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Speaker B is
The trouble in the land is
Speaker A is
Speaker A is
The 'blind bat' is
'Bedsharer' implies
'The charges' are made on the basis of
Read the extract below and answer the question
A : My Lord, you make charges sometimes without grounds
B : I do, do I? Very well then, tell me this
Bedsharer, You heard it. Didn't you?
That blind bat who calls himself
Seer says I am a bedsharer'.......
What do you think of that? You don't answer?
'My Lord' refers to
Where are speakers A and B when the above statements are made? They are at
Speaker A's duty is to
The land is not at peace because of
Speaker A is addressing
Speaker A is
By the offence in the extract, Speaker A is a
They mood of Speaker A, is that of
The Count referred to in the extract is
Speaker B is
Speaker A is
The play 'Twelfth Night' is a
The mood of Speaker A in the above scene is one of