1. How are Montressor and Fortunato alike?a. They share an interest in fine wine.b. They both have a mean and vengeful nature.c. They both respect Luchesi.2. What is the ultimate motive of Montressor in murdering Fortunato?a. Fortunato criticized him.b. Fortunato accosted him.c. Fortunato insulted him.d. Fortunato threatened him.3. How does Montressor exact his revenge?a. He scares Fortunato to death.b. He stabs Fortunato several times.c. He beats up Fortunato and leaves him to die.d. He traps Fortunato alive behind the wall.
1. 1. How are Montressor and Fortunato alike?a. They share an interest in fine wine.b. They both have a mean and vengeful nature.c. They both respect Luchesi.2. What is the ultimate motive of Montressor in murdering Fortunato?a. Fortunato criticized him.b. Fortunato accosted him.c. Fortunato insulted him.d. Fortunato threatened him.3. How does Montressor exact his revenge?a. He scares Fortunato to death.b. He stabs Fortunato several times.c. He beats up Fortunato and leaves him to die.d. He traps Fortunato alive behind the wall.
Answer:
1.B.
2.C
3.D
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2. Why did Montresor vow to take revenge on Fortunato? A. Because Fortunato kept on insulting him and his name in front of others. B. Because Fortunato was richer than him. C. Because Fortunato was too handsome for him to handle. D. Because Fortunato fell in love with his girlfriend.
A. Because Fortunato kept on insulting him and his name in front of others.
3. How does montressor exact his revenge? A. He scares Fortunato to death. B. He stabs Fortunato several times. C. He beats up Fortunato and leaves him to die. D. He traps Fortunato alive behind the wall.
Answer:
C. He beats up fortunato ang leave him to die.4. fortunatos weak point is his- a habit of dressing in silly costumes b pride about his knowledge of fine wines c jealousy of luchesi d poor sense of direction from the cask of ammontillado
Answer:
B.
According to Montresor, Fortunato's one weakness is the pride he takes in "his connoisseurship in wine."
i think its b. pride about his knowledge of fine wines
5. How did Montressor persuade Fortunato to follow him into the catacomb?
Answer:
Montresor tells Fortunato that he has bought some wine that he thinks is Amontillado, but he needs an expert opinion to tell him if it is genuine. Montresor flatters Fortunato in order to get him down in the catacombs. He knows Fortunato considers himself an expert of wines, so he uses that to lure him to his death
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6. Spell "FORTUNATO" with 3 numbers and 2 letters
Answer:
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Answer:
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7. what in opinion of costumers is alwayss right
Answer:
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Explanation:
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Explanation:
'The Customer is Always Right' is the general approach to a customer complaint or concern.
8. Give vivid descriptions of Fortunato and Montressor.
Answer:
The appearance of Fortunado in a jester's cap with bells led to the reader assuming he was a fool. His drunkenness also added to that assumption. He frequently stumbled and lurched, coughing when he noticed the nitre on the walls. Montresor's references to Luchesi, Fortunado's rival in wine knowledge, spurred the man onward. Even when Montresor tried (ironically) to get him to turn back, his arrogance in his wine judging ability led him to his doom. Only when the unfortunate man was nearly entombed did the reader feel any sympathy for the man. Poe's choice of a name for this character was the ultimate irony. There was nothing fortunate about his demise.
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10. 2. Why did Montresor use Fortunato's love for wine in luring Fortunato into thecellar?
Answer:
He wants to taste the wine to make sure it is genuine, and he has to go to Montresor's palazzo to sample it because he doesn't want Montresor going to Luchesi. Montresor has another reason for pretending that he has been looking all over for Fortunato. ... This is what Montresor wants to hear.
Answer:
Montresor uses Fortunato's arrogance and pride in his wine expertise to lure him into his cellar. Fortunato is easily lured into the cellar simply because he arrogantly believes that no one could do a better job of certifying the amontillado than he can.
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11. What is Montresor's motive for leading Fortunato to his vault?
Answer:
Montresor is obsessed with the perfect murder. He is convinced that he is not really getting revenge unless he gets away with it. If he is caught and punished, that will not really be sweet revenge.
Answer:
It doesn't matter whether Montresor is sane or insane, or whether he is justified or unjustified. He hates Fortunato so passionately that he wants to kill him in a horrible manner.
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12. describe fortunato's character
Answer:
Fortunato is a rich and respected man who is proud of his knowledge of fine wine. His pride, coupled with his overindulgence of wine, leads to his death as he allows his friend to lead him further and further into the catacombs.
Answer:
Fortunato" is an Italian derivation of the Roman proper name "Fortunatus." It refers to a Latin adjective which means "blest" or "fortunate." It is referenced in the Bible in 1 Corinthians 16:17, in which Fortunatus is one of the Seventy Disciples and serves as an ambassador to the Corinthian church. St. Paul writes in this verse
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13. What do you notice about their dance costume use in 1950's-2000's?
Answer:
It's so simple at the same time it's attractive. "Simplicity is the new beauty" that's what i noticed.
Explanation:
if it is like barong or saya
14. What is the reason for Montressor seeking revenge on Fortunato?
QUESTION:
What is the reason for Montressor seeking revenge on Fortunato?
ANSWER:
The narrator, Montresor, is angry with Fortunato because he feels that Fortunato has injured and insulted him. He says, "The thousand injuries of Fortunato I had borne as I best could; but when he ventured upon insult, I vowed revenge."
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15. why does montressor make sure fortunato has drunk a lot of wine?
Why does Montresor make sure Fortunato drinks a lot of wine? Montresor makes Fortunato drink a lot of wine so that he doesn't suspect anything to be going on, because his in drunk. It makes it easier for Montresor to get his revenge. Fortunato is not in the right state of mind and he doesn't know what is going on.
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16. On what topic do both Fortunato and narrator consider themselves to be knowledgeable?
Answer:
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Fortunato is respected because of his knowledge of wine, which the narrator can connect with.
17. character analysis of fortunato
Explanation:
Fortunato is addicted to wine. He's already really drunk when he meets Montresor, and he thinks the Amontillado can help him take it to the next level. Right up until the end, he thinks of Amontillado, and only Amontillado. Plus, he lets Montresor get him get even more drunk down in the catacomb.
Answer:
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18. How does he entice Fortunato to his home
Fortunato doesn't need to taste Montresor's wine at all. ... He must accompany Montresor to his home to keep him from talking to Luchesi. Otherwise, Fortunato would be competing with Luchesi in buying up the imaginary cargo of imaginary wine. It was essential for Montresor to get Fortunato to his palazzo right away.
19. Why did Montressor hate Fortunato?
Answer:
Montresor is trying to make Fortunato think he is being kind and cares about his health and it ends up making Fortunato want to go more. Why does Montresor keeping urging Fortunato to turn back? Montresor hate Fortunato because he had been teasing Montresor and Montresor had had enough.
Answer:
because they love each for the power of love
20. what is the description of sinulog of cebu"s costume or meaning of their outfits
Answer:
her description is to be a tourist path
Explanation:
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21. - What was the plan of Montressor to Fortunato?
Answer:
Montresor carefully plans out his revenge against Fortunato. He chooses Carnival as the time to carry out the murder because he knows people will be drinking and having fun. He makes sure his servants will not be in the house, so no one will see Fortunato coming into his house.
Explanation:
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22. please help me i need nah po... Encircle the participial phrase found in each sentence and draw an arrow to the word it modifies.1. Using the atmosphere of carnival to disguise his horrible act of entombing Fortunato alive, Montresorexact revenge2. Determined to taste the wine, Fortunato insisted on being taken to Montresor's home.3. Leading Fortunato to a small crypt, Montresor told Fortunato that the Amontillado was there.4. Knowing that Fortunato is considered skillful in fine wines, Montresor flattered him by asking about hi newly acquired cask of Amontillado.5. Resuming his task, Montresor almost finished three more tiers.
Answer:
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Explanation:
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23. What is ironic about the narrator's conversation with fortunato once they enter the catacombs?
What is ironic about the narrators conversation with Fortunato once they enter the catacombs? Montresor asked Fortunado if he wanted to leave the catacombs because he was coughing, and Fortunado said no, because he wanted the Amontillado.
24. Why did Montressor keep urging Fortunato to turn back?
Answer:
Montresor is trying to make Fortunato think he is being kind and cares about his health and it ends up making Fortunato want to go more. Why does Montresor keeping urging Fortunato to turn back? Montresor hate Fortunato because he had been teasing Montresor and Montresor had had enough.
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25. Where did the cask of amontillado kill fortunato?
Answer:
In 'The Cask of Amontillado,' Montresor kills Fortunato by building a wall around him in the depths of the wine cellar/ catacombs, sealing him.
Explanation:
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26. Difference between montresor and fortunato
Answer:
what is montresor?
Explanation:
What is fortunato?
27. Similarities between montresor and fortunato
Answer: The similarities are that they both a knowledgeable about wines. Montresor admits this about Fortunato in the exposition. Then Montresor states that he himself is knows his vintages, having purchased wine in quantity. Another similarity is that they are both men of position and perhaps power. Montresor describes Fortunato as a man even to be feared. Montresor is most likely also such a man, since his family has a coat of arms that states that the Montresor family will allow no insult to go unavenged.
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28. Do you sympathize Fortunato or think that he deserved his fate?
Answer:
I sympathize with Fortunato.
Explanation:
This question is related to the short story "The Cask of Amontillado" written by Edgar Alan Poe. In this story we learn that a man named Montresor, wants to take revenge on his neighbor, Fortunato, because he was humiliated by him. This revenge causes Montresor to handcuff Fortunato and leave him trapped in a brick wall. He really does that and listens to Fortunato's screams, imprisoned, until he dies.
In this story I sympathize with Fortunato because I don't believe that torture, like what happened to him, is the right way to get revenge. Also, I don't believe that revenge is a good way to resolve grievances, as nothing will change what happened.
Answer:
I sympathize with Fortunato.
Explanation:
This question is related to the short story "The Cask of Amontillado" written by Edgar Alan Poe. In this story we learn that a man named Montresor, wants to take revenge on his neighbor, Fortunato, because he was humiliated by him. This revenge causes Montresor to handcuff Fortunato and leave him trapped in a brick wall. He really does that and listens to Fortunato's screams, imprisoned, until he dies.
In this story I sympathize with Fortunato because I don't believe that torture, like what happened to him, is the right way to get revenge. Also, I don't believe that revenge is a good way to resolve grievances, as nothing will change what happened.
29. Why does he think that Fortunato has insulted him?
He (The monstressor) thinks that Fortunato has insulted him because he made a fool of himself.
30. montresor is obsessed with punishing fortunato
Answer:
He believes Fortunato deserves revenge due to the "injuries" and "insult" Fortunato has inflicted on Montresor. In regard to punishment, Montresor feels that if one is punished for the revenge one exacts on one's persecutor, then the revenge cannot be considered effective or complete as a result.
Explanation:
Answer:
He believes Fortunato deserves revenge due to the "injuries" and "insult" Fortunato has inflicted on Montresor. In regard to punishment, Montresor feels that if one is punished for the revenge one exacts on one's persecutor, then the revenge cannot be considered effective or complete as a result.
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