The casket test is designed to ensure that only a suitor who values Portia for her true self, rather than her wealth, can marry her. |
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Explain the significance of the inscription on the gold casket chosen by the Prince of Morocco. |
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The inscription misleads the Prince.
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Bassanio’s choice shows true worth.
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Fill in the blank: The Prince of Arragon chooses the silver casket because he believes his ___ entitles him to Portia. |
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Describe how the character of Portia is portrayed throughout the casket test scene. |
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Portia is intelligent and virtuous.
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True or False: Both the Prince of Morocco and the Prince of Arragon succeed in choosing the correct casket. |
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False. Both suitors fail; the Prince of Morocco chooses gold, and the Prince of Arragon chooses silver, both based on superficial reasoning. |
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What does the outcome of the casket test reveal about the themes of appearance versus reality in the play? |
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Superficial judgments lead to failure.
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Fill in the blank: The inscription on the lead casket states, 'Who chooseth me must give and ___ all he hath.' |
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How does the failure of the suitors reflect their personalities in 'The Merchant of Venice'? |
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Suitors' failures show their flaws.
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What moral lesson is conveyed through the choices made by the suitors in the casket test? |
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Wisdom and humility reveal true value.
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