1. Which character(s) in the film lacked British accents? Claudio Don Pedro Both of these are correct. Neither of these are correct.

2. The story revolved around the adventures of two different couples who, despite help and interference, ended up together in the end. Who were these two couples? Claudio and Hero; Benedick and Beatrice Antonio and Ursula; Claudio and Beatrice Borachio and Margaret; Benedick and Hero Don Pedro and Beatrice; Borachio and Ursula

3. Which real-life married couple starred in this film as Benedick and Beatrice? Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor Robert Sean Leonard and Kate Beckinsale Kenneth Branagh and Emma Thompson Brian Blessed and Imelda Staunton

4. Which actress/character was an unknowing pawn in the evil schemes of a villain in this story? Imelda Staunton/Margaret Emma Thompson/Beatrice Kate Beckinsale/Hero Phyllida Law/Ursula

5. While eavesdropping on a conversation, what caused Benedick to fall over backwards on his chair? He heard the sound of a cannon and it startled him. He heard that the Prince was planning to courtmartial him. He heard that Beatrice secretly loved him. He heard that Claudio did not really plan to marry Hero after all.

6. What did Beatrice and Benedick do simultaneously after realizing that they were loved by the other? Beatrice swung on a garden swing while Benedick splashed through a fountain. Beatrice confronted Benedick and passionately kissed him. Beatrice ran and spoke with Hero while Benedick spoke with Claudio. Beatrice ran to her room crying while Benedick jumped on his horse and fled for England.

7. In the beginning of the movie, lines from a song actually written by Shakespeare were recited. True False

8. Who directed this version of "Much Ado About Nothing"? Kenneth Branagh Franco Zeffirelli Denzel Washington Brian Blessed

9. What was the name of the evil brother of Don Pedro, played so well by Keanu Reeves? Don Juan Don Francis Don Marco Don John

10. Who wrote the original music for "Much Ado About Nothing"? Patrick Doyle John Barry Ennio Morricone James Horner