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- 2. 1.When was Shakespeare born?
- 3. 1564161615581592
- 4. 1564161615581592
- 5. 2.What town or city was Shakespeare born in?
- 6. LondonStratford-upon-AvonSnitterfieldOxford
- 7. LondonStratford-upon-AvonSnitterfieldOxford
- 8. 3.Shakespeare was born in Stratford-upon-Avon, but what county is the town in?
- 9. SussexNorfolkDurhamWarwickshire
- 10. SussexNorfolkDurhamWarwickshire
- 11. 4. The names of Shakespeare's father and mother were…
- 12. Abraham and Sara William and Anne John and Mary
- 13. Abraham and Sara William and Anne John and Mary
- 14. 5. Shakespeare attended the Stratford Grammar School, also known as the King's New School…
- 15. From 1569 to 1579 He did not
- 16. From 1569 to 1579 He did not
- 17. 6.Who did Shakespeare marry?
- 18. Judith Sadler Susanna Hall Anne Hathaway Mary Queen of Scots
- 19. Judith Sadler Susanna Hall Anne Hathaway Mary Queen of Scots
- 20. 7.How old was Shakespeare when he got married?
- 21. 17181920
- 22. 17181920
- 23. 8. Shakespeare had...children.
- 24. 3 2 10 1
- 25. 3 2 10 1
- 26. 9.What were Shakespeare's children's names?
- 27. ElizabethHamnetJeromeJudithSusannah Christian
- 28. ElizabethHamnetJeromeJudithSusannah Christian
- 29. 10.Where did Shakespeare live with his family?
- 30. LiverpoolBlackburnOxfordStratford
- 31. LiverpoolBlackburnOxfordStratford
- 32. 11.Shakespeare left his home town of Stratford because…
- 33. He was caught poaching on the lands
- 34. He was caught poaching on the lands
- 35. 12. The London theaters were closed on
- 36. Tuberculosis The Plague of Frogs Bubonic Plague The pox
- 37. Tuberculosis The Plague of Frogs Bubonic Plague The pox
- 38. 13. What theatre did Shakespeare work at as an actor?
- 39. Old VicThe GlobeAlbert HallPalace
- 40. Old VicThe GlobeAlbert HallPalace
- 41. 14. When was the Globe Theater built?
- 42. 1594 1599 1608 1613
- 43. 1594 1599 1608 1613
- 44. 15. Some time after 1599-1600 Shakespeare turned
- 45. A. Hamlet, Othello, Macbeth, King Lear, Antony and
- 46. A. Hamlet, Othello, Macbeth, King Lear, Antony and
- 47. 16. In 1603 Shakespeare's acting company, The
- 48. George III James I Edward III Henry VIII
- 49. George III James I Edward III Henry VIII
- 50. 17. Who did Shakespeare collaborate with on the play "The Two Noble Kinsmen"
- 51. Thomas Middleton Francis Beaumont Christopher Marlowe John Fletcher Ben Jonson
- 52. Thomas Middleton Francis Beaumont Christopher Marlowe John Fletcher Ben Jonson
- 53. 18. When was Shakespeare die?
- 54. 1599 1616 1623 1642
- 55. 1599 1616 1623 1642
- 56. 19. How many works did Shakespeare write?
- 57. 1 play, 38 sonnets and 154 epic
- 58. 1 play, 38 sonnets and 154 epic
- 59. 20. Which of these plays wasn't written by Shakespeare?
- 60. MacbethWives of WindsorHenry VIII
- 61. MacbethWives of WindsorHenry VIII
- 62. 21. Were Shakespeare's plays published in his lifetime?
- 63. Yes, they wereMost of them weren't
- 64. Yes, they wereMost of them weren't
- 65. 22. Did Shakespeare become a well-known author in his lifetime?
- 66. Yes, he did.No, he didn’t.
- 67. Yes, he did.No, he didn’t.
- 68. 23. When was the 1st collection (the First Folio) published?
- 69. 1599 1616 1623 1685
- 70. 1599 1616 1623 1685
- 71. 24. Is it reasonable to think that
- 72. Yes, it is. No, it isn’t.
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1.When was Shakespeare born?
Слайд 15
From 1569 to 1579
He did not attend
school.
There are no records of his school attendance,
but it is highly likely he attended that school.
Слайд 16
From 1569 to 1579
He did not attend
school.
There are no records of his school attendance,
but it is highly likely he attended that school. Слайд 33 He was caught poaching on the lands of
Sir Thomas Lucy and fled to avoid prosecution.
He
was apprenticed to his father who was a butcher. He hated the work and ran away to London. He took a job as a school teacher in the country, and left to pursue this career.
It is not known for sure how or why he left.
Слайд 34 He was caught poaching on the lands of
Sir Thomas Lucy and fled to avoid prosecution.
He
was apprenticed to his father who was a butcher. He hated the work and ran away to London. He took a job as a school teacher in the country, and left to pursue this career.
It is not known for sure how or why he left.
Слайд 35 12. The London theaters were closed on account
of a virulent outbreak of the plague in 1593
and part of 1594. Specifically, what disease was this?Слайд 44 15. Some time after 1599-1600 Shakespeare turned from
writing predominantly romantic comedies and history plays to tragedies.
Which five plays are known as his "great tragedies"?Слайд 45 A. Hamlet, Othello, Macbeth, King Lear, Antony and Cleopatra
B. The Merchant of Venice, Henry IV Part 1, Henry
IV Part 2, Henry V, Twelfth Night C. King John, Henry VI Part 1, Richard II, Richard III, Henry VIII
D. Measure for Measure, Troilus and Cressida, Coriolanus, Timon of Athens, Cymbeline.
Слайд 46 A. Hamlet, Othello, Macbeth, King Lear, Antony and Cleopatra
B. The Merchant of Venice, Henry IV Part 1, Henry
IV Part 2, Henry V, Twelfth Night C. King John, Henry VI Part 1, Richard II, Richard III, Henry VIII
D. Measure for Measure, Troilus and Cressida, Coriolanus, Timon of Athens, Cymbeline.
Слайд 47 16. In 1603 Shakespeare's acting company, The Lord
Chamberlain's Men, became the King's Men. Which king was
their patron?Слайд 57 1 play, 38 sonnets and 154 epic narrative
poems
54 plays, 5 sonnets, and 38 epic narrative plays
4
plays, 38 sonnets, and 5 epic narrative poem38 plays, 154 sonnets, and 2 epic narrative poems
Слайд 58 1 play, 38 sonnets and 154 epic narrative
poems
54 plays, 5 sonnets, and 38 epic narrative plays
4
plays, 38 sonnets, and 5 epic narrative poem38 plays, 154 sonnets, and 2 epic narrative poems
Слайд 71 24. Is it reasonable to think that someone
