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King Lear ( Introduction)
King Lear ( Introduction)
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1
Shakespeare’s native, Stratford -upon-Avon is in Warwick Shires, - - - - .
(A) England
(D) Northern Ireland
(B) Scotland
( C ) Wales
2
Shakespeare’s most famous comedies are - - - - .
(D) The Tempest
(B) A Midsummer Night’s Dream
( C ) Twelfth Night
(A) The Taming of the Shrew
3
King Lear fell into troubles because he shared his possessions properly.
False
True
4
The play named “King Lear” was one of the William Shakespeare’s comedies.
True
False
5
“King Lear” didn’t exist in UK history, it’s an imaginary character.
True
False
6
Some of the Shakespeare’s tragedies are - - - - .
(C ) The Two Noble Kinsmen
(B) None of these
(A) Measure for Measure
(D) The Comedy of Errors
7
William Shakespeare was one of the most famous American writers.
True
False
8
Shakespeare( 1564-1616) was the first Nobel Prize winner ( in literature).
True
False
9
United Kingdom is composed of . . . . regions.
(B) three
(C) five
( C ) four
(A) two
10
The first Nobel Prize (in literature) was awarded in 1901.
True
False
11
The main States of United Kingdom are . . . . . .
(A) England
(B) Wales
(D) Northern Ireland
( C ) Scotland
12
Great Britain contains- - - - - .
(A) England
(B) Wales
(D) Northern Ireland
( C ) Scotland
13
There were two kings of England during William Shakespeare’s lifetime.
True
False
14
Some of the most famous Shakespeare’s tragedies are - - - - .
( C ) Julius Caesar
(D) All of these
(A) King Lear
(B) Romeo and Juliet
15
Burgundy is a famous region in - - - - .
(D) Italy
(A) England
( C ) Germany
(B) France
16
United Kingdom is on the mainland of Europe.
False
True
17
The present king/ queen of UK is .- - - - .
(A) King George III
(B) Queen Victoria
(C) Queen Elizabeth
(D) King Charles III
18
Two kings of England during William Shakespeare’s lifetime were - - - - .
(D) King James I
(B) Queen Victoria
( C ) King George
(A) Queen Elizabeth I
