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Students will use this worksheet to summarize passages that provide a better understanding of Beatrice and make notes on what her words reveal about her character.
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Students will use this worksheet to uncover the truth about Hero’s personality and character by finding and analyzing relevant passages in the play.
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Students will use this worksheet to find and list the comic elements in Much Ado About Nothing and categorize them by language, plot, and ending.
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Students will use this worksheet to closely read a scene that has been annotated to explain different types of wordplay typically found in the play and then review and annotate two other scenes on their own.
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