act 3

Question 1

‘here i stand……….., a poor, infirm,……………….man’

Answer 1

‘i here i stand, you slave, a poor infirm, weak and despised old man’

Question 2

‘i am a man………..’

Answer 2

‘i am a man more sinned against than sinning’

Question 3

‘since i was man…….off fire,……….of horrid thunder, such groans…………rain, i never remembered to have heard’

Answer 3

‘since i was a man, such sheets of fire, such bursts of horrid thunder, such groans of roaring wind and rain, i never remembered to have heard.’

Question 4

‘my wits begin……….. Come on, my boy. How………?

Answer 4

‘my wits begin to turn. Come on my boy. How dost, my boy, art cold?

Question 5

‘the younger………fall’

Answer 5

‘the younger rises when the old doth fall’

Question 6

‘most savage and ………’

Answer 6

‘most savage and unnnatural’

Question 7

‘we must……the king’

Answer 7

‘we must incline to the king’- Gloucester

Question 8

‘if i die for it,………master must be relieved’

Answer 8

‘if i die for it, the king my old master must be relieved’

Question 9

‘these injuries the king…………………………home’

Answer 9

‘these injuries the king now bears will be revenged home’

Question 10

‘filial……..’

Answer 10

‘filial ingratitude’

Question 11

‘o i have ta’en………….this!’

Answer 11

‘o i have ta’en too little care of this’ - lear

Question 12

‘didst thou give ………….? And art thou………?

Answer 12

‘didst thou give all to thy daughters? And art thou come to this?

Question 13

‘this night will turn……………………men’

Answer 13

‘this night will turn us all to fools and mad men’

Question 14

‘is man no more than …..’

Answer 14

‘is man no more than this?’

Question 15

‘unaccommodated man is no more but…………..forked animal as thou art’

Answer 15

‘unaccommodated man is no more but such a poor, bare, forked anaimal as thou art’- Lear

Question 16

‘my duty cannot ……………………………daughters hard commands’

Answer 16

‘my duty cannot suffer t’obey all your daughters hard commands’- Gloucester

Question 17

‘yet………to come seek you out’

Answer 17

‘yet i have ventured to come seek you out’- Gloucester

Question 18

‘how malicious……………., that i must…………………….’

Answer 18

‘how malicious is my fortune that i must repent to be just’ - Edmund after shwoing Cornwall letter about Gloucester helping Lear

Question 19

’ i will persever in my course………………..,though the conflict………………………’

Answer 19

‘i will persever in my course though the conflict be sore between that and my blood’

Question 20

‘all the power of……………………………to his impatience’

Answer 20

‘all the power of his wits have given away to his impatience’

Question 21

‘is there any cause……………………….hard hearts’

Answer 21

‘is there any cause in nature that makes these hard hearts’ - Lear to Edgar

Question 22

‘drive toward Dover,……………………both welcome ad protection’

Answer 22

‘drive toward Dove, friend, where thou shalt meet both welcome and protection’

Question 23

‘hang him instantly’- Regan

Answer 23

‘Pluck out his eyes’- Goneril

Question 24

‘Good my friends, …………………..guests. Do me no …………….’

Answer 24

‘Good my friends consider you are my guests. Do me no foul play, friends’

Question 25

'thy cruel nails..........his poor old eyes'

Answer 25

'thy cruel nails pluck out his poor old eyes'- To Cornwall by Goneril

Question 26

' Out,.......!

Answer 26

'Out, vile jelly!'

Question 27

'where is thy......'

Answer 27

'where is thy lustre now?'

Question 28

'it was he that....................treason to us'

Answer 28

'it was he that made the overture of thy treason to us'

Question 29

'o my follies! Then............... Kind Gods,......................................!

Answer 29

'o my follies! Then Edgar was abused. Kind Gods, forgive me that, and prosper him!'

Question 30

'Go thrust him......, and let him smell......'

Answer 30

'Go thrust him out the gates and let him smell his way to Dover'