| Beatrice is lured into overhearing a ______________________ between Hero and Ursula | Staged conversation |
| What do the women discuss? | Benedick’s love for Beatrice and Beatrice’s arrogance and pride |
| What does Beatrice decide she must do? | Love Benedick in return |
| Where is the setting of the conversation between Hero and Ursula? | The orchard |
| What do they pretend? | That Benedick is sick in love with Beatrice |
| Aside | A remark or passage by a character in a play that is intended to be heard by the audience but unheard by other characters in the play |
| “The pleasant’st angling is to see the _______ cut with her golden oars over the silver stream and greedily devour the treacherous _______” | Fish, bait |
| What quote does this relate to? | “Bait the hook well: this fish will bite.” |
| What does Hero call Ursula? | Disdainful |
| “…he doth deserve as much as may be yielded to a man, but Nature never framed a woman’s heart of _________________________ than that of Beatrice” | Prouder stuff |
| Why does Hero say she cannot tell Beatrice? | Because she will mock her |
| Ursula says that Benedick is a…. | Rare gentlemen |
| What type of character does Beatrice become once she hears that Benedick loves her? | A round character |
| What is the first sign that Benedick has fallen in love? | He shaved his beard |
| Don John tells Claudio that… | Hero has been unfaithful |
| What is “He hath a ____________ as sound as a ______________, and his tongue is the clapper, for what his heart thinks, his tongue speaks” an example of? | Simile and personification |
| Benedick attributes his changes to a ___________________ | Toothache |
| What does Don John say about the information he has? | That it will cause Claudio to reconsider his marriage |
| How does Don John win their trust? | By flattering them and saying he is only trying to help |
| What does Don John claim about Hero? | That she has been disloyal |
| True or False: Claudio believes what he is being told | False! He is confused and in disbelief that Hero would cheat |
| Where does Don John lead them for his “proof”? | The courtyard to see Hero’s bedroom window |
| What does Claudio decide he will do if it is true? | Shame her on their wedding day |
| Who agrees to join him in disgracing Hero? | Don Pedro |
| One’s _______________ may affect many others | Reputation |
| Who is Dogberry? | The master constable, assigns the night watchmen their posts |
| After their conversation, Borachio and Conrade are ________________ by the watch | Arrested |
| Malapropism | The mistaken use of a word in place of a similar-sounding one |
| Who has the most malapropisms? | Dogberry |
| George Seacoal is _____________ and _______________ | Literate, asked to come forward |
| What is the verbal irony while Dogberry is giving instructions? | That he is giving orders in a convoluted way |
| What is the proverb that Dogberry uses? | “He who touches tar shall be defiled.” |
| The first watchman recognizes Borachio, a…. | Thief for the past seven years |
| Who does Borachio confess to? | Conrade |
| Who is eavesdropping on their conversation? | The watchmen |
| How does the mod shift from scene 3 to scene 4? | It goes from serious and dark to playful and lighthearted |
| Beatrice claims that she is suffering from a _________ | Cold |
| What do Margaret and Ursula tease Beatrice about? | Being in love with Benedick |
| “We ______________ in the _____________ name, stand!” | Charge you, Prince’s |
| Margaret states that Beatrice has what? | Changed her mind about love |
| What does Margaret suggest Beatrice should do about her stuffed nose? | Get some carduus benedictus |
| ________________ is the one to say that Beatrice is in love | Margaret |
| Who do Dogberry and Verges attempt to explain the arrest to? | Leonato |
| What does Leonato do and why? | Dismisses them because he has to get to the wedding |
| He and Verges set off to where to question who? | Set off to the jail to question Borachio and Conrade |
Much Ado About Nothing (ACT 3)
July 4, 2019