Beatrice and Benedick's Perspectives

Hero and Ursula devise a plan to make Beatrice overhear their conversation about Benedick's love for her. They praise Benedick excessively, hoping to influence Beatrice's feelings. Hero describes Beatrice as proud and critical, while Ursula defends her. Beatrice, overhearing, realizes her pride and decides to love Benedick in return.

What task does Hero assign to Margaret?

• To fetch the prince and Claudio

• To prepare the parlour for guests

• To inform Beatrice about the conversation

• To bring Benedick to the arbour

What is the main topic Hero and Ursula plan to discuss?

• Claudio's wedding

• Beatrice's pride

• Benedick's love for Beatrice

• The prince's plans

How does Hero describe Beatrice's nature?

• Proud and untamed

• Gentle and kind

• Shy and reserved

• Generous and forgiving

What does Hero say about Beatrice's ability to love?

• She is eager to love

• She is indifferent

• She loves deeply

• She is too wrapped up in herself

What does Hero think about Benedick's worthiness as a husband?

• He is unworthy

• He deserves the best

• He is not ready

• He is average

What does Hero say about Beatrice's view of men?

• She respects their wisdom

• She is indifferent to them

• She finds faults in every man

• She admires their qualities

What does Ursula suggest about Beatrice's reaction to Benedick's love?

• She will mock it

• She will accept it

• She will be confused

• She will ignore it

What does Hero think about Beatrice's criticism of men?

• It is insightful

• It is humorous

• It is not admirable

• It is justified

What does Hero say about Beatrice's view of handsome men?

• She ignores them

• She admires them

• She thinks they should be women

• She finds them intimidating

What does Hero think about Beatrice's criticism of quiet men?

• She respects them

• She finds them lifeless

• She is indifferent

• She admires their silence