Petruchio's Perspectives on Kate

The transcript is a dialogue between Petruchio and Kate, where Petruchio attempts to woo Kate with various compliments and strategies. Despite Kate's initial resistance and witty retorts, Petruchio remains persistent. The dialogue explores themes of courtship, reputation, and the dynamics of their relationship, ultimately leading to an agreement on marriage.

What is Petruchio's initial approach to wooing Kate?

• By ignoring her completely

• By being straightforward and honest

• By using flattery and compliments

• By sending her gifts

How does Petruchio plan to respond if Kate frowns?

• He will frown back

• He will leave

• He will say she looks like morning roses

• He will ignore her

What does Petruchio say about Kate's voice if she remains silent?

• It is loud and harsh

• It is piercingly eloquent

• It is non-existent

• It is like a whisper

What is Petruchio's reaction to Kate's resistance?

• He gives up

• He becomes angry

• He remains persistent

• He seeks help from others

How does Petruchio describe Kate in his compliments?

• As a gentle dove

• As a stubborn mule

• As a fierce lion

• As a sweet nightingale

What does Petruchio claim about his intentions towards Kate?

• He wants to avoid her

• He wants to marry her

• He wants to compete with her

• He wants to be her friend

What agreement does Petruchio make with Kate's father?

• To give Kate a gift

• To take Kate on a trip

• To marry Kate

• To leave Kate alone

How does Kate initially react to the marriage arrangement?

• She is excited

• She is indifferent

• She is resistant

• She is supportive

What does Petruchio believe about Kate's feelings towards him?

• She is indifferent

• She dislikes him

• She fears him

• She loves him

What does Petruchio plan to do after the agreement with Kate's father?

• Cancel the wedding

• Leave the town

• Seek Kate's approval

• Prepare for the wedding