Much Ado Fast and Curious

I hope to ​​​​​_______ the woman of my dreams at the dance.

• belied

• disdain

• fair

• slander

• woo

Beatrice is accused of treating people with ___________ and _____________ since she tends to look down on others.

• disdain

• wit

• quips

• belied

• scorn

Don John ___________________ people, or tells lies about them.

• slanders

• quips

• disdains

• woos

• requites

Beatrice and Benedick have a war of ___________, or battles of humorous intelligence.

• detractions

• disdain

• wit

• slanders

• scorn

Claudio fears his love will not be ________________ by Hero - that she will not feel the same way in return.

• requited

• slandered

• fair

• belied

• disdain

Characters take opportunities to point out other people's flaws, or ___________________.

• detractions

• disdain

• quips

• wit

• scorn

Beatrice and Benedick use their wit to trade clever remarks or  ______________ back and forth.

• quips

• disdain

• scorn

• slanders

• detractions

Even though she's not blonde, Claudio still finds Hero _____________.

• fair

• woo

• belied

• requited

• wit

The joking of the men ______________ the seriousness of the situation or gave the wrong impression.

• belied

• quips

• requited

• detractions

• woo

In Elizabethan English, sad has a different meaning. What is it?

• serious

• gentle

• melancholy

• angry