THEME: HONOUR

Question 1

Margaret: Marriage equals honour

Answer 1

is not your lord honourable without marriage?

Question 2

Don Pedro: He finds pride in his ability to bringing love Benedick’s way so much as to compare himself to Cupid

Answer 2

Cupid is no longer an archer

Question 3

Leonato: Attack on his honour on the accusations of his daughter. (His own honour and reputation is much more important than the life of Hero)

Answer 3

Hath no man’s dagger here a point for me?

Question 4

Leonato: Resents Hero being “his” as she is a stain on his honour

Answer 4

no part of it is mine

Question 5

Benedick: Initially does not go against his men calling them still honourable (ACKNOWLEDGES DON PEDRO AND CLAUDIO’S HONOUR)

Answer 5

Two of them have the very bent of honour

Question 6

Don Pedro: Brings attention to his own honour in a situation between Hero and Claudio.

Answer 6

I stand dishonoured

Question 7

Benedick: Diminishes Claudio’s honour

Answer 7

fare you well, boy

Question 8

Don Pedro: Slandering Leonato’s honour

Answer 8

good old man

Question 9

Don Pedro: His accusatory words must be deemed true because of his honour

Answer 9

But on my honour she was charged with nothing / But what was true and very full of proof