Intro to Shakespeare
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Intro to Shakespeare
Quiz Game
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All of the following are theaters which were located in the northern suburb of
London, except….
A. The FortuneB. The SwanC. The Red BullD. The GlobeE. The Princess
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Answer
E. The Princess
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The Globe Theater was reconstructed with timbers salvaged from…
A. The RoseB. The TheaterC. The HopeD. An Old Ship
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Answer
B. The Theater
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True or False
A flag flying from the peak of a theater indicated that there will be a performance
there that day.
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Answer
True
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True or False
The drawing of the structure of the Globe by C. Walter Hodges is accepted as
accurate by most scholars.
http://globe.sliterary.com/adaption
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Answer
True
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The London Theaters were closed because of _______
from June 1592 to April 1594
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Answer
The Plague
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A public theater such as the Globe could hold about how many people?
A. 30B. 300C. 3,000D. 30,000
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Answer
C. 3,000
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Modern day “picture frame” stages attempt to give the illusion of…
A. FantasyB. IllusionC. RealityD. Art
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Answer
C. Reality
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Name at least 5 things a Renaissance actor would have been expected to know
how to do…
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Answers
Sing, Dance, Declaim, Wrestle, Fence, Clown, Roar, Weep, Whisper
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True or False
During Shakespeare’s time, stages had elaborate scenery so the audience had to
rely very little on imagination.
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Answer
False(During Shakespeare’s time stages had very little scenery.
Audiences were expected to use their imaginations to picture the setting.)
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Complete the sentence…
“Theirs was a drama of _______, not a drama of ________.”
-Gerald Bentley
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Answer
“Theirs was a drama of persons, not a drama of places.”
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William Shakespeare lived from…
A. 1564-1616B. 1464-1516C. 1802-1854D. 1202-1254
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A. 1564-1616
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Shakespeare wrote over…
A. Two dozen plays and 80 poemsB. Six dozen plays and 300 poemsC. Three dozen plays and 150 poemsD. A dozen plays and 100 poems
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AnswerC. Three dozen plays and 150
poems.
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Shakespeare was born in Stratford-on-Avon, a historic and prosperous market
town in ________ England.
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Answer
Warwickshire
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At 18 Shakespeare married…
A. Mary HowardB. Catherine JohnsonC. Maggie SmithD. Anne Hathaway
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Answer
D. Anne Hathaway
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Shakespeare had how many children?
A. 0B. 2C. 3D. 5
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Answer
C. 3
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True or False
Shakespeare was an obscure actor and writer during his time.
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Answer
False(Shakespeare was well known even as a young man)
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True or False
“Venus and Adonis” was the narrative poem which first made Shakespeare
famous.
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Answer
True
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Shakespeare’s family crest shows a ________ shaking a spear.
A. EagleB. LionC. DragonD. Falcon
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Answer
D. Falcon
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King James renamed Shakespeare’s company the…
A. PlayersB. King’s MenC. HorsemenD. Royal Men
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Answer
B. King’s Men
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True or False
In Shakespeare’s day women’s roles were played by boys.
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Answer
True
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What does the following refer to?
“first folio”
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AnswerThis was a large collection of Shakespeare’s
plays published by his partners after his death.
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What does the following refer to…
Good friend, for Jesus’ sake forbearTo dig the bones enclosed here!Blest be the man that spares these stones,And curst be he that moves my bones.
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AnswerShakespeare was buried under the floor of
the Stratford Church, with this epitaph warning posterity not to dig him up and transfer him to the graveyard outside.
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________ is a domestic tragedy concerned with racial relationships;
considered to be one of Shakespeare’s great tragedies and finest works.
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Answer
Othello