A) Between 1610 and 1613 B) Between 1601 and 1604 C) Between 1585 and 1589 D) Between 1596 and 1598
A) Shylock B) Gratiano C) Bassanio D) Antonio
A) Interest-free repayment B) Antonio's ships C) Half of Antonio's wealth D) A pound of Antonio's flesh
A) Shylock B) Bassanio C) Gratiano D) Antonio
A) A duel B) One of three caskets (gold, silver, lead) C) A series of riddles D) A dance
A) Antonio B) Gratiano C) Bassanio D) Lorenzo
A) They have arrived safely B) They are sold for profit C) They are seized by pirates D) They are lost at sea
A) Bassanio, disguised as a lawyer B) Nerissa, disguised as Balthazar C) Gratiano, disguised as a lawyer D) Portia, disguised as Balthazar
A) Antonio's ships B) Any blood along with the flesh C) The entire pound of flesh D) All of Antonio's wealth
A) Pay double the loan amount B) Convert to Christianity and leave his estate to Lorenzo and Jessica C) Leave Venice immediately D) Renounce all claims against Antonio
A) Lorenzo B) Gratiano C) Bellario D) Antonio
A) 'The quality of mercy' B) 'To be or not to be' C) 'Friends, Romans, countrymen' D) 'Hath not a Jew eyes?'
A) The Duke cancels all debts B) Antonio can repay the loan at any time C) Portia forgives the debt D) Shylock may take only flesh, no blood
A) Shylock B) Antonio C) Bassanio D) Gratiano
A) 'It blesseth him that gives and him that takes.' B) 'The course of true love never did run smooth.' C) 'All's well that ends well.' D) 'To be or not to be, that is the question.'
A) His gloves B) Money C) His ships D) A ring
A) The second suitor B) Not a suitor C) The third suitor D) The first suitor
A) Shipowner B) Merchant C) Lawyer D) Moneylender
A) Christopher Marlowe B) John Milton C) Ben Jonson D) William Shakespeare
A) Lead B) Silver C) Wood D) Gold |