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Annelies Backer
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(1564-1616
by Annelies Backer
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Open Ended
What do you already know about one of the most famous English writers ever?
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Who said it?
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Multiple Choice
If you make it through the night, there's a brighter day.
Shakespeare
Tupac
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Multiple Choice
We know what we are, but know not what we may be.
Shakespeare
Tupac
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Multiple Choice
Cowards die many times before their deaths.
Shakespeare
Tupac
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Multiple Choice
Everybody is at war with different things. I'm at war with my own heart sometimes.
Shakespeare
Tupac
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Multiple Choice
We must remember that tomorrow comes after the dark.
Shakespeare
Tupac
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Take notes while watching this clip. Afterwards do the quiz.
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Multiple Choice
Where was Shakespeare born?
London
Paris
Stratford-upon-Avon
place of birth unknown
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Multiple Choice
Shakespeare attended university.
True
False
True but he didn't graduate.
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Multiple Choice
Shakespeare had a wife and 3 children. One of the children, Hamnet, died in infancy.
False, his oldest daughter Suzannah died.
False, Shakespeare didn't have any children.
True but none of his children died.
This statement is correct.
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Multiple Choice
Besides being an actor, playwright and poet, Shakespeare awas a politician.
False, he also was a businessman
False, he also was a famous singer.
True, he even became the mayor of Stratford.
True, he even became the mayor of London.
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Open Ended
What types of plays did Shakespeare write?
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Multiple Choice
Shakespeare also wrote sonnets and narrative poems...
because people asked him to do so
out of economic necessity
because he was in love and he addressed the poems to his lover
because he wanted to publish a book with poems
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Multiple Choice
Shakespeare's death is a mystery.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
William Shakespeare is credited with the introduction of as many as three thousand words to the English language.
True
False, he added about 300 words.
False, he added more than 30000 words and expressions.
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Multiple Choice
Shakespeare was great in
depicting vivid characters in his plays
describing the human condition and psyche in an eloquent (welsprekend) way
making his audience laugh with the jokes on stage
portaying 17th century London
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Multiple Choice
Some scholars doubt that the Shakespeare we actually know wrote all the plays and poems ascribed to him
because he lacked a good education
because his plays show similarities with the plays of contemporaries
because of both of the previous answers
Scolars do not doubt his authenticity
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