| Leonato’s home is in the town of | Messina |
| A witty young woman who tends to be sarcastic | Beatrice |
| The men return from where in the beginning of Much Ado | a war with France |
| Beatrice uses the phrase “Signior Mountanto” to make fun of who | Benedick |
| How do Beatrice and Benedick both feel at the beginning of the book | they never want to marry |
| Who dresses like Claudio for the masquerade | Don Pedro |
| Don John causes trouble by doing what | causing Claudio to become jealous |
| Don Pedro convinces the group to help him do what | set up Beatrice and Benedick |
| Balthasar’s song in act II reflects on what | the unreliability of men |
| At the end of act II, Benedick believes what | Beatrice is in love with him |
| Leonato says Claudio can do penance by doing what | marrying Hero’s cousin, hanging an epitaph on Hero’s tomb, and proclaiming Hero’s purity throughout the land |
| The truth is revealed about Hero when | Borachio admits to his transgression with Margaret |
| At the end of the play, Don John is | a prisoner |
| Claudio and Hero reveal that Beatrice and Benedick what | possess love letters for one another |
| The play ends with what | dancing |
| “Now, unto thy bones good night! Yearly will i do this rite.” | Claudio proclaiming how he will correct Hero’s tainted reputation and do whatever it takes to right his wrong |
Much Ado About Nothing Quiz Answers
July 14, 2019