Character Relationships and Themes in Much Ado About Nothing

The transcript covers the arrival of Don Pedro in Msina, where he honors Claudio. A humorous exchange occurs between Benedict and Beatrice, showcasing their witty banter. Claudio's love for Hero is revealed, while Benedict expresses skepticism about love. Don Pedro devises a plan to help Claudio win Hero's affection.

What news does the letter bring about Don Pedro?

• He is planning a battle.

• He is leaving Msina tonight.

• He is arriving in Msina tonight.

• He is hosting a feast.

How is victory described in the context of the battle?

• Victory is about gaining territory.

• Victory is about losing fewer men.

• Victory is twice itself when all return safely.

• Victory is only about winning.

What honor has Don Pedro bestowed upon Claudio?

• A new estate.

• Much honor for his bravery.

• A large sum of money.

• A title of nobility.

What is Beatrice's relationship with Benedick?

• They have a merry war of wits.

• They are engaged.

• They are siblings.

• They are strangers.

How does Beatrice describe Benedick's return from the wars?

• As a coward.

• As pleasant as ever.

• As a hero.

• As a changed man.

What does Leonato say about trouble and comfort?

• Comfort remains when trouble departs.

• Trouble is always welcome.

• Trouble never comes to his house.

• Comfort is hard to find.

What does Benedick think of Hero?

• She is too proud.

• She is not worth his attention.

• She is the most beautiful woman.

• She is too low for high praise.

What is Don Pedro's plan regarding Hero?

• To marry her himself.

• To woo her for Claudio.

• To send her away.

• To ignore her.