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2 Choose a category. You will be given the answer. You must give the correct question. Click to begin.

3 Click here for Final Jeopardy

4 Behind the scenes Who Goes There? Hitting the White Language of love Mystery Category 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points Taming the Shrew

5 Which of Shakespeare’s children died in infancy?

6 Name Shakespeare’s three children

7 Name Shakespeare’s wife

8 Name Shakespeare’s parents

9 Give the original name of Shakespeare’s acting troupe and who it was renamed after.

10 Who disguised himself as a language teacher?

11 Who disguised himself as a math teacher?

12 Give the fake names Lucentio and Hortensio used as tutors.

13 Name all the characters who posed as someone other than themselves

14 Who began to suspect that people were not who they claimed to be?

15 How does the audience learn of Petruchio’s plan to tame Katherine?

16 What does Petruchio do at the wedding that might be considered part of the taming process?

17 What evidence is there that Petruchio’s plan has worked?

18 Who comes to watch and learn how to tame a wife?

19 What did Petruchio do on the way home from the wedding that was part of the taming process?

20 Who are Bianca’s original suitors?

21 How did the disguised tutors reveal their true identities?

22 What gifts were offered to court Bianca?

23 Who gives up on Bianca because she is not worthy of him?

24 The allusion to this lady’s many suitors was reason to allow Bianca to have another suitor.

25 The play is written mostly in this poetic meter.

26 The use of double meanings (like that of the word “knock”) is called what?

27 The misunderstanding of this word got Hotensio a lute over the head

28 This poetic device was used as an auditory symbol that a scene was coming to an end

29 The play is not in Old English but rather in this form of English

30 Who from “The Devil’s Bet” is Katherine’s character similar to?

31 Name the instances that foreshadow Bianca’s true nature

32 Give a theme for The Taming of the Shrew

33 Name the five parts of a story in order

34 Define countenance

35 Make your wager

36 Spell the name of the author

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