Seven Ages of Man

He is a well known English-American writer and he also wrote " The Seven Ages of Man"?

• William Smith

• William Skasepear

• William Shakespeare

• Willie Shakespeare

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According to William Shakespeare, the world is compared to _________.

• house

• room

• river

• stage

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Sans teeth, sans eyes, sans taste, sans everything used _______ sound device.

• repetition

• onomatopoeia

• rhyme

• alliteration

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Which stage of man is full of strange oaths and bearded like the pard, jealous in honor, sudden and quick in quarrel.

• Infant

• School boy

• lover

• soldier

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"The Seven Ages of Man" describe

• stories that start in the middle and then go back in time

• acts in a play, ending with a conclusion

• a popular, old English team sport related to soccer

• human life from infancy to old age

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According to the poem, the second stage in a man's life is the

• schoolboy

• lover

• soldier

• old man

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The stage in a man's life that followers the lover is the

• infant

• schoolboy

• soldier

• old man

The man who is "full of wise saws" is the

• soldier

• justice

• shrinking man

• old man

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A man is "sudden and quick in quarrel" during the age of the

• schoolboy

• soldier

• lover

• pantaloon

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What is the characteristic of man in the third stage of life?

• He writes ballads to his mistress

• He takes strange oaths.

• He carries a satchel

• He wears pantaloons.

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