Much Ado About Nothing - Relationships Error Correction Worksheet
English
Grade 8
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A worksheet focused on analyzing relationships in Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing through error correction and critical thinking tasks for Grade 8 students.
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Much Ado About Nothing - Relationships Error Correction Worksheet
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Grade Grade 8
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Extract from Much Ado About Nothing
SPEAK. I do love nothing in the world so well as you. Is not that strange?
BENEDICK. Same for me then. So you walk a mile to see your face in a mirror, and plainness is your only evil.
BEATRICE. For which I no thankful be; I only thank you that you are my mother’s child.
SPEAK. You always end with a jade's trick: I pray you, displease not me.
BEATRICE. If I do, hang me; I shall have my revenge in some way. Come, come, sit down, I know you are no less than a student, and I will have my revenge.
SPEAK. Did I never make a doubt of your love?
BEATRICE. O, falseness! I hear: for it shall not be amended.
SPEAK. I love you more than ever I loved any woman.
BEATRICE. And I love you more than any man in the world.
(She takes his hand.)
SPEAK. Why, then, your uncle's in town?
BEATRICE. Are you not ashamed? I am not to be outdone.
SPEAK. Well, I am glad at the news.
BEATRICE. Come, I will have thee to my house, and I will tell thee all my mind.
SPEAK. Nay, now, you strike a man in earnest.
BEATRICE. Well, I will tell you what I think of you.
SPEAK. Do, do.
BEATRICE. Marry, I think you are a very dull fool.
SPEAK. Fool!
BEATRICE. I am not such a fool as you think me to be.
SPEAK. Well, I will tell you what I think of you.
BEATRICE. Do, do.
SPEAK. Marry, I think you are a very dull fool.
BEATRICE. Fool!
(She laughs.)
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Error Correction: Literary Technique Identification
Identify and correct the following errors in the excerpt. Each question asks about a specific literary technique, such as metaphor, volta, or caesura.
1.
In the line "Same for me then. So you walk a mile to see your face in a mirror," what literary device is Shakespeare employing?
[2 marks]2.
Find and correct the error related to stage directions in the excerpt.
[2 marks]3.
Identify the use of a rhetorical device in the phrase "fool!" when Beatrice repeats it.
[2 marks]4.
Correct the error in punctuation in the sentence: "Come, come, sit down, I know you are no less than a student, and I will have my revenge."
[2 marks]C
Creative Writing Prompt
Write a short dialogue between two characters from the play, focusing on establishing their relationship. Use proper Shakespearean tone and style.
1.
Compose a dialogue of approximately 20 lines between Benedick and Beatrice where they teasingly discuss their feelings. Make sure to include at least two uses of Shakespearean rhetorical devices.
D
Analysis of Relationship Dynamics
Answer the following questions about how Shakespeare portrays relationships in this excerpt.
1.
Describe how humor is used to explore the relationship between Beatrice and Speak.
[3 marks]2.
Identify one example of Shakespearean wordplay in the excerpt and explain its significance.
[3 marks]3.
Analyze how the dialogue reveals the tension between genuine affection and playful mockery.
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