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Queen Elizabeth & Shakespeare 2023
Queen Elizabeth & Shakespeare 2023
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1
Shakespeare is also know by his epithet which is
Willie the Shake
The Poet
The Bard
The Strat Man
2
For Shakespeare,"Ho" is a bad word.
True
False
3
She hath Dian’s Wit”: “She’ll not be hit with cupid’s arrow
Simile
Oxymoron
None
Metaphor
4
Parting is such sweet sorrow is a/an
Metaphor
Oxymoron
Hyperbole
Simile
5
Words no longer used in a language are called
Ancient
Assonance
Archaic
Asinine
6
Shakespeare was born in 1593
True
False
7
From forth day’s path and
Titan’s fiery wheels
...like a drunkard reels
Pun
Alliteration
Hyperbole
Allusion
8
A sonnet uses a rhyme pattern of ABBA CDDC EFFE GG
False
True
9
Which of the following type of plays did Shakespeare not write
Tragedy
Comedy
Romance Comedy (Rom-Com)
History
10
Shakespeare was born in London
False
True
11
Queen Elizabeth I was the daughter of King Henry and Anne Boleyn
True
False
12
Indelible means "easily erased"
True
False
13
Shakespeare's theater was called
The Globe
The Stage
The Rose
Le Monde
14
How many wives did Henry VIII have?
None
4
5
6
15
Shakespeare came of age during Elizabeth’s Golden Age
True
False
16
Shall I compare thee to a summers day/ But soft what light through yonder window breaks are
examples of TRAGIC LINES
examples of MODERN PROSE
examples of IAMBIC PENTAMETER
examples of PARALLEL LINES
17
Queen Elizabeth I ruled for about 50 years
True
False
18
Lines ending with a period or comma are called
Run-on
Stoplight
End Stop
Red for Go
19
A sonnet has 14 lines
True
False
20
The phrase "star-crossed" for Shakespeare implies that love is doomed by
The Sun
Himself
Fate
The Moon
21
"Wherefore" is an archaic word that means
WHEN
SAY WHAT
WHY
WHERE
22
Let two more summer wither in their pride/ ere we think her ripe to be a bride" uses
couplet
alliteration
syntax
innuendo
23
"Shall I Compare Thee to a Summer's Day" uses iambic pentameter
True
False
24
Shakespeare words like hath and wherefore-- language that is no longer used-- are called
Imaginative
Archetypal
Archaic
Concrete
25
Macbeth and Hamlet are comedic plays with happy endings
True
False
26
All of Shakespeare's plays have
5 Acts
4 Acts
3 Acts
4 Scenes
27
Shakespeare married
Anne of Cleves
Princess Anne
Margot Robbie
Anne Hathaway
28
Many a morning hath he there been seen
with tears augmenting the fresh morning’s dew is an example
Anachronism
Archiacism
Active writing
Inversion
29
Queen Elizabeth I addressed her troops at Tilbury as "My loving people"
False
True
30
She hath Dian’s Wit: “She’ll not be hit with
cupid’s arrow
" uses
Simile
Personification
Allusion
None
31
Queen Elizabeth I married her high school sweetheart
True
False
32
Queen Elizabeth II ruled for 70 years
False
True
33
Middle Ages Pharmacist (think Harry Potter)
Apotheosis
Apothecary
Sepelchre
Soliloquy
34
From Forth the Fatal Loins of these two Foes
Apostrophe
Allusion
Alliteration
Hyperbole
35
Who Was Queen Elizabeth ll's Husband
Prince Ezra
Prince Arthur
Prince Henry
Prince Philip
36
The play is set in Verona Italy
False
True
37
Queen Elizabeth defeated the Spanish in 1588
True
False
38
"Death shall brag" is an example of
Inversion
Predestination
Persona
Personification
39
Queen Elizabeth I established all the following except
Catholic Church of England
Golden Age
Pax Britannia
Elizabethan Era
