Whose wedding is Bianca's that Petruchio mentions celebrating at Baptista's house?

• A. Bianca's.
• B. Katherine's.
• C. Petruchio's.
• D. Hortensio's.

Answer: (D)

This question hinges on recognizing which wedding is being talked about as a celebration at Baptista’s house. In that part of the play, the social center is Baptista’s household, where weddings among Bianca’s circle are organized and marked with celebration. Hortensio is the one who ends up marrying the Widow, and his wedding to her is the event referenced as being celebrated there. The other possibilities don’t fit the moment being described: Katherine’s marriage to Petruchio happens later and isn’t described as a Baptista-house celebration in this scene, Bianca’s own wedding to Lucentio is a separate arrangement, and Petruchio’s marriage to Kate is not the wedding being noted at that particular occasion.