Print double-sided (flip on the long edge) and cut along the dashed lines. Fronts and backs line up.
Much Ado About Nothing · Fronts · page 1
Beatrice
Benedick
Messina
Hero
Love
Marriage
Comedy
Shakespeare
Much Ado About Nothing · Backs · page 1
A newly married man
The woman who guided Dante through Paradise in the Divine Comedy
A man distinguished by exceptional courage and nobility and strength
A port city in northeastern Sicily on the Strait of ___
The state of being a ___ couple voluntarily joined for life
A strong feeling of care and affection
English poet and dramatist considered one of the greatest English writers
Light and humorous drama with a happy ending
Much Ado About Nothing · Fronts · page 2
Deception
Themes
Sicily
Anger
Jealousy
Misunderstanding
Soldiers
Cousins
Much Ado About Nothing · Backs · page 2
The subject matter of a conversation or discussion (plural)
A misleading falsehood
A strong emotion
The Italian region on the island of ___
An understanding of something that is not correct
A feeling of ___ envy
The child of your aunt or uncle (plural)
People who serve in an army
Much Ado About Nothing · Fronts · page 3
Enemies
Wife
Husband
Fighting
Dislike
Honour
Loyalty
Lies
Much Ado About Nothing · Backs · page 3
A married woman
An opposing military force (plural)
To be engaged in a ___
To use cautiously and frugally
The state of being honored
An inclination to withhold approval from some person or group
A statement that deviates from or perverts the truth (plural)
The quality of being ___