Shakespeare

Shakespeare is a Bard of poverty

Hamlet relates to the first period of Shakespeare's creative activity

Shakespeare's chronicles cover more than 3 hundred years, from the 12th century to the 16th century.

What do Shakespeare's tragedies reflect?

Themes of revenge, madness, mortality and moral corruption are present in Hamlet

Which historical chronicle plays were written by Shakespeare in the first period of his creative work?

How do the plays of Shakespeare's third period (1609-1612) differ from his earlier works?

Shakespeare believed a centralized monarchy to be ideal.

Pessimism characterizes the first period of Shakespeare's work

When was William Shakespeare born?

'To be or not to be' is a quotation from Romeo and Juliet

The Pope Theatre was built in London in the late 1590s?

What types of characters are depicted in Shakespeare's tragedies?

What moral problems does Shakespeare explore in his tragedies?

How many poems, plays, and sonnets did Shakespeare author?

Where was Shakespeare born?

The first period of Shakespeare's creative work was marked by optimism and humanist literature.

The second period include:

The first period include:

When Shakespeare moved to London, he joined a theatrical company as an actor and playwright.

The scene in Shakespeare's comedies is usually laid in some northern country. 

The third period include

Latin and Greek were almost the only subjects taught at Stratford Grammar School.

What significant theatre was built in London in the late 1590s?

Into how many periods is Shakespeare's creative work usually divided?