1. What is the story might be about between Portia and Morocco? A. Morocco is one of the suitors of Portia who wants to marry her through luck. B. Morocco is a rich man who is destined to marry Portia. C. Portia is in love with someone else even before Morocco came into picture. D. Portia dislikes Morocco and attempts to kill him by leading him to choose the wrong casket. 2. What could be inferred when Morocco say, mislike me not for my complexion? A. Misunderstanding happens during first time encounter. B. One never gets a second chance to make a first impression. C. People tend to judge based on color. D. There's more to this than meets the eye. 3. When Portia said, “I have no fear of unfamiliar hues", what does this line signify about Portia? A. She is being polite and honest. B. She is well-educated; hence, she knows good manners. C. She has a strong and intimidating personality. D. She is considerate; she is open-minded. 4. What social reality did the author try to highlight based on the dialogue of the two characters? A. intercultural marriage B. the wealthy marrying their own C. unrequited love D. romantic affair​