Shakespeare´s world

What century was Shakespeare born in and what period did he live in?

• 18th Century - Victorian Era

• 16th Century - Elizabethan Era

• 17th Century - Renaissance

• 19th Century - Romantic Era

Who was the ruler of England during Shakespeare's early years?

• Queen Anne

• Queen Mary

• Queen Elizabeth I

• Queen Victoria

Why are the works of Shakespeare still studied and represented today?

• They were written in a unique language that is no longer spoken

• They explore universal themes relevant to people of all ages

• They were the first plays performed in England

• They were only popular during Shakespeare's lifetime

Where were Shakespeare's plays performed?

• Where were Shakespeare's plays performed?

• The Colosseum in Rome

• The Royal Opera House in Covent Garden

• The Palace of Westminster in London

• The Globe Theatre in London

What is one of the themes explored in Shakespeare's work, Macbeth?

• The cost of femininity

• Love and friendship

• All of the above

• Corruption and power dynamics

Why are Shakespeare's sonnets famous?

• Because they explore universal themes

• Because they were performed at the Globe Theatre

• Because they were written during the Renaissance

• Because they were written in a unique language

In what period of time did Shakespeare live and write?

• 15th Century - Renaissance

• 16th Century - Elizabethan Era

• 17th Century - Baroque

• 18th Century - Enlightenment

What was the role of Queen Elizabeth I during Shakespeare's early years?

• Boost cultural and artistic growth

• Promote war

• Prohibit theatrical performances

• Foster corruption

Why are Shakespeare's works still studied and performed today?

• For being popular only in Shakespeare's time

• For being the first plays in England

• For exploring universal themes

• For its unique language

What influence does the language and works of Shakespeare have on modern society?

• He built the Colosseum

• He was a king of England

• Explored unique themes

• Invented new words