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Describe the Prince of Morocco. What do we learn about his character in Act 2, Scene 1?
Which casket do you think you would have chosen? Why?
In your own words, rewrite the Prince of Morocco's soliloquy concerning the caskets.
Explain the poem found inside the gold box.
In Scene 8, do you think Shylock is more concerned about losing his daughter or his money and jewels? Why do you think this way? Use examples from the play to support your answer.
Describe Antonio as Bassanio departs on the ship to go to Belmont.
Explain the meaning of the poem in the silver box.
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