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Shakespeare True / False (Year 7)
Shakespeare True / False (Year 7)
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1
Shakespeare was born on 23
rd
April, 1564.
True
False
2
Shakespeare married a woman called Ivy Clare Fishpool
True
False
3
Shakespeare and his wife had twins called Alfonso and Hortense
False
True
4
Shakespeare wrote 37 plays.
False
True
5
In Shakespeare’s day he had to start school at 6am and finish at 6pm and work on Saturdays!
False
True
6
William Shakespeare had 12 brothers and sisters.
True
False
7
Some of Shakespeare’s most famous plays are called
A Midsummer Night’s Dream
,
Romeo & Juliet
and
Twelfth Night
.
False
True
8
Six months after he married, his wife gave birth to a baby girl
False
True
9
William was the oldest of 6 surviving children.
False
True
10
Shakespeare studied grammar, Latin, Greek, History, Maths and Religion. He had to learn long passages by heart.
True
False
11
Some of Shakespeare’s most famous plays are
Oliver
,
Cinderella
and
Pocahontas
.
True
False
12
He was born in Stratford-upon-Avon.
False
True
13
Shakespeare died on his birthday aged 52.
True
False
14
Shakespeare studied word processing, knitting, aeronautics and cycling at school.
False
True
15
When he died he left everything to his cat
True
False
16
Shakespeare and his wife had twins called Hamnet and Judith.
True
False
17
Shakespeare was born on 3rd March, 1971.
True
False
18
Shakespeare couldn’t spell and had awful handwriting.
False
True
19
Shakespeare’s father was a glove-maker.
False
True
20
We cannot be sure that his name was actually spelled Shakespeare. It could have been spelled differently.
False
True
21
Shakespeare wrote a play called
The Taming of the Shrew
in 1594
True
False
22
Shakespeare was a toyboy! Shakespeare got married at the age of 18. Ann Hathaway, his wife, was 26.
True
False
23
His father was fined for making a dunghill outside his house. (A dunghill is the polite way of describing poo).
False
True
24
1.When Shakespeare died he left his wife the second-best bed in the house and nothing else!
False
True