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T or F : Boys played female roles in Shakespearian plays.

A Shakespearean comedy:

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1
A Shakespearean comedy:
Is usually boring
Is halarious
Ends on a positive note
Is tragic
2
T or F : Boys played female roles in Shakespearian plays.
False
True
3
The Queen during Shakespeare's time was:
Mary I
Kathleen II
Elizabeth I
Elizabeth II
4
What is on Shakespeare's grave?
Don't visit this grave!
You will die if you come near this grave!
Welcome!
You will be cursed if you touch my bones!
5
The Globe Theatre is located in:
Verona
London
Avon
Scotland
6
True of False: Shakespeare had a son named Hamnet
True
False
7
Where was Shakespeare born?
Stratford upon Avon
London
Italy
Avon upon Stratford
8
What is the rhyme scheme of a sonnet?
ABBA CDDC EFFE GHHG II
AABB CCDD EEFF GGHH II
BABA DCDC FEFE GG
ABAB CDCD EFEF GG
9
A tragedy play is:
Richard III
Othello
As You Like It
A Midsummers Night Dream
10
How did Shakespeare die?
Chicken Pox
Drank and ate too much
Gunshot wound
Measles
11
An example of a history play is:
Macbeth
Merry Wives of Windsor
Henry v
King Lear
12
There are ___ syllables in iambic pentameter
10
15
5
20
13
Shakespeare was an actor
True
False
14
How many sonnets did Shakespeare write?
156
154
37
145
15
How many plays did Shakespeare write?
154
39
26
37
16
"Bard" means:
Chicken
Student
Poet
Singer
17
This is:
Fun
Funny
Bear Baiting
Cruel
18
The last two lines of a sonnet are called:
The end
A couple
GG
A couplet
19
What is the name of Shakespeare's theatre?
The Rose
The Glob
The Globe
Genesis
20
What was Shakespeare's wife's name?
Lindsay Laub
Mary Comer
Ms. Gilson
Anne Hathaway
21
When did Shakespeare die?
April 24, 1568
April 23, 1564
April 24, 1618
April 23, 1616
22
Groundlings were:
Low class people who stood in front of the stage
Royalty
Peasants who didn't pay for tickets
Ticket holders