Reading Story ( The Merchant of Venice - 2 ) by Shakespeare.

Portia lived in a big house in Belmont with . . . . . her servant-companion.

Whoever chose the box with Portia’s picture would be her . . . . . . .

Nerissa thought that Bassanio . . . . . . . Portia’s love more than any of other.

“ Whoever chooses me shall gain what many men desire,” was written on the . . . . .

Both of the Princes failed in their attempts because they were wise enough.

Although she fell in love with . . . . . . , Portia could not decide by her own wish.

There was an ugly skull found inside the silver box.

Aragon is a region in northern . . . . . . . comprising the provinces of Huesca, Zaragoza and Teruel.

Portia had plenty of . . . . . . , but she had no chance to choose one of them.

Arragon was a vain young man with a very high opinion of . . . . . . .

Neither of the Princes could make the right decision.

Morocco chose the . . . . . . . box, but it didn’t contain Portia’s picture.

The Prince of Arragon was the first who had chosen the wrong box.

Portia’s father was wise enough to protect his daughter from . . . . . . . men.

The Prince of Arragon found a fool’s head in the silver box.

The prince of Arragon chose the box made of . . . . . . .

The plain box was made of . . . . . .

One of the . . . . . . boxes that left by her father contained the picture of Portia.

Morocco, a king’s son from . . . . . . , came to visit Portia.

Another word for a box is a casket.