Katharina's Character and Metaphors

The video tutorial features a performance of 'The Taming of the Shrew' Act 2, Scene 1. It begins with an introduction and setup of the scene, followed by a series of dialogues between Katharina and Patricia. The characters engage in verbal sparring and witty exchanges, showcasing humorous banter and wordplay. The scene concludes with a proposal and the end of the act.

What is the main focus of the introduction by S32?

• The historical context of the play

• The performance by S32

• The characters' costumes

• The setting of the play

How does Katharina respond to Patricia's presence?

• With fear

• With spirit

• With indifference

• With anger

What metaphor is used to describe Katharina's beauty?

• A rose

• A nightingale

• A diamond

• A star

What does Katharina's demeanor get compared to?

• A storm

• A calm sea

• A morning rose

• A nightingale

What does the character claim about Katharina's beauty?

• It is unmatched

• It is overrated

• It is ordinary

• It is fading

What is Katharina compared to when she is silent?

• A statue

• A nightingale

• A rose

• A morning dew

What is the playful exchange about Katharina's name?

• It is too common

• It is too long

• It is often changed

• It is often mispronounced

What is the tone of the exchange between Katharina and the other character?

• Indifferent

• Serious

• Playful

• Hostile

What reputation does Katharina have according to the dialogue?

• The most feared

• The kindest

• The most intelligent

• The prettiest in Christendom

What metaphor is used to describe Katharina's temperament?

• A lion

• A wasp

• A snake

• A bear