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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. Why does Dogberry wish the Sexton to return after he has left the interrogation?
2. What news does Ursula bring Benedick and Beatrice as they are discussing traditional wooing?
3. What is the first question that the constable of Messina asks his new assistant constable?
4. Who does Leonato send to do what he is summoned for on the morning of Hero's wedding?
5. Who captured the suspects spoken of by Verges on the morning of Hero's wedding?
Short Essay Questions
1. Who steps up to give witness to the scandalous statement that Claudio makes about Hero at his wedding?
2. What does Claudio think Hero has died of?
3. What does Dogberry tell his men on the night guard to do at the alehouses?
4. What does Leonato think Claudio means when he first says he does not want to marry Hero during the wedding?
5. What is the final order that Dogberry gives his night watch before retiring to bed?
6. How do Leonato's unexpected visitors feel about what Leonato asks them to do as he leaves to attend his daughter's wedding?
7. What does the Friar tell Hero to pretend to do as part of his plan to prove her innocence?
8. What do the unexpected visitors to Leonato's house need from him on the morning of Hero's wedding?
9. What does Claudio promise to do to make recompense for his terrible mistake about Hero's innocence?
10. What question does Claudio ask Leonato during his wedding to Hero?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
What are some of the key examples of gratitude in this book, and how do these instances affect the characters involved in those scenes?
Essay Topic 2
Sacrifice is a theme that is very prevalent in this book. Who are the characters most affected by this theme, and how do they allow sacrifice to change their lives?
Essay Topic 3
What are some of the forms of foreshadowing used in this play, and how do those moments affect the course of the plot?
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