Terms And Facts Flashcards

1
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Shakespeare’s four great tradgeys

A

Hamlet, Macbeth, King Lear, othello

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2
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What’s the other name for Macbeth?

A

The Scottish play

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3
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Shakespeare’s most widely taught plays?

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Romeo and Juliet and Julius Caesar

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4
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Two comedies

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Taming of the shrew, the tempest

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5
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Two histories

A

Richard the 3rd, Henry the 5th

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6
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Theater Shakespeare’s made famous?

A

The globe

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7
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River running through London?

A

Thames

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8
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Shakespeare’s hometown?

A

Stratford upon Avon

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9
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Shakespeare’s wife?

A

Anne Hathaway

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10
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What do you do to plays to indicate what they are?

A

Italicize or underline

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11
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Monarchs during Shakespeare’s time?

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Elizibeth the 1 and James the 1- both funded Shakespeare

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12
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Shakespeare’s theater groups?

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Lord chamberlains men, and kings men

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13
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Who is Edward DeVvere

A

Potential author of Shakespeare’s works

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14
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Difference between oxfordians and startfordians?

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Oxfordians believe Edward DeVvere wrote the plays, startfordians believe Shakespeare did

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15
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What is the first folio?

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1st collection of Shakespeare’s plays

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16
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Who are the penny knaves and groundlings?

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People who stood not sat during plays, in the very front next to stage, poorer, generally undereducated