News of a lost daughter, of a broken bond, fills the streets with rage. The Merchant Of Venice Act 3 Scene 1 Quiz covers the play’s most famous defence of humanity and the news of Antonio’s ruin. Now, face the fury of the Rialto.
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The Merchant Of Venice Act 3 Scene 1 Quiz Questions
- Where does Act 3 Scene 1 take place?
- Which two characters open the scene?
- What news do Salerio and Solanio discuss at the start?
- How many of Antonio’s ships are reported lost?
- Who enters while Salerio and Solanio are talking?
- What does Shylock accuse Salerio and Solanio of?
- Who has run away with Jessica?
- What has Jessica taken from Shylock?
- How does Shylock react to Jessica’s elopement?
- What famous speech does Shylock deliver in this scene?
- What argument does Shylock make in his speech?
- What does Shylock vow to seek against Antonio?
- What emotion dominates Shylock’s tone?
- What news does Salerio give about Antonio?
- How does Shylock respond to Antonio’s troubles?
- Who enters near the end of the scene?
- Who is Tubal?
- What news does Tubal bring to Shylock?
- What item does Jessica reportedly trade for a monkey?
- What does the ring Jessica trades signify?
- How does Shylock react to losing the ring?
- What news pleases Shylock in this scene?
- What theme does this scene emphasize most strongly?
- What tone dominates the dialogue between Shylock and Tubal?
- What does Shylock instruct Tubal to do at the end?
- What literary device dominates Shylock’s “Hath not a Jew eyes?” speech?
- What contrast is seen between Shylock and Antonio in this scene?
- What does Tubal’s report reveal about Jessica’s new life?
- How does this scene advance the play’s plot?
- What dramatic purpose does this scene serve?