WorksheetsTOTS Act 1
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 9mins
Who arrives in Padua to study philosophy?
Lucentio and his servant
Baptista and his daughters
Hortensio and his friend
Vincentio and his son
What is the rule set by the girls' father regarding marriage?
The younger daughter must marry first
Both daughters must marry at the same time
The older daughter must marry before the younger one
The daughters can marry anyone they choose
Who falls instantly in love with Bianca?
Lucentio
Hortensio
Baptista
Vincentio
What disguise does Tranio suggest for Lucentio to get close to Bianca?
As a merchant
As a tutor
As a nobleman
As a servant
Who arrives in Padua at Hortensio's house?
Petruchio and his servant Grumio
Lucentio and Tranio
Gremio and Hortensio
Bianca and her father
What has recently happened to Petruchio's father?
He has moved to another city
He has passed away
He has remarried
He has become wealthy
What does Hortensio suggest Petruchio do to impress Bianca?
Present himself as a wealthy suitor
Present himself as a music tutor
Present himself as a Latin tutor
Present himself as a poet
Who is the tutor in disguise according to Gremio?
Petruchio
"Cambio"
Hortensio
"Litio"
Who must be married before Bianca according to Baptista's rule?
Lucentio
Tranio
Katherina
Gremio
What does Lucentio do to get close to Bianca?
Disguise himself as a tutor
Write her a letter
Send her gifts
Ask for her hand in marriage
Who plans to take Lucentio's place in Padua?
Gremio
Hortensio
Tranio
Baptista
What misunderstanding occurs between Petruchio and Grumio?
The meaning of "knock"
The identity of Katherine
The location of Padua
The role of Lucentio
Why does Petruchio want to get married?
To inherit wealth
To travel
To become a tutor
To impress Baptista
Who does Hortensio suggest Petruchio should marry?
Bianca
Katherine
Lucentio
Gremio
What do Gremio and Hortensio decide by the end of the scene?
To fight for Bianca
To become friends and eat together
To leave Padua
To marry Katherine
Match the speaker to the lines spoken.
"Gentlemen, importune me no farther. For how I firmly am resolved you know; that is, not to bestow my youngest daughter before I have a husband for the elder."
Baptista
"Knock, sir! Whom should I knock? Is there any man has rebuked your worship?"
Grumio
"And therefore, Tranio, for the time I study virtue, and that part of philosophy will I apply that threats of happiness by virtue specially to be achieved."
Lucentio
"Content you in my discontent - Sir, to your pleasure humbly I subscribe. My books and instruments shall be my company, on them to look and practice by myself."
Bianca
"I can, Petruchio, help thee to a wife with wealth enough, and young and beauteous...her only faught, and that is faults enough, is that she is intolerable curst, and shrewd, and froward."
Hortensio
