A) The historical figure Porcia and several parts of the Bible B) Queen Elizabeth I alone C) A fictional character from another one of Shakespeare's plays D) Shakespeare's imagination without any real-life inspiration
A) Famous speeches B) Shakespearean sonnets C) Proverbs D) Poetry
A) Queen Elizabeth I B) Cleopatra C) Desdemona D) Lady Macbeth
A) Winning a duel against Portia's brother B) Choosing the correct casket from three options: gold, silver, and lead C) Passing a test of loyalty D) Solving a riddle posed by Portia herself
A) Antonio's servant B) A judge C) A lawyer named Balthazar D) Nerissa
A) The bond does not allow for the removal of blood B) The contract was signed on an invalid date C) Shylock is a foreigner and has no legal standing D) Antonio's debt was forgiven by another creditor
A) J. Weiss B) Susan Oldrieve C) Robert Hapgood D) Sharon Hamilton
A) 'Boston attorney' B) 'New York counsel' C) 'London barrister' D) 'Philadelphia lawyer'
A) Lynn Collins B) Caroline John C) Gemma Jones D) Maggie Smith
A) Venetian Law School B) Elizabethan Law School C) Shakespeare Law School D) Portia Law School
A) Women with masculine-sounding names tend to be more successful in a legal profession B) Men with feminine-sounding names are less likely to succeed in law C) Only women named Portia are successful lawyers D) Names do not impact success in any profession
A) Desdemona B) Ophelia C) Portia D) Juliet |