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In order to make a point, Shylock demands a pound of flesh as a forfeit if Antonio is unable to pay back his debt. How does Shylock refer to this agreement?

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The Merchant of Venice was written over four hundred years ago and so the English is a bit different from what we use today. 
These are MCQs on The Merchant of Venice by William Shakespeare. Test your knowledge and understanding of the text.


In order to make a point, Shylock demands a pound of flesh as a forfeit if Antonio is unable to pay back his debt. How does Shylock refer to this agreement?





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