Shakespeare Dialogue

What does this mean: "Thou aren't of half mine wit."

• You are only half as clever as I am.
• You are not clever at all.
• You are twice as clever as I am.
• You are not even half as clever as I am.

Answer explanation

Well, 'wit' means how smart you are, so this means you're half someone else's wit.

What does this phrase mean: "Thou art a scholar, speak to it."?

• You are a student, speak to it.

• You are a scholar, speak to it.

• You are knowledgeable, speak to it.

• You are educated, speak to it.

What does this statement imply: "Thou art as wise as thou art beautiful."?

• You are as intelligent as you are attractive.

• You are as beautiful as you are wise.

• You are neither wise nor beautiful.

• You are both wise and beautiful.

What does this mean: "Thou art more lovely and more temperate."?

• You are more beautiful and more moderate.

• You are more lovely and more hot-tempered.

• You are less lovely and less temperate.

• You are more lovely and less temperate.

What does this mean: "H*ll hath no fury like a woman's scorn."

• A woman's scorn is harmless and insignificant.
• A woman's scorn is a sign of affection.
• A woman's anger is very powerful and should not be underestimated.
• A woman's anger is weak and easily ignored.

Answer explanation

H*ll is known for supposedly being awful, and torturous, so if a woman's scorn (anger) is worse...oof.

What does this mean: "Thou art as constant as the northern star."?

• You are as reliable as the northern star.

• You are as bright as the northern star.

• You are as distant as the northern star.

• You are as cold as the northern star.

What does this phrase imply: "Thou art a villain, that's certain."?

• You are a hero, that's certain.

• You are a villain, that's certain.

• You are a friend, that's certain.

• You are a stranger, that's certain.

All that glisters is not gold.

• Everything that glitters is gold.
• Not everything that looks valuable is actually valuable.
• Gold is the only valuable metal.
• Value can always be determined by appearance.

What does this mean: "Cowards die many times before their deaths"

• It means that cowards never die
• It means that cowards only die once
• It means that cowards are not afraid of death
• It means that people who are afraid or cowardly experience the pain of death many times in their lives, through their fears and anxieties.

Fill in the blank with thou, they, or thee.

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