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Literature
Much Ado About Nothing - Extract 1
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Q.1
What is the immediate context for this passage?
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Hero and Ursula have sent Margaret to inform Beatrice that they are gossiping about her in the orchard
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Leonato has just agreed to marry his daughter Hero to Claudio
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Benedick has just written a sonnet to Beatrice
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Margaret has just impersonated Hero in her chamber with Borachio
Q.2
What immediately follows this passage?
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Dogberry instructs the watchmen
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Beatrice decides to reciprocate Benedick's love
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Claudio rejects Hero at the altar
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Beatrice calls Benedick to dinner
Q.3
Which of the following is an example of foreshadowing in this passage?
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"If I should speak / She would mock me into air, O, she would laugh me / Out of myself"
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"Therefore let Benedick, like covered fire, / Consume away in sighs, waste inwardly"
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"And truly, I’ll devise some honest slanders / To stain my cousin with. One doth not know / How much an ill word may empoison liking"
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"Signor Benedick, / For shape, for bearing, argument, and valor / Goes foremost in report through Italy"
Q.4
Hero says she has never met a man that Beatrice does not "spell backwards". What does she mean by this?
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Beatrice is not very good at spelling
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Beatrice casts spells on men
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Beatrice is easily confused, like Dogberry
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Beatrice is contrary; she portrays each man in reverse
Q.5
What does Hero identify to be as bad as death caused by tickling?
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Death caused by sorrow
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Death by physical torture
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Death by mockery
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Death by war
Q.6
Hero says, in her aside, that Cupid kills some "with arrows, some with traps". What does she mean by this?
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People can find themselves unexpectedly paired together, even if they have never fallen passionately in love
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People who do not fall passionately in love would be better off not getting married
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People who do not fall passionately in love have been able successfully to avoid Cupid
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Beatrice and Benedick have absolute freedom to make whatever choices they desire
Q.7
Who is compared to a bird in this passage?
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Beatrice
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Benedick
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Hero
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Claudio
Q.8
Which of the following lines expresses the idea that reputation is created by deeds?
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"Signor Benedick, / For shape, for bearing, argument, and valor / Goes foremost in report through Italy"
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"Stand I condemned for pride and scorn so much?"
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"He is the only man of Italy, / Always excepted my dear Claudio"
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"His excellence did earn it ere he had it"
Q.9
Ursula appeals to which of Beatrice's characteristics?
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Humility
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Jealousy
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Pride
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Greed
Q.10
Beatrice refers to "fire" in her ears. What is the significance of this metaphor?
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Gossip is dangerous, like fire
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She feels some shame at the impression of herself which her dear friends hold
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Beatrice's ears are "burning" because other people are talking about her
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All of the above
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