Much Ado About Nothing: Key Quotations (OCR GCSE English Literature): Quizzes

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Much Ado About Nothing: Key Quotations
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How does Don John describe himself?

A plain-dealing villain

What does Beatrice wish she were so she could 'eat his heart in the marketplace'?

A man

What does Claudio call Hero when speaking about love and marriage?

A jewel

Where does Benedick say he will 'die' in his romantic declaration?

In thy lap

According to Hero, what kills 'some with arrows, some with traps'?

Cupid

What fruit does Claudio use to insult Hero regarding honour?

Rotten orange

What would Beatrice rather hear than a man swearing he loves her?

Her dog bark at a crow

What word does Leonato use to say someone has falsely accused his innocent child?

Belied

How does Hero say 'One Hero died' when speaking of reputation?

Defiled

What does Benedick wonder about men who fall in love?

They become the argument of their scorn

What does Don John prefer being rather than 'a rose in his grace'?

A canker in a hedge

Which theme includes Claudio's quote: 'Give not this rotten orange to your friend'?

Honour and Reputation

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