act 1

Question 1

now ARE JOY, ALTHOUGH…….WHAT CAN YOU SAY……….TO YOUR SISTERS

Answer 1

nOW ARE JOY ALTHOUGH OUR LAST AND LEAST WHAT CAN YOU SAY TO DRAW A THIRD MORE OPPULENT TO YOUR SISTERS

Question 2

Better thou hads’t not…….. to have…. …..better

Answer 2

Better thou hads’t not been born than to not have pleased me better

Question 3

Which of you………. doth love…..

Answer 3

which of you shall we say doth love us most

Question 4

that……may be ……

Answer 4

that future strife may be prevented

Question 5

tis our fast…..and business………..them to our younger…..we underburdened….

Answer 5

tis our fast intent to shake all cares and business from our age conferring them to our younger strengths while we unburdened crawl towards death

Question 6

….,nothing willl …….again

Answer 6

Nothing? Nothing will come of nothing speak again

Question 7

Here i disclaim ..propinquity and……and as a …..heart…..

Answer 7

Here i disclaim all parental care, propinquity and property of blood and a s a stranger to my heart and me

Question 8

come…..wrath. I loved her most…..rest….nursery

Answer 8

Come not between the dragon and its wrath. I loved her most and thought to set my rest on her kind nursery

Question 9

….is bent and ….the shaft

Answer 9

The bow is bent and drawn from the shaft

Question 10

when she was dear…..hold her so,…..price is ….

Answer 10

when she was dear to us we did hold her so, but now her price is fallen

Question 11

‘we have……nor shall we …..of hers again

Answer 11

we have no such daughter nor shall we ever see that face of hers again

Question 12

‘a love………speech unbearable’

Answer 12

a love that makes breath poor and speech unbearable

Question 13

‘i love you more……dearer than eyesight……and….’

Answer 13

‘i love you more than words can yield the matter dearer than eyesight truth and liberty’

Question 14

‘the best and soundest…….has been but…’

Answer 14

the best and soundest of his time has been but rash’

Question 15

‘you see…..change…..’

Answer 15

you see how full of change he is

Question 16

‘with what …..he hath now…..appears too…..’

Answer 16

with what poor judgement he hath now cast her off appears too grossly

Question 17

‘….made of the ……..as my sister….at her worth’

Answer 17

i am made of the same self metal as my sister and prize me at her worth’

Question 18

‘….ever but……himself’

Answer 18

he hat ever but slenderly known himself’

Question 19

‘my life…….but as …..’

Answer 19

‘my life i never held but as a pawn’

Question 20

‘….i have ever honoured…., love……as my…..,as my great….thought on in……’

Answer 20

whom i have ever honoured as king, loved as my father, as my master followed, as my great patron thought on in my prayers’

Question 21

‘be Kent……. is mad’

Answer 21

‘be Kent unmannerly when lear is mad’

Question 22

‘…..better lear…..still remain…..of thy eye’

Answer 22

see better lear and let me still remain the true blank of thy eye’

Question 23

‘who is yet ………dearer……’

Answer 23

‘who is yet no dearer in my account’— about edgar

Question 24

‘i have so……….that i am now brazed to’t’

Answer 24

‘i have so often blushed to acknowledge him that i am now brazed to’t’

Question 25

'though this knave came something........before....'

Answer 25

through this knave cam something saucily into the world before it was sent for'

Question 26

'there.....making'

Answer 26

'there was good sport in his making'

Question 27

'i love....according to my......or less'

Answer 27

'i love your majesty according to my bond no more no less'

Question 28

'with washed.....leaves you'

Answer 28

with washed eyes Cordelia leaves you'

Question 29

'you begot me.....,loved me; i return......as are....'

Answer 29

you begot me bred me, loved me; i return those favours as are right fit'

Question 30

'......my lord.....true’

Answer 30

so young my lord and so true'

Question 31

'o villain, villian!....option in this letter! Abhorred.....' Unnatural, brutish villain'

Answer 31

'o villain, villian! His very option in this letter! Abhorred villlain' Unnatural, brutish villain'

Question 32

'Noble and true hearted....! His offense....

Answer 32

Noble and true hearted Kent banished! His offense honesty'

Question 33

'This is the .....foppery.....world'

Answer 33

'this is the excellent foppery of the world'

Question 34

'if you .....abroad....'

Answer 34

if you do sir abroad, go armed'

Question 35

'a credulous.......and a ......whose........from doing......none; on whose...... my practices.....'

Answer 35

'a credulous father and brother noble whose nature is so far from doing harm that he suspects none; on whose foolish honesty my practices ride easy'

Question 36

'i see......., let me not by birth,......by wit'

Answer 36

'i see the business, let me not by birth have lands by wit'

Question 37

'....hath done me.....'

Answer 37

'some villain hath done me wrong'

Question 38

'by .....he wrongs me'

Answer 38

by day and night he wrongs me

Question 39

'his.....grow....., and ......on every trife'

Answer 39

his knight grow riotous, and himself abraids us on every trife'

Question 40

'...on what......you please'

Answer 40

put on what weary negligence you please

Question 41

'...fools are....again'

Answer 41

old fools are babes again

Question 42

'...old man, that still....those authorities....hath given away'

Answer 42

idle old man, that still would manage those authorities that he hath given away'

Question 43

'...straight to my sister......my very....'

Answer 43

'ill write straight to my sister to hold my very course'

Question 44

'....cannot be silenced.....is wronged'

Answer 44

'for my duty cannot be silenced when i think your highness is wronged'

Question 45

'since my young lady's.....,sir......hath much.....'

Answer 45

since my young lady's going into France, sir, the fool hath much pined away'

Question 46

'dost....call me......boy'

Answer 46

'dost though call me fool boy'

Question 47

'my train of men....and .....parts'

Answer 47

'my train are men of choice and rarest parts'

Question 48

'into............convey.....;dry up.......'

Answer 48

'into her womb convey sterility; draw up her organs of increase'

Question 49

'create her......,that it may live.........thwart.............to her'

Answer 49

'create her a child of spleen, that it may live and be a thwart torment to her'

Question 50

'how.......tooth it is.....thankless...'

Answer 50

'how sharper than a serpents tooth it is to have a thankless child'

Question 51

'i have.......who im sure is.........'

Answer 51

'i have another daughter who I'm sure in kind and comfortable' about Regan

Question 52

'....take my .....'

Answer 52

you best take my coxcomb'

Question 53

'all thy.....,though hast.....'

Answer 53

'all thy other titles thou has't given away'

Question 54

' i had rather.............o'thing than a fool. And..........thee nuncle'

Answer 54

'i had rather be any kind o'thing but a fool. And yet i would not be thee nuncle'

Question 55

'the hedge sparrow.............long, that it had.................by it young'

Answer 55

'the hedge sparrow fed the cuckoo so long, that it had it head bit off by it young'

Question 56

'this...gentleness'

Answer 56

'this milky gentleness' - Goneril about Albany

Question 57

'harmful......'

Answer 57

'harmful mildness' Goneril about Albany

Question 58

'i did her.....'

Answer 58

'i did her wrong' lear about Cordelia

Question 59

'thou shouldst not have.................till..........been wise'

Answer 59

'thou shouldst not have been old till thou hadst been wise'

Question 60

'why have my sisters.......they say they love you all?'

Answer 60

why have my sisters husbands if they say they love you all?