Sir Andrew

Question 1

Act 1 scene 3:
‘‘Good……, I…..better…….’’

Answer 1

'’Good mistress Accost, I desire better acquaintance.’’

Question 2

Act 1 scene 3:
‘‘I am a………. of……, and i believe that does….to my….’’

Answer 2

'’I am a great eater of beef, and I believe that does harm to my wit’’

Question 3

Act 1 scene 3:
‘‘why, would that have mended my hair?’’

Answer 3

'’Why, would that have mended my hair?’’

Question 4

Act 2 scene 3:
‘‘AY, ay, I…..for……’’

Answer 4

'’Ay. ay, I care not for good life’’

Question 5

Act 2 scene 3:
‘‘Id….. like a….’’

Answer 5

'’Id beat him like a dog’’

Question 6

Act 2 scene 5: (box tree scene)
‘‘For many do call me fool’’

Answer 6

'’For many do call me fool’’

Question 7

Act 3 scene 2:
‘‘I’ll not…. a jot….’’

Answer 7

'’I’ll not stay a jot longer’’

Question 8

Act 4 scene 1: (denouement) and duel scene featuring main plot and sub plot
‘‘I’ll have an…. of…. against him…. if there be…….’’

Answer 8

'’I’ll have an action of battery against him, if there be any law in Illyria’’

Comic outrage of sir andrew in repsonse to seb striking him exposes his characterisation as a natural fool of the play and an absurd figure

Question 9

Act 5 scene 1:
‘‘he’s the very devil incardinate’’

Answer 9

(about sir tobys injurires sustained by seb)
‘‘he’s the very devil incardinate.’’