What does Don John say which first makes the reader suspicious of him?
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Card 7
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Which rhetorical question does Claudio use that may (possibly) be a pun on the word "noting" or "nothing" which had a different meaning in Elizabethan times.
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Card 8
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Which adjective is first used by Claudio in this scene and runs through the play as a sort of motif relating to Hero?
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Card 9
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Which hyperbole and juxtaposing does Benedick use about Beatrice that suggests that they will end up together?
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Card 10
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Which adjective does Don Pedro use twice about Hero on learning of Claudio's love?
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Card 11
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What does Benedick say about never marrying?
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Card 12
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What is Hero?
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Card 13
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Which rhetorical question and alliteration does Don Pedro use to show that courtship is about result, not about itself (a cynical view)?
