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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who does the constable of Messina tell the night watch they are responsible for?
2. Who is the person willing to pay Borachio for his part in the plot to dishonor Hero?
3. What does Don Pedro tell Leonato at the beginning of Act 5?
4. What do Beatrice and Margaret tease Hero about on the morning of her wedding?
5. Why are the night watch told to put special watch on Leonato's house?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does Claudio learn about Hero's innocence?
2. Who steps up to give witness to the scandalous statement that Claudio makes about Hero at his wedding?
3. What happens to the main instigator of the plan that got the two suspects in the jail arrested?
4. What does one of the arrested men call Dogberry and Verges after their interrogation is complete?
5. What does Benedick do with the help of Margaret to try and show his love for Beatrice?
6. Why does Beatrice say that she and Benedick cannot use the traditional form of wooing?
7. What do the unexpected visitors to Leonato's house need from him on the morning of Hero's wedding?
8. What does Beatrice tease Hero about just before she heads to the church for her wedding?
9. What does Leonato think Claudio means when he first says he does not want to marry Hero during the wedding?
10. What does the Friar tell Hero to pretend to do as part of his plan to prove her innocence?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Choosing sides is a theme presented in this play. What are some of the examples of this theme appearing, and how does it affect the characters involved?
Essay Topic 2
Power and greed are two common themes in this play. Where do they appear, and how do they differ in their manifestations?
Essay Topic 3
Margaret is a minor character whose presence makes a big difference in the plot. How does she accomplish this? What are some ways that her presence, however brief, altered the outcome of the plot? What might happen differently if Margaret wasn't in the book at all?
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