Beatrice's Emotional Dilemmas and Decisions

The transcript reveals Beatrice's secret affection for Benedick, her internal struggle, and emotional turmoil. Despite her love, she fears Benedick's reaction and destroys a letter she wrote to him. The discussion among characters centers on whether to inform Benedick of Beatrice's feelings, considering her emotional state and the potential consequences.

What is Beatrice's main dilemma regarding Benedick?

• She is unsure if she loves him.

• She is worried about her family's reaction.

• She thinks Benedick is in love with someone else.

• She fears he will mock her if she confesses her love.

Why does Beatrice stay up at night?

• She is planning a trip.

• She is writing a letter to Benedick.

• She is reading books.

• She is talking to her friends.

What does Beatrice do after writing the letter?

• She sends it immediately.

• She hides it under her bed.

• She tears it up in frustration.

• She gives it to her friend.

How does Beatrice feel about her own actions?

• Proud and confident

• Ashamed and self-critical

• Happy and content

• Indifferent and careless

What does Beatrice do in her emotional turmoil?

• She writes another letter.

• She prays and curses.

• She talks to Benedick.

• She leaves the house.

What is the concern regarding Beatrice's emotional state?

• She might harm herself.

• She will leave the town.

• She will stop talking to her family.

• She will confess to Benedick.

What is suggested as a solution to Beatrice's problem?

• To inform Benedick through someone else.

• To confront Benedick directly.

• To write another letter.

• To ignore Benedick completely.

How is Beatrice described in terms of her character?

• Virtuous and wise

• Cunning and deceitful

• Naive and foolish

• Arrogant and proud

What is the exception to Beatrice's wisdom?

• Her financial decisions

• Her choice of friends

• Her career choices

• Her love for Benedick

What does one character wish regarding Beatrice's affection?

• That it was less obvious.

• That it was more intense.

• That it was directed towards them.

• That it was kept a secret.