Benedick and Claudio | At the beginning of the play, Don Pedro returns from war with whom? |
Don John. He is invited to Messina as a guest. | Who did Don Pedro defeat in the war, and how does he treat this man? |
Benedick. His poor fighting skills. | Beatrice uses the phrase “Signior Mountanto” to refer to which character and which of his traits? |
they never want to marry | At first, Beatrice and Benedick both insisted that… |
Claudio; he would inherit Leonato’s entire fortune. | Who is interested in marrying Hero, and how would this union impact him? |
He is the illegitimate half brother of Don Pedro and is presented as wicked and conniving. | Why is Don John a villain? |
Masquerade party; Don John | What type of event does Leonato host to welcome home the soldiers, and who is conspicuously absent from the feast? |
Don Pedro; to woo Hero on Claudio’s behalf. | Who dresses like Claudio for the party, and what is his intention? |
He manipulates Claudio into thinking that Don Pedro wooed Hero for himself. | How does Don John cause trouble on the night of the masquerade party? |
It would be too costly and he is too good for her. | Why does Beatrice say that she will not marry Don Pedro? |
Make Benedick and Beatrice fall in love. | Don Pedro convinces Leonato and Claudio to do what? |
Attractive and mild-tempered; wise and good at conversation; virtuous and musical. | Benedick says that he will marry only if he can find a woman who is what? |
Claudio, Don Pedro, and Leonato | Benedick is duped into falling in love with Beatrice when he overhears a conversation between whom? |
He will have Don John bring Claudio and Don Pedro to the courtyard alone; he will appear with Margaret in Hero’s bedroom window; he will call Margaret by the name of Hero. | What are the steps that Borachio will take to ruin Claudio’s engagement? |
Thief | What does Borachio’s name mean? |
For confessing his deception of Claudio and Don Pedro. | Why do the night watchmen arrest Borachio? |
Benedick pretends that he has a toothache and Beatrice pretends that she has a stuffy nose. | Benedick and Beatrice deny their newfound love by making excuses for their changes in behavior by pretending what? |
She faints. | At her wedding, Hero becomes so upset by Claudio’s accusations that she does what? |
Don Pedro and Don Jon | In addition to Claudio, Hero is publicly slandered by whom? |
Benedick | Who is the first to suspect that Don John is behind these false allegations? |
Pretend to be dead in order to cause Claudio to repent. | The friar concocts a plan in which Hero must do what? |
He wants the insult to be recorded so Conrad will receive a harsher punishment. | After Conrad insults Dogberry, why does Dogberry say, “O, that the Sexton were here to write me down a tush! But masters, remember that I am a tush, though it not be written down, yet not forget that I am a tush.” |
Marry Leonato’s niece, proclaim Hero’s purity throughout the land, and to hand an epitaph on Hero’s tomb. | Upon learning the error of his ways, Claudio’s penance is to do what? |
Hero unmasks herself and agrees to marry Claudio; Benedick and Beatrice’s love is revealed; Benedick forgives Claudio for his misunderstanding. | At the second wedding in Act 5, what events take place so that all is forgiven? |
A prisoner. | At the end of the play, a messenger reports that Don John is what? |
A lavish wedding. | The play concludes with what? |
Hero and Beatrice; Don John and Dogberry; Claudio and Benedick | Think of three sets of foil characters and name them. |
Hero and Claudio | Who are Beatrice and Benedick foil characters to? |
Aphrodite, Diana, Cupid | Name three mythical persons that are allusions to romatic love. |
That “nothing” really may mean “noting”. | The plays title takes on added signficance when one considers what? |
Don Pedro, Leonato, Don John (there are others, but know these three in particular). | Name three major characters. |
Minor | Is Borachio a major character or a minor character? |
Minor | Is Hero a major character or a minor character? |
Dynamic | Are Benedick and Beatrice and Claudio dynamic or static characters? |
Static | Is Margaret a dynamic or static character? |
Static | Is Dogberry a dynamic or static character? |
Leonato | Identify which character said this: “There’s a kind of merry war betwixt Signior Benedick and her. They never meet but there’s a skirmish of wit between them.” |
Beatrice | Identify which character said this: “Thus goes everyone to the world but I, and I am sunburnt. I may sit in a corner and cry ‘heigh-ho for a husband.'” |
Benedick | Identify which character said this: “I have rallied so long against marriage, but doth the appetite alter? A man loves the meat in his youth he cannot endure in his age….When I said I would be a bachelor, I did not think I should live till I were married.” |
Claudio | Identify which character said this: “If I see anything tonight why I should not marry her, tomorrow in the congregation, where I should wed, there will I shame her.” |
Don Pedro | Identify which character said this: “My heart is sorry for your daughter’s death, but on my honor, she was charged with nothing but what was true and very full of proof.” |
Mount Pisgah Much Ado About Nothing Review for Test
July 5, 2019