shakespeare Flashcards

(50 cards)

1
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when was he born

A

april 26, 1564

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2
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where was he born

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born in stratford-upon-avon england

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3
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describe his dad

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he was a glovemaker and a local politician named john

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4
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describe mother

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mary; daughter of wealthy land owner

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5
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describe siblings

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had 7 bros and sis

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6
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married when

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november 1582

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7
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married who

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anne hathaway (while she was pregnat)

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8
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whos his daughter

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susanna born may 1603

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9
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name sons

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hamnet and judith (twins) christened in feb 1 1585

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10
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what happend btwn 1585 and 1592

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no evidence of what happened, but moved to london and worked in theatre

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11
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what was shakespeare

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most famous playwrighter of elizabethan times

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12
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how was he involvend in Lord Chamberlains Men?

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memebr and later part owner

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13
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what did lord chamberlains men change to

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kings men london theatres: with blackfriars rose, swan, curtain, ang globe

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14
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why did lord chamberlains men change names

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accession of james 1 in 1603

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15
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when did shakespeare wright

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reigns of queen eliabeth (elizabethan period) and king james 1 (jacobean period)

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16
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when was globe theare built and how did shakespeare help

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build in 1599 by lord chamberlins men, and shakespeare was primary investor

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17
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how did globe theatre end, and when

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burned in 1613 bc during benry viii (play) a canon misfired and landed on roof

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18
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how many comodies did he wirght

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14

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19
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how many histories did he write

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10

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20
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how many tragedies did he wright

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10

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21
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how many romances did he wright

22
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how many sonnets did he wright

23
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what are shakespeare two major poems

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venus and adonis, and rape of lacrosse

24
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how do u read it

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dont pause at end of line unless punctuation calls for it, read it like prose, use notes, dictionary

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what kind of english did shakespeare wright in
early modern english - similar to modern enlgish but has old hooves, this language began 200 years before shakespeare and mostly complete by his time, long vowed pronunciation shifted
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what words did shakesprea wright
critical, majestic, dwindle, one fell swoop, flash and blood, vanish into thin air, countless, excellent, lonel, majestic, diseases, its
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what names did he make
imogen, jessica, miranda, olivia, cordelia
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when did he die
april 23, 1616
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Victual
Food or provisions
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Valiant
Having courage and determination
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Skirmish
A short fight
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Halting
Slow, hesitant, and without confidence
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Pestilence
A deadly disease
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Encounter
To unexpectedly face something
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Sorrow
Feeling distressed because of something unfortunate
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Disdain
Feeling that something is unworthy
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Pernicious
Gradually having a harmful effect
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Reconcile
To restore friendly relations with
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Tyrant
A cruel and oppressive leader
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Exceed
To be greater in number or size
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Contrary
Opposite or conflicting
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Forbid
Refuse to allow something
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Heretic
A person who opposes religion
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Mock
To scornfully teas
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Flout
Openly disregard
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Throng
A large crowd
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Sufferance
The absence of objection instead of genuine approval
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Canker
A destructive fungal disease
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Enfranchise
The right to vote
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Discontent
Dissatisfaction and lack of happiness