act 4

Question 1

‘i stumbled……’

Answer 1

‘i stumbled when i saw’

Question 2

‘might i live to see thee in my touch, id say………..’

Answer 2

‘might i live to see thee in my touch, id say i have eyes again’

Question 3

‘as flies to wanton boys……………………….. They kill us for their sport’

Answer 3

‘as flies to wanton boys are we to the Gods. They kill us for their sport’

Question 4

‘……..husband’

Answer 4

‘mild husband’

Question 5

‘my fool……………body’

Answer 5

‘my fool usurps my body’

Question 6

‘O Goneril you are not worth……………………….’

Answer 6

‘o Goneril you are not worth the dust that the rude winds blows in your face’

Question 7

‘Wisdom and goodness……………………..’

Answer 7

‘wisdom and goodness to the vilde seem vilde’ Albany

Question 8

What have you done………..’

Answer 8

‘What have you done Tigers not daughters’

Question 9

‘a father, and a ……………whose reverence even the ……………, most barbarous, most degenerate, you have madded.’

Answer 9

‘a father, and a gracous, aged man, whose reverence even the head lugged bear would lick, most barbarous, most degenerate, you have madded.’

Question 10

‘milk………………..’

Answer 10

‘milk livered man’

Question 11

‘see thyself ………….’

Answer 11

‘see thyself Devil’

Question 12

‘thou art a fiend,…………….thee’

Answer 12

‘thou art a fiend a woman’s shape doth shield thee’

Question 13

‘Gloucester, i live………………………………for the love thou showed’st the King, ……………………..’

Answer 13

‘Gloucester, i live to thank thee for the love thou showed’st the King, and to revenge thine eyes’

Question 14

‘an ample……………her delicate cheek’

Answer 14

‘an ample tear trilled down her delicate cheek’- Cordelia upon Receiveing letter about Lear

Question 15

‘she shook……………….eyes’

Answer 15

‘she shook the holy water from her heavenly eyes’

Question 16

‘his own unkindness stripped………………………, turned her to foregin casualties, gave her dear rights…………………………’

‘These things sting his mind so venomously that burning shame detains him from Cordelia’

Answer 16

‘his own unkindness stripped her from is benediction, turned her to foregin casualties, gave her dear rights to his dog hearted daughters’

Question 17

‘o dear father, it is…………….’

Answer 17

‘o dear father it is thy business that i go about’

Question 18

‘it was great ignorance, …………………., to let him live. Where he arrives…………………..’

Answer 18

‘it was great ignorance Gloucester’s eyes being out to let him live. Where he arrives he moves all hearts against us’- Regan

Question 19

‘My lord is dead,………………have talked and more convenient he is for my hand than yours my lady’

Answer 19

‘My lord is dead, Edmund and i have talked and more convenient he is for my hand than yours my lady’

Question 20

‘if you do by chance to hear of that……………………, Preferment falls……………………………..’

Answer 20

‘if you do by chance hear of that blind traitor, Preferment falls on him that cuts him off’

Question 21

‘why i do trifle thus despair,………..’

Answer 21

‘why i do trifle thus despair, is done to cure it’

Question 22

‘o thou side piercing sight!’

Question 23

they told me i was…………..’

Answer 23

they told me i was everything

Question 24

‘through tattered clothes great……………….., Robes and furred gowns hide all’

Answer 24

‘through tattered clothes great vices do appear; Robes and furred gowns hide all’- Lear

Question 25

'when we are born, we cry that...........................of fools'

Answer 25

'when we are born, we cry that we are come to this great stage of fools'- Lear

Question 26

'you ever gentle gods........'

Answer 26

'you ever gentle gods take my breath from me'- Gloucester

Question 27

'child...................'

Answer 27

'child changed father'

Question 28

'o you kind gods, cure................................nature!'

Answer 28

'o o kind gods, cure this great breach in his abused nature!'

Question 29

'How does................? How fare your................'

Answer 29

'How does my royal lord? How does your majesty'

Question 30

'Restoration hang thy medicine .............., and let this kiss repair.................have in thy reverence made'

Answer 30

'restoration hang thy medicine on my lips, and let this kiss repair those violent harms that my two sisters have in thy reverence made'

Question 31

'you do me wrong....................the grave'

Answer 31

'you do me wrong to take me out o'the grave'

Question 32

'pray do not mock me. I am ....................'

Answer 32

'pray do not mock me. I am a very foolish, fond old man'

Question 33

'do not laugh at me, for, as i am a man,...............................'

Answer 33

'do not laugh at me, for, as i am a man, i think this Lady to be my child Cordelia.'

Question 34

'If you have poison for me,..................'

Answer 34

'if you have poison for me, i will drink it'

Question 35

'pray you now............................I am old and foolish'

Answer 35

'pray you now forget and forgive. I am old and foolish'