The Taming of the Shrew 4.3 Performance: Kate, Lines 73-80

The speaker passionately asserts their right to express themselves freely, emphasizing the power and impact of words. They highlight the importance of emotional honesty and the necessity of speaking one's mind to avoid internal turmoil. The speaker concludes by affirming their commitment to freedom of speech, regardless of others' opinions.

What does the speaker emphasize about their ability to speak?

• They prefer to remain silent.

• They are too young to speak.

• They are determined to speak freely.

• They are afraid to express themselves.

How does the speaker suggest others should react if they disagree?

• They should leave the room.

• They should agree silently.

• They should stop listening.

• They should argue back.

What does the speaker say about their heart if they don't express their anger?

• It will break.

• It will be happy.

• It will become stronger.

• It will remain calm.

What is the speaker's stance on freedom of expression?

• They will avoid speaking to avoid trouble.

• They will speak only in private.

• They will speak freely, regardless of consequences.

• They will only speak when asked.

What does the speaker mean by 'even to the uttermost'?

• They will speak only a little.

• They will speak only to friends.

• They will speak as much as they want.

• They will speak only when necessary.