Much Ado About Nothing: Themes, Motifs & Symbols Quiz: Quick Quiz

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Much Ado About Nothing

William Shakespeare

Themes, Motifs & Symbols Quiz

1 of 5
Courtiers in this play embody the ideal of sprezzatura, in which wit and grace are supposed to appear ___.

2 of 5
Which character holds power over his friends by virtue of his social status?

3 of 5
Shakespeare uses way Beatrice and Benedick are fooled into falling in love to demonstrate that deceit is not inherently ___.

4 of 5
In the context of the play, Hero's death is ___.

5 of 5
Which of these scenes represents the climax of the play?

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1 of 5 Courtiers in this play embody the ideal of sprezzatura, in which wit and grace are supposed to appear ___.

2 of 5 Which character holds power over his friends by virtue of his social status?

3 of 5 Shakespeare uses way Beatrice and Benedick are fooled into falling in love to demonstrate that deceit is not inherently ___.

4 of 5 In the context of the play, Hero's death is ___.

5 of 5 Which of these scenes represents the climax of the play?