio revealing his true identity to her. Although initially suspicious, Bianca shows some interest. Hortensio then attempts to win her over with music, but Bianca remains uninterested. A servant interrupts, calling Bianca away for wedding preparations. Hortensio, left alone, expresses his doubts about Bianca's character and intentions.

What is the main conflict between Lucentio and Hortensio at the beginning of Act Three?

• They are fighting over a family inheritance.

• They are arguing about who will tutor Bianca first.

• They are competing for a job position.

• They are debating over a philosophical idea.

How does Bianca assert her choice in selecting a tutor?

• She lets the tutors decide among themselves.

• She states that it is her decision to make.

• She flips a coin to choose.

• She asks her father to decide.

What method does Lucentio use to reveal his true identity to Bianca?

• He tells her directly.

• He sings her a song.

• He uses a Latin lesson.

• He writes her a letter.

What is Bianca's initial reaction to Lucentio's revelation?

• She is immediately convinced.

• She is angry and leaves.

• She is suspicious and distrustful.

• She is indifferent.

What does Hortensio use to express his feelings to Bianca?

• A poem.

• A musical lesson.

• A dance.

• A painting.

How does Bianca respond to Hortensio's musical lesson?

• She laughs and walks away.

• She is confused and asks for clarification.

• She is flattered and accepts his feelings.

• She rejects his advances.

Why does Bianca leave the scene with the servant?

• She has an appointment elsewhere.

• She is upset with the tutors.

• Her father needs her for wedding preparations.

• She wants to avoid further conflict.

What does Hortensio decide if Bianca is easily swayed by a simple tutor?

• He will lose interest in her.

• He will confront Lucentio.

• He will seek advice from a friend.

• He will continue to pursue her.