Character Insights and Relationships in Much Ado About Nothing

Hero is determined to wear her chosen gown despite Margaret's comments about the Duchess of Milan's attire. The conversation shifts to marriage, with Margaret teasing Hero about the weight of a husband. Beatrice arrives, feeling unwell, and engages in playful banter with Margaret. The discussion touches on love and marriage, with references to Benedick's change of heart. Ursula announces the arrival of the wedding party, prompting Hero to prepare for the event.

What does Margaret compare the Duchess of Milan's gown to?

• A royal robe

• A wedding gown

• A fancy nightgown

• A simple dress

How does Margaret describe the Duchess of Milan's gown compared to Hero's?

• More elegant

• Less elegant

• Not mentioned

• Equally elegant

What does Margaret suggest will make Hero's life heavier?

• A child

• A new house

• A new job

• A husband

What does Margaret say about marriage?

• It is a mistake

• It is a burden

• It is honorable

• It is unnecessary

What song does Margaret suggest Beatrice sing?

• Light o’ Love

• Heavy Heart

• Song of the Heart

• Dance of Joy

What time does Beatrice mention it is?

• Four o'clock

• Five o'clock

• Seven o'clock

• Six o'clock

What does Beatrice say she is sighing for?

• The letter H

• A horse

• A husband

• A hawk

What does Beatrice complain about feeling?

• Ill

• Happy

• Bored

• Excited

What gift does the count send to Hero?

• A letter

• A necklace

• A pair of gloves

• A bouquet of flowers

What does Margaret suggest Beatrice wear like a feather in her hat?

• Her gloves

• Her dress

• Her hair

• Her wit