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 * __Response To Shakespeare (5%)[[image:muchado1.jpg align="right"]]__**

You will have to study **Romeo and Juliet** or **Much Ado About Nothing**.

Download the complete works of Shakespeare below:

You may have to complete an essay question about **'Much Ado About Nothing'**. This question will ask you to think about the characters of Benedick and Beatrice. You will need to think about what they are like at the start of the play and why, how and why they change and what they are like at the end of the play. The question is:


 * "How do the characters of Benedick and Beatrice have change by the end of the play?"**

Click on the word document below to download a summary of the play:

To answer this coursework question effectively, you will need to read through the notes that can help you. The notes explain how to use them and what examiners are looking for in your answer. Many of the points and quotes in the notes will help you with your answer. Click below to download the notes:


 * __Watch "Much Ado About Nothing" On Your Computer__**

The film has been split into **__11 parts.__** Each has part lasts around 10 minutes. Watch all in order to revise your knowledge of the plot.

Alternatively, download the full version of Kenneth Brannagh's screen adaptation for Windows Media Player at the bottom of this page.

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Can't access YouTube from your location? Download the entire film to be viewed in Windows Media Player by clicking the file below