Shakespeare. Much Ado About Nothing. Acts 4 And 5

Beatrice's cousin is the correct answer because the question is asking about the relationship between the hero and Beatrice. A cousin is a relative who shares a common ancestor but is not a sibling, parent, or child. Therefore, the hero is related to Beatrice as her cousin.

Borachio insulted Dogberry by calling him an "ass." This term is commonly used to refer to someone who is foolish, stupid, or lacking in intelligence. By calling Dogberry an "ass," Borachio is suggesting that he is unintelligent or not capable of understanding things properly.

Friar Francis is in the church to marry Leonato's daughter to Count Claudio. This can be inferred from the fact that Friar Francis is present in the church, which is a common setting for wedding ceremonies. The mention of Leonato's daughter and Count Claudio indicates that they are the ones getting married. Therefore, the correct answer is "Leonato's daughter to Count Claudio."

Antonio is Hero's uncle because in the given options, the only relationship that matches with Antonio is being Hero's uncle. Since Antonio is not mentioned as Leonato's father, son or Hero's father, the only logical choice is that he is Hero's uncle.

Leonato has only one daughter.

Leonato wants Claudio to marry his brother's child. This implies that Leonato's brother has a child, and Leonato believes that Claudio would be a suitable match for this child.

Friar Francis' plan is to tell everybody that Hero has died. This plan is devised in order to clear Hero's name and reputation after she is falsely accused of infidelity by Claudio on their wedding day. By faking Hero's death, Friar Francis hopes to create a situation where the truth can be revealed and her innocence can be proven.

When Leonato says, "You all have daggers - use them now to kill me!", Hero faints. This suggests that Hero is shocked and overwhelmed by Leonato's statement, causing her to lose consciousness.

Don John had given Borachio one thousand ducats.

The messenger says to Benedick that his soldiers are bringing him back to Messina. This suggests that Benedick is being summoned or called back to Messina by the messenger. The context of the question implies that the messenger is delivering this message to someone specific, and out of the given options, Benedick is the most likely recipient of this message.