What are the most important MCQ from Act 3 Scene 5 of "Merchant of Venice"? (ICSE Class 10)

INTRODUCTION

Act 3, Scene 5 is an important Act from Merchant of Venice. It is under ICSE 2022 English literature syllabus. It is a very important scene from the play. Before attempting the questions, you must watch the whole summary of the scene. It will help you to get a clear picture of the scene.

In this article, I have shared with you the important MCQs from Act 3, Scene 5. Please read the questions carefully and try finding their answers, and then look for the given answers. Note down these questions in your notebooks so that you can easily revise them.

Important MCQ from Act 3, Scene 5 - Merchant of Venice  

Following are the MCQ Questions from ACT 3, SCENE 5.

Q1. "The sins of the father are to be laid upon the children, therefore I promise you."  

A. Who is the speaker?  

a. Lorenzo  
b. Portia  
c. Bassanio  
d. Launcelot  

ANSWER : d  

B. Whose sins are being talked about?  

a. Shylock  
b. Antonio  
c. Jessica  
d. Launcelot  

ANSWER: a  

C. For what reason does the speaker fear for Jessica?  

a. She is a non- Christian  
b. She is a sinner  
c. She is Shylock's daughter, who is very cruel  
d. Her father's sins would be laid upon her  

ANSWER : d  

Q2. Who saves Jessica from her father's sins?  

a. Antonio  
b. Lorenzo  
c. Portia  
d. Launcelot  

ANSWER: b  

Q3. According to Launcelot, what will 'making of Christians' do?  

a. Increase in the number of churches  
b. Increase in the price of pigs  
c. Decrease in the number of Non-Christians  
d. All the above  

ANSWER: b  


Q4. What is the meaning of 'wit-snapper' according to the play?  

a. Knowledgeable person  
b. Experienced person  
c. Comedian  
d. Both a & b  

ANSWER: c  

Q5. What will be done if Lorenzo says 'cover' to Launcelot?  

a. He would cover his mouth  
b. The table would be laid and food would be served  
c. He would cover up his mistakes  
d. Both a & c  

ANSWER: b  

Q6. "I pray thee, understand a plain man in his plain meaning".  

A. Who is being referred to from 'plain man'?  

1. Gratiano  
2. Bassanio  
3. Lorenzo  
4. Launcelot  

ANSWER : 3  

b. To whom is the speaker talking?  

1. Jessica  
2. Nerissa  
3. Launcelot  
4. Lorenzo  

ANSWER : 3  

Q7. For which occasion have Lorenzo and Jessica gathered?  

a. To have their lunch  
b. To have dinner  
c. For their marriage ceremony  
d. To bid adieu to Portia  

ANSWER: b  

Q8. What opinion does Jessica hold for Portia?  

a. She is a blessing for Bassanio  
b. She is much more beautiful than her  
c. She is ten times better than any other woman  
d. Both a & c  

ANSWER: a  

Q9.Where did this scene take place?  

a. A street in Venice  
b. A garden in Belmont  
c. A room in Portia's house      
d. A public place in Venice  

ANSWER: b  


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INTRODUCTION

Act 3, Scene 5 is an important Act from Merchant of Venice. It is under ICSE 2022 English literature syllabus. It is a very important scene from the play. Before attempting the questions, you must watch the whole summary of the scene. It will help you to get a clear picture of the scene. 

In this article, I have shared with you the important MCQs from Act 3, Scene 5. Please read the questions carefully and try finding their answers, and then look for the given answers. Note down these questions in your notebooks so that you can easily revise them. 

Important MCQ from Act 3, Scene 5 - Merchant of Venice  

Following are the MCQ Questions from ACT 3, SCENE 5. 

Q1. "The sins of the father are to be laid upon the children, therefore I promise you."  

A. Who is the speaker?  

a. Lorenzo  
b. Portia  
c. Bassanio  
d. Launcelot  

ANSWER : d  

B. Whose sins are being talked about?  

a. Shylock  
b. Antonio  
c. Jessica  
d. Launcelot  

ANSWER: a  

C. For what reason does the speaker fear for Jessica?  

a. She is a non- Christian  
b. She is a sinner  
c. She is Shylock's daughter, who is very cruel  
d. Her father's sins would be laid upon her  

ANSWER : d  

Q2. Who saves Jessica from her father's sins?  

a. Antonio  
b. Lorenzo  
c. Portia  
d. Launcelot  

ANSWER: b  

Q3. According to Launcelot, what will 'making of Christians' do?  

a. Increase in the number of churches  
b. Increase in the price of pigs  
c. Decrease in the number of Non-Christians  
d. All the above  

ANSWER: b  


Q4. What is the meaning of 'wit-snapper' according to the play?  

a. Knowledgeable person  
b. Experienced person  
c. Comedian  
d. Both a & b  

ANSWER: c  

Q5. What will be done if Lorenzo says 'cover' to Launcelot?  

a. He would cover his mouth  
b. The table would be laid and food would be served  
c. He would cover up his mistakes  
d. Both a & c  

ANSWER: b  

Q6. "I pray thee, understand a plain man in his plain meaning".  

A. Who is being referred to from 'plain man'?  

1. Gratiano  
2. Bassanio  
3. Lorenzo  
4. Launcelot  

ANSWER : 3  

b. To whom is the speaker talking?  

1. Jessica  
2. Nerissa  
3. Launcelot  
4. Lorenzo  

ANSWER : 3  

Q7. For which occasion have Lorenzo and Jessica gathered?  

a. To have their lunch  
b. To have dinner  
c. For their marriage ceremony  
d. To bid adieu to Portia  

ANSWER: b  

Q8. What opinion does Jessica hold for Portia?  

a. She is a blessing for Bassanio  
b. She is much more beautiful than her  
c. She is ten times better than any other woman  
d. Both a & c  

ANSWER: a  

Q9.Where did this scene take place?  

a. A street in Venice  
b. A garden in Belmont  
c. A room in Portia's house      
d. A public place in Venice  

ANSWER: b  

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