Benedick and Beatrice's Relationship Dynamics

Benedick asks Margaret to call Beatrice, expressing his poetic struggles. He and Beatrice engage in witty banter about love and flaws. Beatrice's cousin is ill, and urgent news reveals Lady Hero's false accusation and Don John's deceit.

What does Benedick promise Margaret in exchange for her help?

• A secret message

• A dance at the ball

• A bouquet of flowers

• A sonnet praising her beauty

Why does Benedick find it difficult to write poetry?

• He doesn't believe in love

• He is too busy

• He struggles with rhyming words

• He lacks inspiration

What does Benedick say about his ability to woo with words?

• He is learning to be poetic

• He prefers actions over words

• He cannot woo in fancy words

• He is a master of words

How does Beatrice respond when Benedick asks if she would come when called?

• She would send someone else

• She would come and leave when told

• She would come and stay

• She would not come at all

What does Beatrice intend to find out from Benedick?

• What happened between him and Claudio

• His feelings for her

• His plans for the future

• His opinion on poetry

What does Benedick say he will do in response to Claudio's actions?

• Challenge him to a duel

• Ignore him

• Write him a letter

• Speak to him directly

How does Beatrice describe harsh words?

• As foul wind and bad breath

• As a necessary evil

• As a gentle breeze

• As a sweet melody

What does Beatrice say about Benedick's flaws?

• They are too many to count

• They formed a strong alliance

• They are insignificant

• They are charming

How does Benedick describe his love for Beatrice?

• As a mutual understanding

• As suffering against his will

• As a peaceful feeling

• As a joyful experience

What is Beatrice's response to Benedick's declaration of love?

• She is indifferent

• She will love him back

• She is confused

• She will never love what her friend hates