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1
Where was William Shakespeare born?
Stratford-upon-Avon, England
London, England
Copenhagen, Denmark
Glasgow, Scotland
2
Our current spelling of Shakespeare's name is not the one he used
True
False
3
Suicide occurs thirteen times in Shakespeare's plays
True
False
4
Which of Shakespeare's characters said, "To be or not to be"?
Romeo
Othello
Julius Cesar
Hamlet
5
How many siblings did William Shakespeare have?
8
10
6
7
6
What movie, based on a Shakespeare play, is this picture from?
Shakespeare in love
Batman
Corialanus
Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone
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Anne Hathaway, Shakespeare's wife, was much younger than Shakespeare
True
False
8
What was the name of Shakespeare's theatre?
Lord Chamberlain's Men
The Glboe
London Theatre
The Globe
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When did William Shakespeare live?
1564-1616
1464-1516
1264-1316
1864-1916
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How many plays did Shakespeare write?
2
12
169
37
11
William Shakespeare is the most quoted writer of all time
True
False
12
Shakespeare introduced more than 3000 words to the English language
False
True
13
Which famous play by Shakespeare is this still from?
Macbeth
Henry V
Hamlet
Romeo & Juliet
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Which movie based on a Shakespeare play is this picture from?
Romeo & Juliet
Letters to Juliet
Red Hood
Ophelia
15
Which of these plays was NOT written by Shakespeare?
Pride and Prejudice
The Tempest
Romeo & Juliet
Othello
16
Which movie, based on a Shakespeare play, is this picture from?
Brokeback Mountain
11 things I hate about you
10 things I hate about you
A Knight's Tale
17
Shakespeare left his "second best" bed to his wife in his will
False
True
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What genre of shows did Shakespeare write?
Tragedy
All of the above
Historic
Comedy
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What is William Shakespeare nickname?
The Bard
The Great Playwright
Billy Boy
Will
