Literature In English Past Questions and Answers

Read the extract below and answer questions:<br/>A : Would you'd pardon me<br/>I do not without danger walk these streets;<br/>Once, in a sea-fight against the Count his galleys,<br/>I did some service-of such note, indeed.<br/>That were I ta'en here<br/>It would scarce be answered<br/>B : Be like you slew great number of his people<br/>A : The offence is not of such a bloody nature,<br/>Albeit the quality of the time and quarrel<br/>Might well have given us bloody argument<br/>(Act III Scene III)<br/>Speaker A is

Read the extract below and answer questions:<br/>A : Would you'd pardon me<br/>I do not without danger walk these streets;<br/>Once, in a sea-fight against the Count his galleys,<br/>I did some service-of such note, indeed.<br/>That were I ta'en here<br/>It would scarce be answered<br/>B : Be like you slew great number of his people<br/>A : The offence is not of such a bloody nature,<br/>Albeit the quality of the time and quarrel<br/>Might well have given us bloody argument<br/>(Act III Scene III)<br/>Speaker B is

Read the extract below and answer questions:<br/>A : Would you'd pardon me<br/>I do not without danger walk these streets;<br/>Once, in a sea-fight against the Count his galleys,<br/>I did some service-of such note, indeed.<br/>That were I ta'en here<br/>It would scarce be answered<br/>B : Be like you slew great number of his people<br/>A : The offence is not of such a bloody nature,<br/>Albeit the quality of the time and quarrel<br/>Might well have given us bloody argument<br/>(Act III Scene III)<br/>The Count referred to in the extract is

Read the extract below and answer questions:<br/>A : Would you'd pardon me<br/>I do not without danger walk these streets;<br/>Once, in a sea-fight against the Count his galleys,<br/>I did some service-of such note, indeed.<br/>That were I ta'en here<br/>It would scarce be answered<br/>B : Be like you slew great number of his people<br/>A : The offence is not of such a bloody nature,<br/>Albeit the quality of the time and quarrel<br/>Might well have given us bloody argument<br/>(Act III Scene III)<br/>They mood of Speaker A, is that of

Read the extract below and answer questions:<br/>A : Would you'd pardon me<br/>I do not without danger walk these streets;<br/>Once, in a sea-fight against the Count his galleys,<br/>I did some service-of such note, indeed.<br/>That were I ta'en here<br/>It would scarce be answered<br/>B : Be like you slew great number of his people<br/>A : The offence is not of such a bloody nature,<br/>Albeit the quality of the time and quarrel<br/>Might well have given us bloody argument<br/>(Act III Scene III)<br/>By the offence in the extract, Speaker A is a