Petruchio tries to intimidate Kate by yelling at his servants for any slight mistake they commit and Kate acts indifferent to it and simply bears with it.
Explanation:
Five specific insults that Petruchio throws at the servants:
- malt-horse drudge
- peasant swain
- rascal knaves
- drudge
- unwashed farm worker
<u>The irony is that while Petruchio tries to intimidate Kate and make her obey him more, all it does is aggravate her and make her determined to see her new husband as a buffoon.</u>
Kate seems to be completely happy to have her basic needs fulfilled and the antics of her husband annoy her and have an opposite effect.
When Arsat is speaking with Tuan, his wife dies.
Answer:
The theme Melville develops throughout this excerpt is, "<u>The inherent danger of a leader who exhibits signs of madness.</u>"
Answer:
D. Trust a pilot if he tells you to fasten your safety belt.
Explanation:
Answer:
C. "Marjorie," Russ said. "Listen carefully. There's something you need
to know."
Explanation:
Option C would be the best ending to the scene that would create the most suspense because it began with Russ telling Marjorie to listen carefully which first gets Marjorie's attention and she is eager to hear what he wants to say.
Then, he proceeds to tell her that there is something she needs to know. This is the clincher because he already has her attention by telling her to listen carefully and then ending the scene by informing her that she needs to know something brings the most suspense.
