Key Quotations (Junior Cert English): Flashcards
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What does Benedick say about love and foolishness?
What does Benedick say about love and foolishness?
He wonders how fools can fall in love after mocking it.
How does Don John describe himself?
How does Don John describe himself?
He calls himself a plain-dealing villain.
What is Claudio's farewell phrase to Hero?
What is Claudio's farewell phrase to Hero?
Claudio says, 'Fare thee well, Hero.'
What does Benedick declare about living and dying?
What does Benedick declare about living and dying?
'I will live in thy heart, die in thy lap...' he says.
What question does Claudio ask about a jewel?
What question does Claudio ask about a jewel?
'Can the world buy such a jewel?' he queries.
What does Hero say about Cupid's arrows?
What does Hero say about Cupid's arrows?
'Some Cupid kills with arrows, some with traps.'
What does Beatrice say about love declarations?
What does Beatrice say about love declarations?
'I had rather hear my dog bark than a man swear love.'
What metaphor does Claudio use about Hero's worth?
What metaphor does Claudio use about Hero's worth?
'Give not this rotten orange to your friend.'
What lament does Leonato express about Hero?
What lament does Leonato express about Hero?
'Do not live, Hero; do not ope thine eyes.'
What does Beatrice wish she could do as a man?
What does Beatrice wish she could do as a man?
'I would eat his heart in the marketplace,' she declares.