shakespeare Crossword Puzzles
Shakespeare 2025 2025-12-17
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- office doggo
- biggest selling mono product
- where was it coming out of Peter?
- faye asking for a pay rise
- salesman of the year 2025
- our own strictly star 2026
- Craig’s hidden talent, the USA team love
- BBG saying 2
- dynamic danish duo
- your joking arnt you - we got … antennas
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- Hickory’s best dish
- no one licks these anymore
- that’s a whopper Craig
- did he make another mistake
- the best bob cratchit ever
- BBG saying
- the true star of LOVE ACTUALLY
- worst named marine antenna (USA named it)
- this power tool is not for the office!!
- don’t click there Craig - we’ll get a…
20 Clues: BBG saying • office doggo • BBG saying 2 • dynamic danish duo • Hickory’s best dish • that’s a whopper Craig • salesman of the year 2025 • no one licks these anymore • faye asking for a pay rise • the best bob cratchit ever • our own strictly star 2026 • did he make another mistake • biggest selling mono product • the true star of LOVE ACTUALLY • where was it coming out of Peter? • ...
Shakespeare 2015-10-15
9 Clues: Montagues son. • prince of verona. • Capults daughter. • servant to lord capult. • What did Shakespeare create. • Did shakespeare go to college. • How many kids did Shakespeare have. • What colour was Shakespeare earring. • Which planets moons are named after Shakespeare characters.
Shakespeare Facts 2024-02-01
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- He co-owned the _____ theater.
- What is his most famous play?
- Which of his plays is about forbidden love, and they must keep their love a secret?
- Shakespeare’s acting company was called ____ Chamberlain’s Men.
- What was not known about Shakespeare?
- He was a playwright and ____.
- About how many years did Shakespeare disappear from history?
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- What name was Shakespeare commonly referred to as? (Use dashes instead of Spaces)
- Which part did Shakespeare play in Macbeth? (Use dashes instead of Spaces)
- What was Shakespeare's last play?
- What is his longest play?
- Shakespeare's first name is _______.
- How many children did he have?
- How old was he when he got married?
- How many of his children survived until adulthood? (Use dashes instead of Spaces)
15 Clues: What is his longest play? • What is his most famous play? • He was a playwright and ____. • He co-owned the _____ theater. • How many children did he have? • What was Shakespeare's last play? • How old was he when he got married? • Shakespeare's first name is _______. • What was not known about Shakespeare? • About how many years did Shakespeare disappear from history? • ...
Shakespeare words - Charlie 2022-12-08
15 Clues: why • yes • maybe • gracias • thoughts • come ____ • opposition • she went ____ • before in time • he went over ____ • died at the age of 11 • he ____ to the teacher • wrote many famous plays • one person giving a speech • no idea what happened to Shakespeare
Shakespeare quiz 2025-02-10
Across
- Who was Romeo's love interest?
- What type of poem did Shakespeare liked to write.
- What was the name of the theatre that he used called
- Who did Shakespeare marry?
- What did Shakespeare do before he became a playwright?
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- Why were theatres closed in Shakespeare's time?
- where was Shakespeare born?
- Which of Shakespeare's plays was about a Scottish king
- What is Shakespeare's nickname?
- what month was Shakespeare born in?
10 Clues: Who did Shakespeare marry? • where was Shakespeare born? • Who was Romeo's love interest? • What is Shakespeare's nickname? • what month was Shakespeare born in? • Why were theatres closed in Shakespeare's time? • What type of poem did Shakespeare liked to write. • What was the name of the theatre that he used called • ...
Shakespeare 2015-10-15
9 Clues: Montagues son. • prince of verona. • Capults daughter. • servant to lord capult. • What did Shakespeare create. • Did shakespeare go to college. • How many kids did Shakespeare have. • What colour was Shakespeare earring. • Which planets moons are named after Shakespeare characters.
Shakespeare 2022-06-30
Across
- What was Shakespeare's first name
- What was the name of Shakespeare's eldest child
- what was the maiden name of his wife
- Shakespeare wrote many plays what was the name of his job
- Shakespeare wrote a play titled a midsummer night's what
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- What was the title of the play he wrote titled 'Blank' john
- Shakespeare wrote many what
- Shakespeare named what play after his son
- what was the name of Shakespeare's mother
- Shakespeare was many things what was he that began with A and ended in R
- A male lead in a famous tragedy and love story he wrote
11 Clues: Shakespeare wrote many what • What was Shakespeare's first name • what was the maiden name of his wife • Shakespeare named what play after his son • what was the name of Shakespeare's mother • What was the name of Shakespeare's eldest child • A male lead in a famous tragedy and love story he wrote • Shakespeare wrote a play titled a midsummer night's what • ...
Shakespeare terms 2021-04-07
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- a combination of contradictory terms (EX: jumbo shrimp).
- irony-the audience or reader knows something important that a character in a play or story does not know
- character character who does not change much in the course of a story.
- direct, unadorned form of language, written or spoken, in ordinary use
- a short introduction at the beginning of a play that gives a brief overview of the plot
- a play, novel, or other narrative that depicts serious and important events in which the main character comes to an unhappy end.
- a play on the multiple meanings of a word, or on two words that sound alike but have different meanings
- irony-a writer or speaker says one thing, but really means something completely different
- event or detail that is inappropriate for the time period.
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- relief humor added that lessens the seriousness of a plot.
- character character who changes as a result of the story’s events
- character who is used as a contrast to another character; writer sets off/intensifies the qualities of 2 characters this way.
- two consecutive lines of poetry that rhyme; couplets often signal the EXIT of a character or end of a scene
- an unusually long speech in which a character who is on stage alone expresses his or her thoughts aloud.
- a story written to be acted for an audience.
- words that are spoken by a character in a play to the audience or to another character but that are not supposed to be overheard by the others onstage
- group who says things at the same time
- fourteen-line lyric poem that is usually written in iambic pentameter and that has one of several rhyme schemes
- rhythmed
- a speech by one character in a play.
20 Clues: rhythmed • a speech by one character in a play. • group who says things at the same time • a story written to be acted for an audience. • a combination of contradictory terms (EX: jumbo shrimp). • relief humor added that lessens the seriousness of a plot. • event or detail that is inappropriate for the time period. • ...
Shakespeare Terms 2021-04-09
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- short intro
- a group that sings in unison
- two consecutive lines of poetry that rhyme
- a poem written in a unique style
- what you know but other people don't know
- something unwanted during that time period
- a speech said by a character in a story
- a play acted in front of an audience
- someone who changes as a result of the story’s events
- a letter or book
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- a very long speech told by a character
- something funny to lower the mood
- character that doesn't change in a story
- something different than what you mean
- draw attention to the qualities of another character
- poetry written in unrhymed iambic pentameter
- a combination of contradictory terms
- a joke with different meanings
- a sad ending
- a secret from others
20 Clues: short intro • a sad ending • a letter or book • a secret from others • a group that sings in unison • a joke with different meanings • a poem written in a unique style • something funny to lower the mood • a combination of contradictory terms • a play acted in front of an audience • a very long speech told by a character • something different than what you mean • ...
Shakespeare Terms 2021-04-08
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- who is used as a contrast to another character; writer sets off/intensifies the qualities of 2 characters this way.
- writer or speaker says one thing, but really means something completely different
- that are spoken by a character in a play to the audience or to another character but that are not supposed to be overheard by the others onstage
- unadorned form of language, written or spoken, in ordinary use
- group who says things at the same time
- added that lessens the seriousness of a plot.
- who changes as a result of the story’s events
- unusually long speech in which a character who is on stage alone expresses his or her thoughts aloud.
- consecutive lines of poetry that rhyme; couplets often signal the EXIT of a character or end of a scene
- story written to be acted for an audience.
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- rhyme at the end of lines)poetry written in unrhymed iambic pentameter (“pent”=5; “meter”=measure); each line of poetry contains 5 iambs, or metrical feet, that consist of an unstressed syllable followed by a stressed syllable.
- line lyric poem that is usually written in iambic pentameter and that has one of several rhyme schemes (Shakespearean-3 four-line units or quatrains, followed by a concluding two-line unit, or couplet; abab cdcd efef gg).
- short introduction at the beginning of a play that gives a brief overview of the plot
- who does not change much in the course of a story.
- audience or reader knows something important that a character in a play or story does not know
- play on the multiple meanings of a word, or on two words that sound alike but have different meanings
- play, novel, or other narrative that depicts serious and important events in which the main character comes to an unhappy end.
- speech by one character in a play.
- or detail that is inappropriate for the time period.
- combination of contradictory terms (EX: jumbo shrimp).
20 Clues: speech by one character in a play. • group who says things at the same time • story written to be acted for an audience. • added that lessens the seriousness of a plot. • who changes as a result of the story’s events • who does not change much in the course of a story. • or detail that is inappropriate for the time period. • ...
Shakespeare terms 2021-04-08
Across
- relief humor added that lessens the seriousness of a plot
- character character who does not change much in the course of a story
- a story written to be played.
- a combination of contradictory terms
- an unusually long speech
- a short introduction at the beginning
- a fourteen line poem.
- words that are spoken by a character in a play to the audience
- character character who changes as a result of the story’s events
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- event or detail that is inappropriate
- two consecutive lines of poetry that rhyme
- a group who says things at the same time
- a play on the multiple meanings of a word
- a speech by one character in a play
- a play
- irony the audience or reader knows something important that a character in a play or story does not know
- direct, unadorned form of language, written or spoken, in ordinary use
- verse poetry written in unrhymed iambic pentameter (“pent”=5; “meter”=measure)
- irony a writer or speaker says one thing, but really means something completely different
- character who is used as a contrast to another character
20 Clues: a play • a fourteen line poem. • an unusually long speech • a story written to be played. • a speech by one character in a play • a combination of contradictory terms • event or detail that is inappropriate • a short introduction at the beginning • a group who says things at the same time • a play on the multiple meanings of a word • two consecutive lines of poetry that rhyme • ...
William Shakespeare 2021-10-28
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- Thomas Jenkins
- What are mumps, measles, and chickenpox
- Who is John's wife
- Title of the mayor of Stratford
- What is William's birth month
- Who did William marry
- What is William's birth year
- Shakespeare's house in Stratford
- William's share from the theatre
- Who was a glover
- What was the name of his acting company
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- The new theatre
- The name of William and Anne's first child
- Who dropped out of school
- What did he leave for anyone who changed his grave
- What were the actors gender
- Where was William baptized
- Where was Shakespeare burried
- What year did Shakespeare die
- What were Hamnet and Judith
20 Clues: Thomas Jenkins • The new theatre • Who was a glover • Who is John's wife • Who did William marry • Who dropped out of school • Where was William baptized • What were the actors gender • What were Hamnet and Judith • What is William's birth year • What is William's birth month • Where was Shakespeare burried • What year did Shakespeare die • Title of the mayor of Stratford • ...
SHAKESPEARE FOLIO 2021-05-24
Across
- quick repartee between two actors usually comic
- comparing opposites
- is paragraph
- full stops, mid stops, commas, semicolons, colons roadway for breathing
- unstressed/stressed pairs of words in sections of 5
- know what you're saying at all times
- saying one thing and meaning another
- likeness of consonant sounds usually at the beginning of each word
- uses metaphor and simile
- Folio uses capital letters to bring emphasis to certain words
- lines that are shared between two characters and complete the iambic pentameter
- lines that are incomplete. Usually some type of action is needed after them.
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- lines where all the words have one syllable and these are important
- is line by line
- likeness of vowel sounds
- an audible sound that expresses something in Folio
- Shakespeare repeated important lines due to people taking about the show while it's being performed
- change in who a character is speaking to
- word one ends with the same consonant that word two starts with, therefore you have to separate them
- dirty bits and sexual overtones for comic emphasis
- phrases that can be taken out without affecting the story
- say exactly what is going to happen
- Shakespeare spelled words the way he wanted them to sound
23 Clues: is paragraph • is line by line • comparing opposites • likeness of vowel sounds • uses metaphor and simile • say exactly what is going to happen • know what you're saying at all times • saying one thing and meaning another • change in who a character is speaking to • quick repartee between two actors usually comic • an audible sound that expresses something in Folio • ...
My Shakespeare 2022-02-08
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- Great Confusion.
- the son of Lord Capulet.
- Where.
- Asked in an urgent way.
- Marriage.
- with your sword out.
- Lord Montague's servant.
- Lord Capulet's wife.
- Outward Appearance.
- Threatening.
- A young Noble man Kinsman of the Prince.
- A term meaning an Inferior.
- A perfect man who could be a wax statue.
- Abnormal.
- Something causing bitterness or hate.
- The Montague's lord.
- Seriousness.
- A Shakespearean term meaning good evening
- Coming up.
- Lord Capulet's servant.
- Plural form of Exit.
- Wooden plate.
- The Capulet's lord.
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- grows.
- Lord Montague's wife.
- confession.
- Sorrow.
- Troubled.
- A reference to Aurora the dawn goddess.
- Enemy.
- Dignified.
- a phrase meaning by the cross of christ.
- Immediate.
- Reputation.
- Before.
- of an attractive age.
- A term meaning a servant.
- fight.
- A short form of "By the Virgin Mary".
- Washed away.
- Obligated.
- Reference to Cupid the god of love.
- Try winning her heart.
- Mask.
- Wait a minute.
- Cranky.
- Unbaised.
- drove.
- a phrase meaning Count Paris is waiting.
- The son of Lord Montague.
50 Clues: Mask. • grows. • Where. • Enemy. • fight. • drove. • Sorrow. • Before. • Cranky. • Troubled. • Marriage. • Abnormal. • Unbaised. • Dignified. • Immediate. • Obligated. • Coming up. • confession. • Reputation. • Threatening. • Washed away. • Seriousness. • Wooden plate. • Wait a minute. • Great Confusion. • Outward Appearance. • The Capulet's lord. • with your sword out. • Lord Capulet's wife. • The Montague's lord. • ...
Shakespeare Crossword 2017-06-27
Across
- how many sibling did he have?
- What is another will?
- how many Children did he have?
- what was his son's name?
- In his will,he appeared to only give his ____ a bed.
- what was shakespeare?
- What was his wife's first name?
- What did he partly own?
- The merry wives of ______.
- Shakespeare died on his _____
- who was romeo in love with?
- What does the black flag stand for?
- what is his mother's first name?
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- Some people thought he was a _____.
- what type of school did he go to?
- What does the red flag stand for?
- His wife was ____ months pregnant when they got married.
- The Bard of Avon ________ between 1585 and 1592.
- Shakespeare wore a gold hoop ______.
- He was ______ when he got married.
- What was his first published play?
- what did they watch for entertainment back in the day?
- what class was he?
- what was his home town?
- what does the white flag stand for?
- what was his father's first name?
- A midnight's summer ______.
27 Clues: what class was he? • What is another will? • what was shakespeare? • what was his home town? • What did he partly own? • what was his son's name? • The merry wives of ______. • who was romeo in love with? • A midnight's summer ______. • how many sibling did he have? • Shakespeare died on his _____ • how many Children did he have? • What was his wife's first name? • ...
Shakespeare Vocab 2016-01-18
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- figure of speech in which a word or phrase is applied to an object or action
- figure of speech involving the comparison of one thing with another thing
- a line of verse with five metrical feet
- information of a word from a sound associated with what is named
- a sonnet of the kind used by the Italian poet Petrarch, with an octave rhyming abbaabba, and a sestet typically rhyming cdcdcd or cdecde
- love that is not openly reciprocated or understood as such by the beloved
- excessive pride in ones self
- two lines of verse usually in the same meter and joined by rhyme
- a play dealing with tragic events and having unhappy endings
- a remark or passage by a character in a play that is intended to be heard by the audience but unheard by the other characters in the play
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- expression of ones meaning by using language that normally signifies the opposite
- conversation between two people or more people as a feature of a book play or movie
- a warning or indication of a future event
- a poem of fourteen lines
- a poem in the form of a speech or narrative by an imagined person
- figure of speech in which apparently contradictory terms appear in conjunction
- a large organized group of singers
- rhymed on the terminal syllables of the verse
- two characters have opposite personalities causing a specific trait to stand out
- seperate introductory section of musical work
- the ordered pattern of rhymes at the ends of the lines of a poem of verse
- between two opposing forces
- act of speaking one's thoughts aloud when by oneself or regardless of any hearers
- verse without rhyme
- a joke exploiting the different possible meanings of a word
- subject of talk
26 Clues: subject of talk • verse without rhyme • a poem of fourteen lines • between two opposing forces • excessive pride in ones self • a large organized group of singers • a line of verse with five metrical feet • a warning or indication of a future event • rhymed on the terminal syllables of the verse • seperate introductory section of musical work • ...
Shakespeare Vocabulary 2016-01-18
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- two lines that rhyme
- ordered pattern of rhymes
- line of verse with five feet one stressed one unstressed
- contradictory terms appear in conjunction
- a character who contrasts with another character
- one sided love
- disagreement
- speaking one’s thoughts aloud
- causes great destruction, suffering, and distress
- words spoken between an actor and an audience member
- warning of a future event
- figure of speech
- a figure of speech
- before writing
- a complex metaphor
- words between two or more people
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- expression using language that normally signifies the opposite
- fourteen lines poem
- poem that is a speech or narrative
- verse without rhyme
- cliche love
- joke exploiting possible meaning of a word
- subject
- group of people who say something at the same time
- a word with sound association
25 Clues: subject • cliche love • disagreement • one sided love • before writing • figure of speech • a figure of speech • a complex metaphor • fourteen lines poem • verse without rhyme • two lines that rhyme • ordered pattern of rhymes • warning of a future event • speaking one’s thoughts aloud • a word with sound association • words between two or more people • poem that is a speech or narrative • ...
Shakespeare vocab 2016-01-18
Across
- to show or indicate beforehan
- a separate introductory section of a literary or musical work.
- the conversation between characters in a novel, and drama
- noting or pertaining to satirical poetry
- figure of speech by which a locution produces an incongruous, seemingly self-contradictory effect
- dealing with tragic events and having an unhappy ending, especially one concerning the downfall of the main character
- rhyme of the terminal syllables of lines of poetry.
- disagreement or argument
- the formation of a word, as cuckoo, meow, honk, or boom, by imitation of a sound made by or associated with its referent.
- .
- a pair of successive lines of verse, especially a pair that rhyme and are of the same length.
- a figure of speech involving the comparison of one thing with another thing of a different kind
- not reciprocated or returned in kind.
- an act of speaking one's thoughts aloud when by oneself or regardless of any hearers, especially by a character in a play.
- the subject of a talk, a piece of writing, a person's thoughts, or an exhibition
- unrhymed verse, especially the unrhymed iambic pentameter most frequently used in English dramatic, epic, and reflective verse.
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- is a character who contrasts with another character
- the use of such metaphors as a literary characteristic, especially in poetry.
- a figure of speech in which a term or phrase is applied to something
- irony that is inherent in speeches or a situation of a drama and is understood by the audience but not grasped by the characters in the play.
- a joke exploiting the different possible meanings of a word or the fact that there are words that sound alike but have different meanings.
- fourteenth-century Italian poet whose sonnets were all the rage in Renaissance England.
- a poetic form in which a single character, addressing a silent auditor at a critical moment, reveals himself or herself and the dramatic situation.
- a part of an actor's lines supposedly not heard by others on the stage and intended only for the audience.
- a lyric poem, believed to have been in dithyrambic form, that was sung and danced to, originally as a religious rite, by a company of persons.
- a poem of fourteen lines using any of a number of formal rhyme schemes, in English typically having ten syllables per line.
- the ordered pattern of rhymes at the ends of the lines of a poem or verse.
27 Clues: . • disagreement or argument • to show or indicate beforehan • not reciprocated or returned in kind. • noting or pertaining to satirical poetry • is a character who contrasts with another character • rhyme of the terminal syllables of lines of poetry. • the conversation between characters in a novel, and drama • ...
Shakespeare Vocab 2016-01-15
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- two lines of a verse
- the ordered pattern of rhymes at the ends of the lines of a poem or verse
- figure of speech in which apparently contradictory terms appear in conjunction
- a poem that is dramatic
- the idea of the play
- separate introductory section of a literary or musical work
- denoting a sonnet of the kind used by the Italian poet Pertrachan
- to not be in the way
- a form of word play that suggests two or more meanings
- a character who contrasts with another character
- an act of speaking one's thoughts aloud when by oneself or regardless of any hearers
- group of singers
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- when a poem has lines ending with words that sound the same
- love that is not openly reciprocated or understood as such by the beloved
- figure of speech in which a word or phrase is applied to an object or action to which it is not literally applicable
- the formation of a word from a sound associated with what is named
- poetic form which originated in Italy
- a figure of speech involving the comparison of one thing with another thing of a different kind
- inherent in speeches or a situation of a drama
- a certain kind of line of poetry
- a conversation or play
- an event causing great suffering
- serious argument
- a poem with no rhyme
- be a warning or indication
- pride
26 Clues: pride • serious argument • group of singers • two lines of a verse • the idea of the play • to not be in the way • a poem with no rhyme • a conversation or play • a poem that is dramatic • be a warning or indication • a certain kind of line of poetry • an event causing great suffering • poetic form which originated in Italy • inherent in speeches or a situation of a drama • ...
Shakespeare Vocabulary 2015-03-11
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- Extreme admiration, love, or reverence for something or someone.
- Given to sudden and unaccountable changes of mood or behavior.
- Unsatisfactory
- Amusement, especially as expressed in laughter.
- Ask someone earnestly or anxiously to do something.
- (Of a person or their behavior) Brave; heroic.
- A military operation in which enemy forces surround a town or building, cutting off essential supplies, with the aim of compelling the surrender of those inside.
- Make an offense seem less serious or more forgivable.
- A person's face, with reference to the form or proportions of the features.
- Offensive to morality or decency
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- Showing or having an insensitive and cruel disregard for others.
- Willfully tell an untruth when giving evidence to a court.
- Keep from sight; hide.
- The quality of behaving or speaking in such a way as to avoid causing offense or revealing private information.
- Quick and light in movement or action; agile.
- Pretend to be affected by a feeling, state or injury.
- Spoken or done without preparation.
- Provide or give (a service, help, etc.).
- A widow with a title or property derived from her late husband.
- Enjoy oneself in a lively and noisy way, especially with drinking and dancing.
20 Clues: Unsatisfactory • Keep from sight; hide. • Offensive to morality or decency • Spoken or done without preparation. • Provide or give (a service, help, etc.). • Quick and light in movement or action; agile. • (Of a person or their behavior) Brave; heroic. • Amusement, especially as expressed in laughter. • Ask someone earnestly or anxiously to do something. • ...
Shakespeare Vocab 2014-05-15
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- shhhh
- barely
- are
- hatred or ill will
- by god
- inflated pride in oneself or one's appearance
- curse
- to regard or think of as: consider
- for what reason or purpose, why
- conversation
- subject you
- were
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- do
- sad, depressed
- the act of going against authority or power
- walk slowly
- ah!
- object you
- unjust or cruel exercise of authority or power
- What!
- to summon by
- now , now
22 Clues: do • are • ah! • were • shhhh • curse • What! • barely • by god • now , now • object you • walk slowly • subject you • conversation • to summon by • sad, depressed • hatred or ill will • for what reason or purpose, why • to regard or think of as: consider • the act of going against authority or power • inflated pride in oneself or one's appearance • unjust or cruel exercise of authority or power
Shakespeare Vocabulary 2023-02-27
Across
- character remark that others on stage do not hear
- explanation at beginning of every scene
- type of meter that has 5 unstressed followed by stressed syllable
- a speech by a character alone on stage
- central character
- considered greatest writer in the English language
- form of poetry most resembling natural speech
- character that contrasts sharply with others
- one actor who serves as a narrator
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- a drama that ends in catastrophe for the main characters
- daughter of Capulet
- words spoken by characters in a scene
- the force working against the protagonist
- use your own words to retell what happened
- jokes from multiple word meanings or rhyming sounds
- fails or dies due to a character flaw
- when the audience knows more than characters
- son of Montague
- humorous scene or speech to lighten mood
- a reference to something the audience should know
20 Clues: son of Montague • central character • daughter of Capulet • one actor who serves as a narrator • words spoken by characters in a scene • fails or dies due to a character flaw • a speech by a character alone on stage • explanation at beginning of every scene • humorous scene or speech to lighten mood • the force working against the protagonist • ...
Shakespeare Showcase 2024-10-09
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- The city where the first act of "Othello" takes place
- Desdemona's father and a Venetian senator
- The emotion Iago feels towards Othello for promoting Cassio
- The author of "Othello"
- The theme that is central to the play, involving trust and betrayal
- Othello's predecessor in the government of Cyprus
- The term used to describe Iago's deceptive Villain
- Othello's wife
- What they call the handkerchief
- The ultimate fate of Iago at the end of the play
- The handkerchief is said to have magical properties from this location
- A courtesan in love with Cassio
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- A Venetian nobleman in love with Desdemona
- The term for a play that ends in the downfall of the main character
- The villain in "Othello"
- The Moor of Venice
- Iago's wife/the character who is manipulated into stealing the handkerchief
- Othello's lieutenant
- Desdemona's precious item that becomes a symbol of fidelity
- What Othello did to Desdemona
- The rank held by Cassio before being demoted
21 Clues: Othello's wife • The Moor of Venice • Othello's lieutenant • The author of "Othello" • The villain in "Othello" • What Othello did to Desdemona • What they call the handkerchief • A courtesan in love with Cassio • Desdemona's father and a Venetian senator • A Venetian nobleman in love with Desdemona • The rank held by Cassio before being demoted • ...
Shakespeare Words 2022-09-14
Across
- being sparing towards things such as money and/or food
- a continuous loud banging or ringing sound
- something
- to reprimand someone severely
- having no protection from harmful things
- great in importance or size
- rude or offensive to standards of morals or decency
- occurring unsteady and unregularly
- light or heat reflected by something
- expressing disapproving comments
- a temporary failure of concentration or memory
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- murdering an important person for political or religious reasons
- having a cautious distrust of someone or something
- the action of reading or
- to cause someone to lose determination or confidence
- a light blow or collision
- having great beauty, size, or power
- having no friends or company
- rough and twisted
- treating all rivals equally
- a feeling of great awe or wonder
21 Clues: something • rough and twisted • the action of reading or • a light blow or collision • great in importance or size • treating all rivals equally • having no friends or company • to reprimand someone severely • expressing disapproving comments • a feeling of great awe or wonder • occurring unsteady and unregularly • having great beauty, size, or power • ...
Shakespeare Words 2023-09-06
23 Clues: Do • You • You • Why • Hey • Are • Here • Away • Your • Indeed • Listen • Right now • Have; has • Earlier than • To that place • Sassy; cheeky • Pay attention to • Hurry; go quickly • With pleasure; gladly • From where someone came • A term used to address inferiors • An exclamation of dismay or disgust • A polite way of asking for something
Shakespeare Words 2025-01-29
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- full of success
- sad, dark, and down
- without noise
- tiny, has wings, and flies around
- house found on a farm usually made of wood
- used to pack clothes for a trip
- slimy insect
- someone who judges something
- someone who manages a place
- found often in Louisiana and Florida swamps
- to shine
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- another word for throwing up
- a ray or light from the moon
- to go faster
- a stinky fish
- when you cheeks turn red
- able to laugh at
- funny in a silly way
- full of regret
- to move ahead
- to copy
21 Clues: to copy • to shine • to go faster • slimy insect • a stinky fish • without noise • to move ahead • full of regret • full of success • able to laugh at • sad, dark, and down • funny in a silly way • when you cheeks turn red • someone who manages a place • another word for throwing up • a ray or light from the moon • someone who judges something • used to pack clothes for a trip • ...
Hamlet (Shakespeare) 2025-11-07
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- Irmão de Ofélia que busca vingança no final.
- Tipo de narrativa centrada em conflitos humanos.
- Arma usada no duelo final.
- Estado moral de decadência presente no reino.
- Período histórico em que a obra foi escrita.
- Castelo onde vivem o rei e o príncipe.
- Tipo de fala longa e introspectiva de Hamlet.
- Ideia de que o futuro está predeterminado.
- Característica psicológica de Hamlet diante das decisões.
- Tema ligado à ambição e ao governo do reino.
- Fingimento de Hamlet para enganar os inimigos.
- Título nobre do personagem principal.
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- Espaço artístico onde a peça é encenada.
- Jovem apaixonada por Hamlet, que enlouquece e morre.
- Tio de Hamlet e assassino do rei.
- País onde se passa a trama.
- Espírito que revela a verdade sobre o assassinato do rei.
- Mãe de Hamlet, que casa novamente após a morte do marido.
- Pai de Ofélia e conselheiro do rei.
- Primeira palavra do monólogo mais famoso da literatura.
- Ato de disfarçar intenções, presente na estratégia do protagonista.
- Dramaturgo inglês autor da peça.
- Ato de enganar ou trair alguém.
- Motivo central da trama: justiça pela morte do pai.
- Sentimento que persegue os personagens após o crime.
- Gênero literário da peça.
- Campo do pensamento ligado às reflexões existenciais da peça.
- Príncipe protagonista que busca justiça pela morte do pai.
- Palavra-chave do famoso monólogo: “Ser ou não ser…”
- Tema constante, ligado ao destino e à tragédia.
30 Clues: Gênero literário da peça. • Arma usada no duelo final. • País onde se passa a trama. • Ato de enganar ou trair alguém. • Dramaturgo inglês autor da peça. • Tio de Hamlet e assassino do rei. • Pai de Ofélia e conselheiro do rei. • Título nobre do personagem principal. • Castelo onde vivem o rei e o príncipe. • Espaço artístico onde a peça é encenada. • ...
Shakespeare 2025 2025-12-17
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- office doggo
- biggest selling mono product
- where was it coming out of Peter?
- faye asking for a pay rise
- salesman of the year 2025
- our own strictly star 2026
- Craig’s hidden talent, the USA team love
- BBG saying 2
- dynamic danish duo
- your joking arnt you - we got … antennas
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- Hickory’s best dish
- no one licks these anymore
- that’s a whopper Craig
- did he make another mistake
- the best bob cratchit ever
- BBG saying
- the true star of LOVE ACTUALLY
- worst named marine antenna (USA named it)
- this power tool is not for the office!!
- don’t click there Craig - we’ll get a…
20 Clues: BBG saying • office doggo • BBG saying 2 • dynamic danish duo • Hickory’s best dish • that’s a whopper Craig • salesman of the year 2025 • no one licks these anymore • faye asking for a pay rise • the best bob cratchit ever • our own strictly star 2026 • did he make another mistake • biggest selling mono product • the true star of LOVE ACTUALLY • where was it coming out of Peter? • ...
Shakespeare Wordsearch 2023-02-20
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- Shakespeares mother's name
- When Shakespeare was born
- The month Shakespeare got married
- Shakespeare's dads first name
- Shakespeares first published poem
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- Shakespeares age of death
- The month Shakespeare wrote his will
- How old Romeo was in Romeo and Juliet
- Shakespeares first name
- The number of siblings Shakespeare had
10 Clues: Shakespeares first name • Shakespeares age of death • When Shakespeare was born • Shakespeares mother's name • Shakespeare's dads first name • The month Shakespeare got married • Shakespeares first published poem • The month Shakespeare wrote his will • How old Romeo was in Romeo and Juliet • The number of siblings Shakespeare had
Shakespeare trivia 2021-10-14
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- A Midsummer Night's .....
- This planet has several moons named after Shakespeare characters
- A Disney film heavily inspired by the play Hamlet
- “Uneasy lies the head that wears the .....”
- Juliet’s age in Romeo and Juliet
- Shakespeare is believed to have been born in this month
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- A type of cake in Denmark is named after this Shakespeare play
- “To be, or not to be: that is the ........”
- This Shakespeare play has a curse associated with it
- Macbeth takes place in this country
- Hamlet takes place in this country
- “When shall we three meet again, in thunder, lightning, or in ....”
- Romeo and Juliet takes place in this country
13 Clues: A Midsummer Night's ..... • Juliet’s age in Romeo and Juliet • Hamlet takes place in this country • Macbeth takes place in this country • “To be, or not to be: that is the ........” • “Uneasy lies the head that wears the .....” • Romeo and Juliet takes place in this country • A Disney film heavily inspired by the play Hamlet • ...
Shakespeare and his world 2017-08-08
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- How old was Shakespeare when he died?
- Shakespeare often used the elements of ________.
- Where did William live during the Renaissance?
- Water and Earth, what were the other two?
- Where was william born?
- The term Renaissance means
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- What type of plays did shakespeare write
- During his life, Shakespeare wrote at least ___________ Plays.
- How old was Hamnet when he died?
- What event happened on April 23, 1564?
- The name of Shakespeare's wife
- One of the main thems from 'Othello'
12 Clues: Where was william born? • The term Renaissance means • The name of Shakespeare's wife • How old was Hamnet when he died? • One of the main thems from 'Othello' • How old was Shakespeare when he died? • What event happened on April 23, 1564? • What type of plays did shakespeare write • Water and Earth, what were the other two? • Where did William live during the Renaissance? • ...
Shakespeare's words of crossing 2023-05-26
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- A verb ending
- Another word for town treasurers
- Shakespeare's childhood home
- Town councilman
- Shakespeare's first narrative poem
- Shakespeare became a wealthy _____ When he moved to New place
- Short for "I pray to thee"
- A job in which his father occupied
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- Shakespeare's eldest daughter
- The earlier name of the King's men
- The pattern of one unstressed syllable followed by a stressed one
- The maiden name of whom Shakespeare married
- Another use of the word "Yourself"
- The day Shakespeare died(Not the date)
- The first published editions of Shakespeare's plays
- One of the men who published the first editions of Shakespeare's plays(Last name)
- Another word for Your/Yours
17 Clues: A verb ending • Town councilman • Short for "I pray to thee" • Another word for Your/Yours • Shakespeare's childhood home • Shakespeare's eldest daughter • Another word for town treasurers • The earlier name of the King's men • Another use of the word "Yourself" • Shakespeare's first narrative poem • A job in which his father occupied • The day Shakespeare died(Not the date) • ...
Shakespeare 2023-02-12
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- How many children did Shakespeare have?
- Where was Shakespeare born?
- Shakespeare's mother?
- He became a shareholder in Lord ___ Men
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- Shakespeare's wife?
- From 1585 to 1592 were known as the what years?
- Shakespeare's father?
- He believed in the Elizabethan idea of the Great Chain of what?
- He had part ownership in this theatre
- What month was Shakespeare born?
- Shakespeare was known as the what?
11 Clues: Shakespeare's wife? • Shakespeare's father? • Shakespeare's mother? • Where was Shakespeare born? • What month was Shakespeare born? • Shakespeare was known as the what? • He had part ownership in this theatre • How many children did Shakespeare have? • He became a shareholder in Lord ___ Men • From 1585 to 1592 were known as the what years? • ...
Shakespeare 2015-04-17
10 Clues: Who wrote Hamlet? • ______ Shakespeare • Shakespeare is from... • What was his wife's name • What was his missing play? * • What was Juliet's family name? • Which Queen came to see his plays? • where Romeo and Juliet takes place • how many siblings did Shakespeare have? • The antagonists of Midsummer's Night Dream
About Shakespeare - By Samrat 2023-04-30
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- The famous Shakespeare's play: Romeo & ______?
- What was Shakespeare's first name?
- Where was Shakespeare born?
- Shakespeare's father made ________?
- Number of Shakespeare's siblings?
- What Theatre did Shakespeare help build?
- The shape of new theatre he helped to build?
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- Shakespeare's work is still ______?
- Number of plays Shakespeare wrote?
- Name Shakespeare's daughter ?
- who played part of women in shakespeares play?
- Another word for poems?
- Name of Shakespeare's wife?
- Name the disease that killed thousands of people in 1593?
14 Clues: Another word for poems? • Where was Shakespeare born? • Name of Shakespeare's wife? • Name Shakespeare's daughter ? • Number of Shakespeare's siblings? • Number of plays Shakespeare wrote? • What was Shakespeare's first name? • Shakespeare's work is still ______? • Shakespeare's father made ________? • What Theatre did Shakespeare help build? • ...
The Renaissance 2022-12-01
10 Clues: famous painting • renaissance man • Shakespeare's wife • Where Shakespeare was born • playwright who wrote Macbeth • where you can visit the Louvre • famous museum with the Mona Lisa • the name of Shakespeare's theatre • where Shakespeare moved when he was 21 • the number of children Shakespeare had
Julius Caesar and Shakespeare 2016-03-14
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- Shakespeare's father's first name
- modern word for "falling-sickness", which Caesar has
- warns Caesar to "beware the ides of March"
- ruler in Rome
- wife of Brutus
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- one of literature's greatest figures
- Hathaway Shakespeare's wife
- Shakespeare's mother's first name
- the poet and the conspirator
- first to stab Caesar
- the only heir of Caesar
- where Shakespeare was born
- the month in which Shakespeare was born and died
13 Clues: ruler in Rome • wife of Brutus • first to stab Caesar • the only heir of Caesar • where Shakespeare was born • Hathaway Shakespeare's wife • the poet and the conspirator • Shakespeare's father's first name • Shakespeare's mother's first name • one of literature's greatest figures • warns Caesar to "beware the ides of March" • the month in which Shakespeare was born and died • ...
Shakespeare 2024-02-06
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- Wiliam had _____ Children
- Shakespeare's peak Era
- Annes house was in the village of
- Shakespeare attended Stratford _____ School
- William Shakespeare died on his _____
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- Shakespeare's book of ___
- Shakespeare's wife's name
- William was a founding member of Lord Chamberlains ____
- Shakespeare was a famous author, poet and ___
- Shakespeare was born on ____ 23rd 1564
10 Clues: Shakespeare's peak Era • Shakespeare's book of ___ • Shakespeare's wife's name • Wiliam had _____ Children • Annes house was in the village of • William Shakespeare died on his _____ • Shakespeare was born on ____ 23rd 1564 • Shakespeare attended Stratford _____ School • Shakespeare was a famous author, poet and ___ • William was a founding member of Lord Chamberlains ____
Shakespeare words-Eden Giles 2022-11-29
14 Clues: why • upon • hear • maybe • indeed • yourself • mercy or • come hither • somewhere over • characters hearing • opposite of friend • ____, after, during • Shakespeare offspring • lost years no Shakespeare
William Shakespeare - His Life 2015-04-14
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- one of the 3 types of plays Shakespeare wrote
- The subjects Shakespeare probably studied at school were: _________, Greek, rhetoric and logic.
- Shakespeare is considered one of the greatest playwrights of all time because he understood the human psyche
- -upon-Avon (Where he was born; where he returned to retire; where he died)
- Many of his plays were very ______________
- Number of children he had
- Because of the lack of documented evidence, there was a great deal of _______________ stories related to the facts about Shakespeare's life
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- one of the 3 types of plays Shakespeare wrote
- He married Anne ______________ (not the famouse actress!! the farmer's daughter)
- Shakespeare's father was a ________ maker
- (The number of plays he wrote, number-number)
- one of the 3 types of plays Shakespeare wrote
- Between 1587 and 1592 Shakespeare disappears from all the known, surviving records. This period is often referred to as the '______ years'
- number of brothers and sisters Shakespeare had
- - his job in London
15 Clues: - his job in London • Number of children he had • Shakespeare's father was a ________ maker • Many of his plays were very ______________ • one of the 3 types of plays Shakespeare wrote • one of the 3 types of plays Shakespeare wrote • (The number of plays he wrote, number-number) • one of the 3 types of plays Shakespeare wrote • ...
Shakespeare 2014-03-02
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- room where they kept money from the plays
- famous play of Shakespeare
- dinner meal at the plays
- what was killed before every performance of Julius Caesar?
- viewers dipped their finger in this to show they were enjoying the show
- all plays have this in them
- brought to the theatre during Shakespeare's time
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- when did he begin play writing
- who sometimes attended Shakespeare's plays
- who occasionally acted in Shakespeare's shows?
- term that was replaced by "break a leg"
11 Clues: dinner meal at the plays • famous play of Shakespeare • all plays have this in them • when did he begin play writing • term that was replaced by "break a leg" • room where they kept money from the plays • who sometimes attended Shakespeare's plays • who occasionally acted in Shakespeare's shows? • brought to the theatre during Shakespeare's time • ...
Shakespeare 2025-04-20
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- His job before he wrote plays
- Capital city of England
- A sad type of play
- An old, dead language he studied in school
- Terrible disease in the 16th century
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- A funny type of play
- The month he died in
- Typical Shakespearian poems
- Shakespeare's first name
- Name of his theatre building
- Married to (first name) ...
11 Clues: A sad type of play • A funny type of play • The month he died in • Capital city of England • Shakespeare's first name • Typical Shakespearian poems • Married to (first name) ... • Name of his theatre building • His job before he wrote plays • Terrible disease in the 16th century • An old, dead language he studied in school
Shakespeare 2022-03-07
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- proverb or short statement expressing a general truth
- accurately predicting what will happen
- villains servant
- great courage in the face of danger
- noise and commotion
- person or thing that signals approaching of another
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- site where Jesus was crucified
- from what place or source
- speaking one’s thoughts
- honarary title given to a person of importance
- assuming something is true
11 Clues: villains servant • noise and commotion • speaking one’s thoughts • from what place or source • assuming something is true • site where Jesus was crucified • great courage in the face of danger • accurately predicting what will happen • honarary title given to a person of importance • person or thing that signals approaching of another • ...
Shakespeare 2022-04-21
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- 14 line poem in iambic pentameter
- Shakespeare was born in ________-upon-Avon
- Shakespeare's oldest daughter
- number of popular plays Shakespeare wrote
- Shakespeare's twin daughter's name
- month Shakespeare was born
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- theater where plays were performed
- theater group
- month Shakespeare died
- Shakespeare's wife's name
- Shakespeare's last play
- Shakespeare's son's name
12 Clues: theater group • month Shakespeare died • Shakespeare's last play • Shakespeare's son's name • Shakespeare's wife's name • month Shakespeare was born • Shakespeare's oldest daughter • 14 line poem in iambic pentameter • theater where plays were performed • Shakespeare's twin daughter's name • number of popular plays Shakespeare wrote • Shakespeare was born in ________-upon-Avon
Shakespeare 2025-09-18
Shakespeare Review 2023-03-29
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- The name of Shakespeare's first theater company.
- Means "do"
- Type of play based on actual events
- Means "have"
- Queen of England during Shakespeare's time
- Thee/Thou means __________.
- Shakespeare was born in ______ Upon Avon.
- A play on words
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- Has humor and happy endings; Shakespeare wrote the most of this type of play
- A side comment spoken to the audience only.
- Name of the wooden circle Theater built in London.
- Sad endings; emotional themes
- The years between 1583-1592 are known as the _____ years.
- Shakespeare wrote in Early _______ English.
- One person speaking his/her thoughts alone on stage.
- Means "are"
16 Clues: Means "do" • Means "are" • Means "have" • A play on words • Thee/Thou means __________. • Sad endings; emotional themes • Type of play based on actual events • Shakespeare was born in ______ Upon Avon. • Queen of England during Shakespeare's time • A side comment spoken to the audience only. • Shakespeare wrote in Early _______ English. • ...
Romeo and Juliet 2025-05-13
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- Birth City
- Ruling Monarch for Shakespeare’s life
- Shakespeare’s Burial Ground
- His dead son’s name
- Shakespeare’s world for plays
- The family business
- A collection of published plays
- If you dare move Shakespeare’s Bones
- Shakespeare’s father’s name
- Bed runner-up
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- Frequent collaborator with Shakespeare
- His second daughter
- Number of Shakespeare’s children
- Acting association, changed later
- Shakespeare’s longest play
- Shakespeare’s mother
- Where Shakespeare lived
- Highest standing of Shakespeare’s father
- John’s Big ambition
- Shakespeare’s first child
20 Clues: Birth City • Bed runner-up • His second daughter • His dead son’s name • The family business • John’s Big ambition • Shakespeare’s mother • Where Shakespeare lived • Shakespeare’s first child • Shakespeare’s longest play • Shakespeare’s Burial Ground • Shakespeare’s father’s name • Shakespeare’s world for plays • A collection of published plays • Number of Shakespeare’s children • ...
Shakespeare 2023-06-14
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- ____________ or tragedy. One of two genres
- Queen ______________ was on the throne at the time Shakespeare wrote his plays
- The home of Shakespeare
- Mr _______________ Shakespeare
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- The people who have to stand to watch a play in the Globe theatre
- The story of a tragic hero
- Shakespeare wrote more of these than plays
- __________ and Juliet
- The name of Shakepeare's famous theatre
- A Midsummer Night's ___________
- King _______. Another one of Shakespeare's tragedies
11 Clues: __________ and Juliet • The home of Shakespeare • The story of a tragic hero • Mr _______________ Shakespeare • A Midsummer Night's ___________ • The name of Shakepeare's famous theatre • Shakespeare wrote more of these than plays • ____________ or tragedy. One of two genres • King _______. Another one of Shakespeare's tragedies • ...
Shakespeare crossword 2015-01-25
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- "you" in Shakespearean language
- one of the great flaws
- punishment by rope around your neck
- soup for the poor
- play writer that lived in the Elizabethan times
- another word for imaginary
- number of plays Shakespeare wrote
- one of the great flaws in tragedies
- learning period in life
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- plays about suffering
- plays - the audience sits in front of a ...
- books, magazines, etc. (scientific)
- plays with lots of fighting but not true events
- play love and innocence destroyed in the process
- two things are directly compared because they share a common feature
- another word for satchel
- someone that plays in a play or film
- events that occur everyday
- plays with disguised people
19 Clues: soup for the poor • plays about suffering • one of the great flaws • learning period in life • another word for satchel • another word for imaginary • events that occur everyday • plays with disguised people • "you" in Shakespearean language • number of plays Shakespeare wrote • books, magazines, etc. (scientific) • punishment by rope around your neck • ...
Shakespeare crossword 2015-01-25
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- someone that plays in a play or film
- one of the great flaws
- plays about suffering
- play writer that lived in the Elizabethan times
- events that occur everyday
- punishment by rope around your neck
- two things are directly compared because they share a common feature
- "you" in Shakespearean language
- plays with disguised people
- number of plays Shakespeare wrote
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- soup for the poor
- one of the great flaws in tragedies
- another word for imaginary
- play love and innocence destroyed in the process
- another word for satchel
- plays - the audience sits in front of a ...
- plays with lots of fighting but not true events
- learning period in life
- books, magazines, etc. (scientific)
19 Clues: soup for the poor • plays about suffering • one of the great flaws • learning period in life • another word for satchel • another word for imaginary • events that occur everyday • plays with disguised people • "you" in Shakespearean language • number of plays Shakespeare wrote • one of the great flaws in tragedies • punishment by rope around your neck • ...
Shakespeare 2 2023-09-23
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- To become quiet.
- Take someone by force.
- Full of happiness and joy.
- Someone gently, especially to push someone with elbow to get their attention.
- Editor for a news medium.
- An event
- happy and lively.
- Discussion.
- One of the place where the fingers bend.
- Not able to walk properly because of an injury affecting a leg or feet.
- Difficult to understand.
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- Quick movement or action often done without care.
- Discover the exact place or position of.
- To start a fire burning.
- Show something to just, right, or reasonable.
- Not ready to give and share things.
- Not engaged on either side.
- Existing in large numbers.
- without delay.
19 Clues: An event • Discussion. • without delay. • To become quiet. • happy and lively. • Take someone by force. • To start a fire burning. • Difficult to understand. • Editor for a news medium. • Full of happiness and joy. • Existing in large numbers. • Not engaged on either side. • Not ready to give and share things. • Discover the exact place or position of. • ...
Romeo and Juliet 2021-10-05
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- is angry that Romeo crashed the party
- is the son of Montague
- These take up all of Fr. Lawrence's free time
- Shakespeare's dad's job
- Kills Mercutio
- Juliet drinks this to appear dead
- This is what the families hold onto
- The first girl Romeo falls in love with
- Romeo does this to Tybalt
- the servant is this
- The time period when Shakespeare lived
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- Romeo drinks this to kill himself
- The town where the families both live
- This is the city where Shakespeare worked
- fr. Lawrence quote "Therefore love..."
- Romeo's cousin who says "look at other girls"
- Prevents the messenger from getting to Romeo
- Says the families better stop fighting or else
- She raised Juliet and talks too much
- is the daughter of Capulet
- Juliet does not want to marry him
- the country where the play takes place
- Theatre where Shakespeare worked
23 Clues: Kills Mercutio • the servant is this • is the son of Montague • Shakespeare's dad's job • Romeo does this to Tybalt • is the daughter of Capulet • Theatre where Shakespeare worked • Romeo drinks this to kill himself • Juliet drinks this to appear dead • Juliet does not want to marry him • This is what the families hold onto • She raised Juliet and talks too much • ...
Shakespear 2021-10-28
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- The group of actors Shakespare joined was called
- What was Williams fathers highest honor he earned in 1568
- What month did William die in
- Where was this street located
- The street Shakespeare lived on as a child
- What month in 1616 was Shakespare's will drawn up
- Where was William buried
- William was seen doing this on Sir Thomas Lucey's Estate
- The name of the house William left to Susana and her husband
- Williams son who died to plauge
- What did William leave to his wife Anne
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- Judith William and Anne's second daughter married the
- Why were'nt Shakespare's remains moved
- William and Anne's Daughters name
- What month was Shakespeare born in
- Where was Shakespeare Baptized at
- Who was Williams Wife
- Who was Williams Mother
- Who was Williams Father
- What month did they marry
- Who was Williams Schoolmaster
- The street William and Anne Lived on
22 Clues: Who was Williams Wife • Who was Williams Mother • Who was Williams Father • Where was William buried • What month did they marry • What month did William die in • Where was this street located • Who was Williams Schoolmaster • Williams son who died to plauge • William and Anne's Daughters name • Where was Shakespeare Baptized at • What month was Shakespeare born in • ...
Shakespeare and his world 2017-08-09
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- The term Renaissance means
- What event happened on April 23, 1564?
- What type of plays did shakespeare write
- Shakespeare often used the elements of ________.
- The name of Shakespeare's wife
- How old was Shakespeare when he died?
Down
- Water and Earth, what were the other two?
- Where was william born?
- One of the main thems from 'Othello'
- During his life, Shakespeare wrote at least ___________ Plays.
- Where did William live during the Renaissance?
- How old was Hamnet when he died?
12 Clues: Where was william born? • The term Renaissance means • The name of Shakespeare's wife • How old was Hamnet when he died? • One of the main thems from 'Othello' • How old was Shakespeare when he died? • What event happened on April 23, 1564? • What type of plays did shakespeare write • Water and Earth, what were the other two? • Where did William live during the Renaissance? • ...
William Shakespeare 2022-03-14
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- William's eldest child
- One of William's greatest plays that features witches
- William give his wife in his will
- Where William was born
- Another name for Actors
- A queen who reigned during William's life
- The Play we just read
- Something featured in a lot of Shakespeare's plays
- What is William
- A friend who bought some of William's poems
- William's Wife
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- thing William is most famous for
- Shakespeare's only son
- The king who reigned during William's life
- His Name
- A city William lived in
- Williams second daughter
- The first play we read
- How many kids he had
- What King James loved plays about
20 Clues: His Name • William's Wife • What is William • How many kids he had • The Play we just read • Shakespeare's only son • William's eldest child • The first play we read • Where William was born • A city William lived in • Another name for Actors • Williams second daughter • thing William is most famous for • William give his wife in his will • What King James loved plays about • ...
William Shakespeare 2021-10-28
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- Williams son who passed of diseases
- Hall susannas husband
- who ordered William to leave town
- job of susannas husband
- acting company william joined
- when was Williams father elected mayor
- name of Williams and annes twins
- new location of the torn down theatre
- Jenkins Williams school master
- street Where was the large house William was born in.
- how old was william when he got married
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- where did William relocate after stratford
- Whatley Williams first wife
- name of his father
- when was William baptized
- name of Williams daughter
- reputation of judiths husband
- John ans susannas daughter
- where was William baptized
- John shakespears wife
- name of the new theatre
21 Clues: name of his father • John shakespears wife • job of susannas husband • name of the new theatre • when was William baptized • name of Williams daughter • John ans susannas daughter • where was William baptized • Hall susannas husband • reputation of judiths husband • acting company william joined • Whatley Williams first wife • Jenkins Williams school master • ...
Spanking Shakespeare 2013-08-30
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- The writer of Romeo and Juliet
- A not true story
- The author of Spanking Shakespeare
- A gender
- Something juniors and seniors look forward to every year
- A very long vehicle
- Where you normally go after high school
- the people who raise you
- A celebration after high school
- Something you do in English class
- Something every guy wants
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- What everyone wants to be in high school
- a person rejected from society.
- Shakespeare's brother.
- Something you are not supposed to do until of legal age.
- The main character.
- Shakespeare's obsession and the girl he loves
- Memories or events that a person writes about that happened in their life
- Shakespeare's first girlfriend
- a republic in Europe
20 Clues: A gender • A not true story • The main character. • A very long vehicle • a republic in Europe • Shakespeare's brother. • the people who raise you • Something every guy wants • The writer of Romeo and Juliet • Shakespeare's first girlfriend • a person rejected from society. • A celebration after high school • Something you do in English class • The author of Spanking Shakespeare • ...
Shakespeare Vocabulary 2016-01-18
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- something the audience knows that the actor doesn't
- a love for someone that you have never spoken with
- comparing one thing to one thing that is of different nature
- rhyme at the end of a line in poetry
- a 14 line poem, usually using iambic pentameter
- a complicated metaphor
- one actor talking to themselves revealing things
- introduction part of literature
- two lines in a verse that are conjoined by a rhyme
- a verse that doesn't rhyme
- something a character says to the audience but not to other characters
- a word that resembles a sound
- a story's message it is trying to get across
- talking to yourself
- any literature product that has a dark theme and ruining ending
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- two different ideas are put together to make an effect
- rhythm, 2 beats per foot, 5 feet per measure
- a play on words that produces 2 or more meanings and the words sound alike but mean different things
- 2 characters that have different personality´s
- a group of people that say the same thing at the same time
- two or more people talking to each other in a book, play, or movie
- a saying that means something else than what is portrayed
- disagreements over someone's interests or thoughts
- love that the person someone loves may not know about
- a pair of rhymes put together at the end of the lines in a poem
- to show before something happens
26 Clues: talking to yourself • a complicated metaphor • a verse that doesn't rhyme • a word that resembles a sound • introduction part of literature • to show before something happens • rhyme at the end of a line in poetry • rhythm, 2 beats per foot, 5 feet per measure • a story's message it is trying to get across • 2 characters that have different personality´s • ...
Shakespeare Words 2022-09-13
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- the action of reading or
- murdering an important person for political or religious reasons
- having no protection from harmful things
- rough and twisted
- a light blow or collision
- something
- having a cautious distrust of someone or something
- treating all rivals equally
- great in importance or size
- having great beauty, size, or power
- rude or offensive to standards of morals or decency
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- light or heat reflected by something
- to cause someone to lose determination or confidence
- a temporary failure of concentration or memory
- a continuous loud banging or ringing sound
- expressing disapproving comments
- a feeling of great awe or wonder
- occurring unsteady and unregularly
- having no friends or company
- to reprimand someone severely
- being sparing towards things such as money and/or food
21 Clues: something • rough and twisted • the action of reading or • a light blow or collision • treating all rivals equally • great in importance or size • having no friends or company • to reprimand someone severely • expressing disapproving comments • a feeling of great awe or wonder • occurring unsteady and unregularly • having great beauty, size, or power • ...
Shakespeare Crossword 2017-06-25
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- This person made the actors for Shakespeare's company 'Grooms of Chamber'
- This is how many references he made to birds in his plays
- His last play
- This family member died in 1608 (eg. uncle)
- His home in Stratford upon avon was called this
- His shortest play
- About this many tickets are sold at the Royal Shakespeare Company
- He went to this school
- This was his first ever play
- He was most often referred as this
- He was one of the presidents of America that enjoyed his plays
- He left his second best bed to this person
- Shakespeare's first three words in his 27th sonnet
- Shakespeare had this many siblings
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- This part of the Globe theatre set the theatre on fire
- He was living here in 1593
- There is evidence that he played this role in his famous play Hamlet
- He was buried here
- He worked for this drama company
- Susanna was married to this man
- Suicide occurred this many times in his play
- This is where he was married
- This is when he retired
- This is how many years earlier his father died then he did
- His first child
- Shakespeare's twins names
- Shakespeare's sister Margret died at this age
- His fathers name
- This is how long he worked in London
29 Clues: His last play • His first child • His fathers name • His shortest play • He was buried here • He went to this school • This is when he retired • Shakespeare's twins names • He was living here in 1593 • This is where he was married • This was his first ever play • Susanna was married to this man • He worked for this drama company • He was most often referred as this • ...
Shakespeare Terms 2021-02-17
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- two consecutive lines of poetry that rhyme; couplets often signal the EXIT of a character or end of a scene
- fourteen-line lyric poem that is usually written in iambic pentameter and that has one of several rhyme schemes
- the audience or reader knows something important that a character in a play or story does not know
- a play on the multiple meanings of a word, or on two words that sound alike but have different meanings
- a group who says things at the same time
- a play, novel, or other narrative that depicts serious and important events in which the main character comes to an unhappy end
- humor added that lessens the seriousness of a plot
- an unusually long speech in which a character who is on stage alone expresses his or her thoughts aloud
- written in unrhymed iambic pentameter each line of poetry contains 5 iambs, or metrical feet, that consist of an unstressed syllable followed by a stressed syllable
- event or detail that is inappropriate for the time period
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- a short introduction at the beginning of a play that gives a brief overview of the plot
- direct, unadorned form of language, written or spoken, in ordinary use
- character who changes as a result of the story’s events
- words that are spoken by a character in a play to the audience or to another character but that are not supposed to be overheard by the others onstage
- a story written to be acted for an audience
- a combination of contradictory terms
- character who is used as a contrast to another character; writer sets off/intensifies the qualities of 2 characters this way
- a speech by one character in a play
- character who does not change much in the course of a story
- a writer or speaker says one thing, but really means something completely different
20 Clues: a speech by one character in a play • a combination of contradictory terms • a group who says things at the same time • a story written to be acted for an audience • humor added that lessens the seriousness of a plot • character who changes as a result of the story’s events • event or detail that is inappropriate for the time period • ...
Shakespeare secrets 2021-04-08
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- hero's friend
- it means original
- its hero's dads job.
- whats the carat of the diamond
- a missing gem
- what did they do that made them go all over the world
- Boleyn king Henry executed ex wife
- Anne Boleyn ancient jewelry
- Mrs.Roth gave it to her.
- Danny's dad is one
- dad of hero
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- the book is based of him
- Mrs.Roth does it a lot
- what grade is hero in
- main character
- like to spend a lot of time by themselves
- it was all over the wall in a bathroom
- Mr.Murphy ex
- what is Mrs.Roth to hero
- random kid hero met
20 Clues: dad of hero • Mr.Murphy ex • hero's friend • a missing gem • main character • it means original • Danny's dad is one • random kid hero met • its hero's dads job. • what grade is hero in • Mrs.Roth does it a lot • the book is based of him • what is Mrs.Roth to hero • Mrs.Roth gave it to her. • Anne Boleyn ancient jewelry • whats the carat of the diamond • Boleyn king Henry executed ex wife • ...
Shakespeare Secrets 2021-04-08
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- the sister of hero
- the main character in the book
- Roth has the neckless
- the flowers from Roth
- they moved there house
- Heros name is in the boys bathroom
- first grade
- paint in the boys bathroom
- police station
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- the writer
- the girl that called Hero a dog
- a missing gem
- on the Anna Bolyn's choker
- Roth gave Hero a green book
- Anna Bolyn's choker with pendant
- hero is behind on
- they love shakespeare
- heros friends dad
- Murphy died to sickness
- older sister uses it
20 Clues: the writer • first grade • a missing gem • police station • hero is behind on • heros friends dad • the sister of hero • older sister uses it • Roth has the neckless • the flowers from Roth • they love shakespeare • they moved there house • Murphy died to sickness • on the Anna Bolyn's choker • paint in the boys bathroom • Roth gave Hero a green book • the main character in the book • ...
Shakespeare Secrets 2021-04-08
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- the first grader
- the one who "wrote" the plays
- hero's name was written in this
- something Mrs. Roth gave hero
- Danny's friend
- Hero's friend
- hero's sister
- this is on Anne Boleyn's choker
- what Hero rid the the police station
- what Danny rides
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- the person who owned Hero's house
- A missing gem
- Danny's dad
- Beatrice's friend
- Anne Boleyn's choker with pendant
- what the falcon is holding
- The main character of the book
- Hero's neighbor
- in Mrs. Roth's garden
- hero has the same name as this
20 Clues: Danny's dad • A missing gem • Hero's friend • hero's sister • Danny's friend • Hero's neighbor • the first grader • what Danny rides • Beatrice's friend • in Mrs. Roth's garden • what the falcon is holding • the one who "wrote" the plays • something Mrs. Roth gave hero • The main character of the book • hero has the same name as this • hero's name was written in this • ...
Shakespeare Intro 2021-10-06
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- walk or behave in a very confident and typically arrogant or aggressive way
- feeling safe, stable, and free from fear or anxiety; certain to remain or continue safe and unharmed
- free from disturbance; calm; peaceful
- dressing or behaving according to the current trend
- the action or practice of inflicting severe pain or suffering; a cause of great suffering or anxiety
- so loud as to make it impossible to hear anything else
- thought out or planned beforehand
- feeling pessimistic; dark or poorly lit, especially so as to appear depressing or frightening
- great in importance, extent, or size
- brief strong wind
- lacking in vitality, force, or conviction; uninspired or uninspiring
- great happiness; a glowing quality, especially as indicative of good health or youth
- the place where a person was born
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- without regret or guilt
- without emotion or pity; deliberately cruel or callous
- damage the reputation of (someone or something) in the opinion of others
- simple/plain; sparing or economical with regard to money or food
- cause to be under water; completely cover or obscure
- primitive/uncivilized; the quality of being fierce or cruel
- a ray of moonlight
- having no good qualities; having no real value or use
- a small piece of practical information or advice;a slight or indirect indication or suggestion
- settle a dispute by mutual concession
- the action of killing someone
- a person or the act of talking about other people, typically involving details that are not confirmed as being true
25 Clues: brief strong wind • a ray of moonlight • without regret or guilt • the action of killing someone • thought out or planned beforehand • the place where a person was born • great in importance, extent, or size • free from disturbance; calm; peaceful • settle a dispute by mutual concession • dressing or behaving according to the current trend • ...
William Shakespeare 2023-12-13
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- what ghost appear to Macbeth during the banquet
- how many siblings did he have
- what type of play is romeo and juliet
- who kills Macbeth
- who is made heir to Duncans thrown
- what does blood symbolize throughout the play
- what's the name of the goddess of witchcraft
- seven how many plays did he write
- what nations army invades Scotland
- where are Scottish kings crowned
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- most famous play
- what's his birth month
- who is murdered at the beginning of the play
- Vl what was his first play
- how does lady Macbeth die
- where do Malcom and Donalbain flee
- who kills young Siward
- how many apparitions do the witches show Macbeth
- how many children did he have
- who tells Macduff his family has been killed
20 Clues: most famous play • who kills Macbeth • what's his birth month • who kills young Siward • how does lady Macbeth die • Vl what was his first play • how many siblings did he have • how many children did he have • where are Scottish kings crowned • seven how many plays did he write • where do Malcom and Donalbain flee • who is made heir to Duncans thrown • ...
Shakespeare/Macbeth 2023-12-15
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- Who killed King Duncan?
- Who killed Macbeth?
- How many siblings did Shakespeare have?
- He was killed by Macbeth during the battle.
- What was published in 1623 and held most of Shakespeare's work?
- Macbeth was given the title Thane of ______.
- She died right before the battle.
- What was the last word of Shakespeare's last play?
- "Double, double, toil and ________."
- Macduff fled to ______ when Macbeth took over.
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- What did Shakespeare's father make for a living?
- "There are _______ in men's smiles."
- He was crowned king after Macbeth was killed.
- He was untimely ripped from his womb.
- Macbeth killed Duncan with the ______ daggers.
- There was _____ all over Macbeth's hands.
- Lady Macbeth was ____ hearted.
- What was Shakespeare's religion?
- What was Macbeth considered throughout Scotland?
- Fleance escaped from the murderers but ______ did not.
- "Fair is ____ and ____ is fair."
21 Clues: Who killed Macbeth? • Who killed King Duncan? • Lady Macbeth was ____ hearted. • What was Shakespeare's religion? • "Fair is ____ and ____ is fair." • She died right before the battle. • "There are _______ in men's smiles." • "Double, double, toil and ________." • He was untimely ripped from his womb. • How many siblings did Shakespeare have? • ...
Shakespeare Vocabulary 2024-02-14
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- a sickly, yellowish hue
- absolute hatred
- (adjective) rowdy or rough
- (adjective) extraordinary, marvelous
- to move upward
- to hate; to shun
- (adjective) showing contempt toward sacred things
- danger
- a serious event causing misfortune
- To increase or enhance, especially in the context of rhymes at the end of a line of poetry.
- to announce or proclaim
- clumsy; difficult to carry because of bulk or weight
- very destructive or harmful
- (noun) future generations
- (noun) anger, irritability
- to pretend
- unmanly; characteristics of a woman
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- remedy
- stately, majestic, showy
- (adjective) having excellent morals; righteous
- cheerful, merry
- or verb) rest or relaxation; to rest
- (adjective) dealing with a sign, forewarning, or omen
- to deceive or mislead
- (adjective) courageous
- destructive, deadly
- immoral, lewd
- into separate parts or pieces
- courage, bravery
- a state of hardship or misfortune
30 Clues: remedy • danger • to pretend • immoral, lewd • to move upward • absolute hatred • cheerful, merry • to hate; to shun • courage, bravery • destructive, deadly • to deceive or mislead • (adjective) courageous • a sickly, yellowish hue • to announce or proclaim • stately, majestic, showy • (noun) future generations • (adjective) rowdy or rough • (noun) anger, irritability • very destructive or harmful • ...
Shakespeare Word 2024-09-10
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- with a suffix er and means a person with a arrogant attitude
- A person who disdains something or someone
- To make or put into consideration
- somebody that licks somebody foot suffix er
- Being superlatively excellent or honourable person
- This suffix is "-Ible"
- word to describe something being grand and impressive
- catching birds suffix ing
- This suffix is "-en"
- The characteristic of feeling like the only one
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- To make someone lose courage
- This suffix is "-less"
- a kind of an apple
- The act of a accusation
- A ruler thats a evil or a villain
- A character's ability to look stylish in Shakespeare timeline
- fallen stooping to foolishness suffix en
- This describes something that has many of
- process of undoing your clothes
- eyed somebody giddy sight prefix dizz
20 Clues: a kind of an apple • This suffix is "-en" • This suffix is "-less" • This suffix is "-Ible" • The act of a accusation • catching birds suffix ing • To make someone lose courage • process of undoing your clothes • To make or put into consideration • A ruler thats a evil or a villain • eyed somebody giddy sight prefix dizz • fallen stooping to foolishness suffix en • ...
Shakespeare Snapshots 2025-06-19
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- The emotion behind Now is the winter of our discontent
- Shakespeare’s term for actors merely ___
- Miranda’s father in The Tempest
- A common Shakespearean theme involving deception and mistaken identity
- A short statement expressing a character's inner thoughts aloud
- A deep sadness or mourning
- Hamlet’s famous question To be or not to ___
- The role of fate in Shakespeare’s plays is often described as ___
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- The tragic flaw of overconfidence or arrogance
- The genre opposite to tragedy
- The act of pretending or faking emotion
- The genre of Richard III
- The theatrical setting of life in As You Like It
- The feeling when actions don’t match values
- This emotion drives many tragic characters
- One who watches the play and sees the irony before the characters
- Synonym for hidden truth often revealed through irony
- The bear-chased character exits in this play
- Where actors deliver their lines
- To pretend to be someone else often used in comedies
20 Clues: The genre of Richard III • A deep sadness or mourning • The genre opposite to tragedy • Miranda’s father in The Tempest • Where actors deliver their lines • The act of pretending or faking emotion • Shakespeare’s term for actors merely ___ • This emotion drives many tragic characters • The feeling when actions don’t match values • The bear-chased character exits in this play • ...
Poetry and Shakespeare Terms 2024-06-07
10 Clues: Shakespeare word for soon • 4 lines in a certain poem • 2 lines in a certain poem • Shakespeare word for fight • Shakespeare word for curses • A long speech to themselves • Shakespeare word for be gone • A long speech to other people • Individual Line of a certain poem • 14 lines and 10 syllable each line
Elisabethian Era 2021-01-13
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- Who is the Elizabethan era named after?
- What country was Henry VIII a ruler of?
- Where was Shakespeare born?
- How many prayer books were there?
- What was clothing a sign of?
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- What was the main religion in England when Shakespeare was born?
- What was Shakespeare a co-founder of?
- How old was William Shakespeare when he got married?
- What was it that Queen Elizabeth said she was married to?
- How many plays did Shakespeare write?
10 Clues: Where was Shakespeare born? • What was clothing a sign of? • How many prayer books were there? • What was Shakespeare a co-founder of? • How many plays did Shakespeare write? • Who is the Elizabethan era named after? • What country was Henry VIII a ruler of? • How old was William Shakespeare when he got married? • What was it that Queen Elizabeth said she was married to? • ...
Crossword 2014-11-01
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- Shakespeare travelled to...
- Where was shakespeare born?
- What´s the name of Shakespeares theatre?
- What´s the name of his eldest daughter?
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- W. Shakespears father called ... Shakespeare.
- How called the periods in his life, where no documented facts?
- How many of these periods were there?
- How many children had Shakespeare?
- What´s the family name of Shakespeares wife?
- What is Romeo and Juliet for a genre?
- What was Williams occupation?
11 Clues: Shakespeare travelled to... • Where was shakespeare born? • What was Williams occupation? • How many children had Shakespeare? • How many of these periods were there? • What is Romeo and Juliet for a genre? • What´s the name of his eldest daughter? • What´s the name of Shakespeares theatre? • What´s the family name of Shakespeares wife? • ...
Shakespearean Crossword 2021-09-14
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- Shakespeare was born in this town
- The name of King Lear's youngest daughter
- To be or not to be that is the ________
- A word first used by Shakespeare to mean an unfriendly person or demeanour
- Romeo died by
- King of the fairies
- The first name of the actor who played the title character in the movie version of Hamlet.
- The three witches are in which play
- Romeo's best friend
- Shakespeare's most famous theatre
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- This play begins with characters stuck on an island The_____
- The first name of Shakespeare's wife
- The queen at the time of Shakespeare's life
- The villain in Othello
- Macbeth was set in this country
- Who died first, Romeo or Juliet?
- The number of siblings Shakespeare had?
- Shakespeare's longest play
- The river in Shakespeare's home town
19 Clues: Romeo died by • King of the fairies • Romeo's best friend • The villain in Othello • Shakespeare's longest play • Macbeth was set in this country • Who died first, Romeo or Juliet? • Shakespeare was born in this town • Shakespeare's most famous theatre • The three witches are in which play • The first name of Shakespeare's wife • The river in Shakespeare's home town • ...
Shakespeare's "CRAZY" Crossword 2013-09-16
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- What is Shakespeare's version of "you"?
- What era was Shakespeare born in?
- Queen Elizabeth is a ___
- Who played the roles of females at the time?
- Queen of the Amazons
- What was the theatre designed for Shakespeare's plays called?
- Shakespeare is not a female. What is he?
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- Which animal's head was Bottom wearing when Titania fell in love with him?
- Robin Goodfellow's other name.
- Who was Elizabeth's dad?
- A ___ Night's dream
- Who made Romeo and Juliet?
- Shakespeare's first name.
- Why did the toilet paper roll down the hill? To get to the __
- What Hermia had for Lysander?
15 Clues: A ___ Night's dream • Queen of the Amazons • Who was Elizabeth's dad? • Queen Elizabeth is a ___ • Shakespeare's first name. • Who made Romeo and Juliet? • What Hermia had for Lysander? • Robin Goodfellow's other name. • What era was Shakespeare born in? • What is Shakespeare's version of "you"? • Shakespeare is not a female. What is he? • ...
A reneszánsz színház-Shakespeare-Rómeó és Júlia 2023-12-03
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- Ilyen színű zászló volt kitűzve a színházra, ha vígjátékot játszottak
- A színpad hármas osztású: első,hátsó....
- Függöny, díszlet nincs, de a színészek .......-ben játszottak
- Ilyen alakú volt a Globe kívülről
- Júlia családneve
- Rómeó családneve
- A színházban minden szerepet ők játszottak
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- I. ..... az ő uralkodása idején élt Shakespeare
- Rómeó és Júlia családja között ....... van.
- A Globe bejárata fölött állt, innen kapta a nevét a színház
- Shakespeare színháza
- Anglia fővárosa, élete nagyobb részét itt töltötte Shakespeare
- Ennek a folyónak a partján áll a Globe
- Ebben a városban játszódnak a tragédia fő jelenetei
- A dráma egyik műfaja
15 Clues: Júlia családneve • Rómeó családneve • Shakespeare színháza • A dráma egyik műfaja • Ilyen alakú volt a Globe kívülről • Ennek a folyónak a partján áll a Globe • A színpad hármas osztású: első,hátsó.... • A színházban minden szerepet ők játszottak • Rómeó és Júlia családja között ....... van. • I. ..... az ő uralkodása idején élt Shakespeare • ...
SONNETS AND SHAKESPEARE CROSSWORD 2013-03-21
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- One of the popular actors in Shakespeare's time
- Theater closed to prevent spreading this
- Four lines in a sonnet
- Men would often pad their ________ to appear more wealthy.
- The theater attraced theives or _____________.
- Letters used to symbolize the rhyming pattern in a sonnet
- Ten _________ per line in a sonnet
- Illegal to wear this color if poor
- Shakespeare's audiences liked to see __________ in his plays.
- Two lines at the end of a sonnet
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- The queen who ruled during Shakespeare's life
- Not allowed on stage
- The only piece of literature more quoted than Shakespeare
- Husband of Ann Hathaway
- This place welcomed all classes
- Number of lines in a sonnet
- Miss Easterly thinks Shakespeare is a ______.
- Shakespeare's audiences also like to see ___________ in his plays.
- Most marriages were _________ by their parents.
- The theater was built in a ___________ shape.
20 Clues: Not allowed on stage • Four lines in a sonnet • Husband of Ann Hathaway • Number of lines in a sonnet • This place welcomed all classes • Two lines at the end of a sonnet • Ten _________ per line in a sonnet • Illegal to wear this color if poor • Theater closed to prevent spreading this • The queen who ruled during Shakespeare's life • ...
Shakespeare's Romeo & Juliet Background 2025-10-29
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- -Upon-Avon,England. Shakespeare's birthplace.
- Romeo is a _______ hero.
- R&J are star-______ lovers.
- The name of Shakespeare's oldest child.
- Shakespeare's theater had no _____.
- A recurring symbol, character, theme ...
- ______ England. Time & place he lived & wrote.
- One of the family's in the play.
- Shakespeare wrote at least 154 of these.
- Pentameter. A kind of "foot."
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- _____ vs free will is a topic of the play.
- _____ & Juliet, a poem that inspired the play.
- The play's setting.
- The audience releasing repressed emotions.
- Where Shakespeare spent the majority of his career.
- Romeo's girlfriend.
- The name of Shakespeare's theater.
- Shakespeare wrote 36 of these.
- The commoners who stood to watch the play.
- The kind of company he joined in his early 20s.
- Lord __________ Men. The co. he wrote for.
- The kind of conflict the families have.
- The genre of Shakespeare's play.
- The country of the play's setting.
24 Clues: The play's setting. • Romeo's girlfriend. • Romeo is a _______ hero. • R&J are star-______ lovers. • Pentameter. A kind of "foot." • Shakespeare wrote 36 of these. • One of the family's in the play. • The genre of Shakespeare's play. • The name of Shakespeare's theater. • The country of the play's setting. • Shakespeare's theater had no _____. • ...
Romeo and Juliet 2016-05-19
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- where Romeo goes after he is banished
- only daughter of Capulet
- fights with Sampson at the beginning of the play
- wife of Capulet
- cousin of Juliet
- wasn't able to deliver the letter in time to Romeo about the plan
- Romeo's cousin
- the loud mouthed woman that takes care of Juliet
- the theater that Shakespeare and his playwright friends owned
- the number of acts in this play
- fights Abram with Gregory at the beginning of the play
- he secretly married Romeo and Juliet
- sworn enemy of Montague
- the woman that Mercutio was talking about before the party in his long speech
- fights Sampson and Gregory at the beginning of the play
- the illiterate servant
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- cousin of the Prince
- where Shakespeare was born
- the woman that Romeo was in love with before Juliet
- wife of Montague
- only son of Montague
- the man Capulet wants Juliet to marry
- where Romeo gets the poison from
- the author of Romeo and Juliet
- what Romeo and Juliet were often referred to
- where the story takes place
- Shakespeare was a ____________
- banished Romeo as a punishment for killing Tybalt
- sworn enemy of Capulet
- tells Romeo about the "death" of Juliet
30 Clues: Romeo's cousin • wife of Capulet • wife of Montague • cousin of Juliet • cousin of the Prince • only son of Montague • sworn enemy of Capulet • the illiterate servant • sworn enemy of Montague • only daughter of Capulet • where Shakespeare was born • where the story takes place • the author of Romeo and Juliet • Shakespeare was a ____________ • the number of acts in this play • ...
Romeo and Juliet 2025-03-24
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- Birth City
- Ruling Monarch for Shakespeare’s life
- Shakespeare’s Burial Ground
- His dead son’s name
- Shakespeare’s world for plays
- The family business
- A collection of published plays
- If you dare move Shakespeare’s Bones
- Shakespeare’s father’s name
- Bed Winner
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- Frequent collaborator with Shakespeare
- His second daughter
- Number of Shakespeare’s children
- Acting association, changed later
- Shakespeare’s longest play
- Shakespeare’s mother
- Where Shakespeare lived
- Highest standing of Shakespeare’s father
- John’s Big ambition
- Shakespeare’s first child
20 Clues: Birth City • Bed Winner • His second daughter • His dead son’s name • The family business • John’s Big ambition • Shakespeare’s mother • Where Shakespeare lived • Shakespeare’s first child • Shakespeare’s longest play • Shakespeare’s Burial Ground • Shakespeare’s father’s name • Shakespeare’s world for plays • A collection of published plays • Number of Shakespeare’s children • ...
William Shakespeare 2013-02-25
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- What is a popular kids movie based on Hamlet?
- What country was William Shakespeare from?
- Was Shakespeare a man?
- What street was Shakespeare's house on?
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- what is a 7 letter world that starts with a b and ends with a m?
- How many kids did Shakespeare have?
- In what year did Shakespeare die?
- What month was William Shakespeare's birthday in?
- Was Shakespeare only a writer?
- Hathaway What was Shakespeare's wife's name?
10 Clues: Was Shakespeare a man? • Was Shakespeare only a writer? • In what year did Shakespeare die? • How many kids did Shakespeare have? • What street was Shakespeare's house on? • What country was William Shakespeare from? • Hathaway What was Shakespeare's wife's name? • What is a popular kids movie based on Hamlet? • What month was William Shakespeare's birthday in? • ...
Elisabethian Era 2021-01-13
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- How many plays did Shakespeare write?
- What was Shakespeare a co-founder of?
- How old was William Shakespeare when he got married?
- What was the main religion in England when Shakespeare was born?
- Where was Shakespeare born?
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- What was it that Queen Elizabeth said she was married to?
- How many prayer books were there?
- Who is the Elizabethan era named after?
- What country was henry a ruler of?
- What was clothing a sign of?
10 Clues: Where was Shakespeare born? • What was clothing a sign of? • How many prayer books were there? • What country was henry a ruler of? • How many plays did Shakespeare write? • What was Shakespeare a co-founder of? • Who is the Elizabethan era named after? • How old was William Shakespeare when he got married? • What was it that Queen Elizabeth said she was married to? • ...
O Mundo é um Palco 2024-09-29
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- Famosa companhia de teatro e casa de espetáculos londrino em que William Shakespeare foi sócio.
- Adaptação da peça Rei Lear, de Shakespeare, realizada pelo grupo vagalum Tum tum.
- Peça teatral escrita por William Shakespeare e que tem a famosa frase: ser ou não ser, eis a questão?
- Artista que escreve dramaturgia, ou seja, peças teatrais.
- Quando um artista apresenta sua obra dentro da própria obra.
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- País de origem de William Shakespeare.
- Teatro que se tornou popular durante o reinado da rainha Elisabete I.
- Par romântico de Julieta.
- Peça escrita por Shakespeare, que originou a adaptação do grupo vagalum Tum tum e cujo título é diminutivo do título original.
- Considerado o maior dramaturgo de todos os tempos, que nasceu em Stratford-upon-Avon em 1564.
- Não podiam atuar no teatro elizabetano.
11 Clues: Par romântico de Julieta. • País de origem de William Shakespeare. • Não podiam atuar no teatro elizabetano. • Artista que escreve dramaturgia, ou seja, peças teatrais. • Quando um artista apresenta sua obra dentro da própria obra. • Teatro que se tornou popular durante o reinado da rainha Elisabete I. • ...
Christoph Martin Wieland 2015-10-13
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- Wie wurde Wieland erzogen?
- In welchem Land wurde Wieland geboren?
- Wie viele von Shakespeare Dramen blieben unübersetzt?
- Auf welche Schule ging er mit 14. Jahren?
- Was hat Wieland in Erfurt unterrichtet?
- Welches Werk hält er an seinem Denkmal in der Hand?
- Wieviel Thaler hat Wieland als Professor Verdient?
- Wie hieß die bedeutsamste Literaturzeitschrift Wielands? „Die Teutsche …“
- Welches Sternzeichen war Wieland?
- Er war ein klassischer Vertreter der …
- Was hat die Situation für Wieland in Biberach erträglich gemacht?
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- Von wem waren die 22 Übersetzten Dramen?
- In welcher Stadt wurde Wieland geboren?
- Wer war der erste große Shakespeare Übersetzer?
- In welchem Monat wurde C.M. Wieland geboren?
- Wer war Wielands erste Verlobte? (Nachname)
- Wer war ein guter Ratgeber von Wieland? (Nachname)
- Wer berief Wieland nach Weimar? (2 Vornamen)
- In welchem Monat ist Wieland gestorben?
- Wo lebte er im Jahre 1749?
20 Clues: Wie wurde Wieland erzogen? • Wo lebte er im Jahre 1749? • Welches Sternzeichen war Wieland? • In welchem Land wurde Wieland geboren? • Er war ein klassischer Vertreter der … • In welcher Stadt wurde Wieland geboren? • Was hat Wieland in Erfurt unterrichtet? • In welchem Monat ist Wieland gestorben? • Von wem waren die 22 Übersetzten Dramen? • ...
Renaissance 2021-02-17
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- Considered greatest play write.
- Wrote Don Quixote.
- Father of Humanism.
- Painted Mona Lisa.
- What country did the Renaissance begin in?
- Most famous Patrons of art in Florence.
- Over emphasized human achievement instead of God.
- This word means Rebirth.
- what country was Shakespeare from?
- Famous for painting Madonas.
- Wrote Important works on Government.
- Father of Renaissance.
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- one of Shakespeare famous writings.
- Invented the moveable type.
- Music played in the Renaissance.
- Known for movement(on paintings).
- It was believed to be the remedy for sin.
- He pointed out the evils of the Renaissance.
- What city did the Renaissance begin in?
- Painted the Sistine Chapel.
- Songs played in the Middle Ages.
- A person who paid an artist to work for them.
- Created 3D pictures.
23 Clues: Wrote Don Quixote. • Painted Mona Lisa. • Father of Humanism. • Created 3D pictures. • Father of Renaissance. • This word means Rebirth. • Invented the moveable type. • Painted the Sistine Chapel. • Famous for painting Madonas. • Considered greatest play write. • Music played in the Renaissance. • Songs played in the Middle Ages. • Known for movement(on paintings). • ...
World History Chapter 11A 2024-02-16
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- Who was the “Father of Renaissance Painting”?
- Who is considered the greatest playwright of all time?
- What city was famous for its art, buildings, and canals?
- What do you call the focus on mans abilities and capacities?
- Who painted the Sistine chapel?
- What was thought as to be a remedy for sin?
- Who pointed out the evils of the Renaissance society?
- Vinci Who painted the Mona Lisa?
- In what country did the Renaissance start?
- Who Created movement in painting?
- What were sponsors of artists called?
- the name of a play written by Shakespeare?
- From what country was Shakespeare?
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- Who painted Madonna’s?
- What family was the most famous sponsor of the Renaissance art?
- Who wrote about Government?
- Who wrote Don Quixote?
- What kind of entertainment was more secular during the Renaissance?
- Who created three dimensional effect in painting?
- Who made the printing press??
20 Clues: Who painted Madonna’s? • Who wrote Don Quixote? • Who wrote about Government? • Who made the printing press?? • Who painted the Sistine chapel? • Vinci Who painted the Mona Lisa? • Who Created movement in painting? • From what country was Shakespeare? • What were sponsors of artists called? • In what country did the Renaissance start? • ...
Shakesphere 2025-03-04
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- What country is The Merchant of Venice set in?
- What are the gaps of Shakesphere life called?
- What were poor people called?
- Where was the Globe Theatre?
- What were the currency called at that time?
- What are the names of the people who stood at the very front of the stage?
- What Shakespearean genre is Romeo and Juliet?
- What were the wealthiest audience members called?
- What country was Shakespeare from?
- Who did Shakespeare marry?
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- What was the first play performed at the Globe?
- What was Shakespeare’s acting company called
- Who was the queen during most of Shakespeare’s life?
- Where is Romeo and Juliet set?
- Who played female roles?
- Who is Romeo in love with?
- What was the most deadly disease at the time?
- What material was the Globe Theatre made of?
- What was Shakespeare’s father’s job?
- How many children did Shakespeare have?
20 Clues: Who played female roles? • Who is Romeo in love with? • Who did Shakespeare marry? • Where was the Globe Theatre? • What were poor people called? • Where is Romeo and Juliet set? • What country was Shakespeare from? • What was Shakespeare’s father’s job? • How many children did Shakespeare have? • What were the currency called at that time? • ...
William Shakespeare 2021-03-29
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- em 23 de abril de 1616 faleceu William Shakespeare. Qual a cidade que foi enterrado?
- em 1586 o jovem Shakespeare se envolveu com mais companhias sendo obrigado deixar a família. para onde eles refugiou?
- Shakespeare teve três fases nas peças trágicas e de suas frases épicas diga o nome da primeira frase da terceira da terceira fase.
- Qual o nome da aldeã que ele se casou com 18 anos?
- Em 1589 já adaptada peças de autores anônimos e escreviam maior número das peças. Onde apresentava essas peças?
- Shakespeare deixou como legado uma série de poemas preciosas onde reflete sobre o amor, o destino, o tempo, a beleza e?
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- Qual foi a primeira e grande obra de Shakespeare?
- quais são os dois poemas narrativos de Shakespeare?
- no tempo de Shakespeare, Qual o nome do primeiro teatro de Londres?
- ao longo dos anos Shakespeare tornou-se o maior dramaturgo universal.de quê?
10 Clues: Qual foi a primeira e grande obra de Shakespeare? • Qual o nome da aldeã que ele se casou com 18 anos? • quais são os dois poemas narrativos de Shakespeare? • no tempo de Shakespeare, Qual o nome do primeiro teatro de Londres? • ao longo dos anos Shakespeare tornou-se o maior dramaturgo universal.de quê? • ...
Romeo and Juliet - Background Notes by David Galvan 2021-08-17
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- he had ___ children
- The original Globe _______ in 1613
- where did Queen Elizabeth I rule
- Known as “ ________”
- the globe theater was built on what river
- the plots he used mostly weren't ____
- he made 38 ___
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- Queen Elizabeth Was in love with her subject
- fled to Stratford for illegally _____
- Wanted her _____ to read: “A queen having lived and reigned such and such a time, lived and died a virgin”
- the Tragedy of
- what month was Shakespeare born
- Shakespeare Married to ______ in 1582
- The _____ closed down as a result of the plague
- Shakespeare ______ in 1610
15 Clues: the Tragedy of • he made 38 ___ • he had ___ children • Known as “ ________” • Shakespeare ______ in 1610 • what month was Shakespeare born • where did Queen Elizabeth I rule • The original Globe _______ in 1613 • Shakespeare Married to ______ in 1582 • the plots he used mostly weren't ____ • fled to Stratford for illegally _____ • the globe theater was built on what river • ...
Romeo and Juliet - Background Notes by David Galvan 2021-08-17
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- he had ___ children
- The original Globe _______ in 1613
- where did Queen Elizabeth I rule
- Known as “ ________”
- the globe theater was built on what river
- the plots he used mostly weren't ____
- he made 38 ___
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- Queen Elizabeth Was in love with her subject
- fled to Stratford for illegally _____
- Wanted her _____ to read: “A queen having lived and reigned such and such a time, lived and died a virgin”
- the Tragedy of
- what month was Shakespeare born
- Shakespeare Married to ______ in 1582
- The _____ closed down as a result of the plague
- Shakespeare ______ in 1610
15 Clues: the Tragedy of • he made 38 ___ • he had ___ children • Known as “ ________” • Shakespeare ______ in 1610 • what month was Shakespeare born • where did Queen Elizabeth I rule • The original Globe _______ in 1613 • Shakespeare Married to ______ in 1582 • the plots he used mostly weren't ____ • fled to Stratford for illegally _____ • the globe theater was built on what river • ...
Loot Lakers Macbeth Historical Time Period Crossword 2024-02-29
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- Avoiding lying by ambiguous phrasing.
- Who is the celebrity who appeared on two of the slides?
- How many editions were made of the Chronicles?
- Macbeth killed his ____.
- What era of literature was darker and needed humourous interjections to lighten the tone?
- Who was the assistant that took over the project?
- The Holinshed Chronicles were a comprehensive history of what?
- Who originally thought of the idea for the chronicles?
- Shakespeare drew information for Macbeth from the murder of what king?
- What was the fatal flaw that classified both Macbeth’s as tragic heroes?
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- ______ Right of Kings was an idea many believed in the 16th and 17th century.
- The Gunpowder Plot aimed to reduce persecution of this group.
- What version of the Bible that was published in 1611 standardized the english language and influenced literature for centuries to come?
- Who was the target of the Gunpowder Plot?
- What century was the play Macbeth written by Shakespeare?
- Where was the play Macbeth mainly based?
- Who is responsible for keeping peace in the land?
- The Plot prompted Shakespeare to include these three characters in Macbeth.
- The real life Macbeth ruled what country?
- What century was Macbeth based in?
- What is the title of the person who is at the top of the feudal system?
- These Chronicles served as a primary source for what Shakespeare play?
22 Clues: Macbeth killed his ____. • What century was Macbeth based in? • Avoiding lying by ambiguous phrasing. • Where was the play Macbeth mainly based? • Who was the target of the Gunpowder Plot? • The real life Macbeth ruled what country? • How many editions were made of the Chronicles? • Who is responsible for keeping peace in the land? • ...
Shakespeare 2016-02-29
Shakespeare 2014-04-21
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- Somebody who doesn't spend much money
- Too much of this in the sun can cause skin cancer
- Religion teaches us to be:
- This happened to Julius Ceasar
- Something admired is ______
- The weather in antartica is:
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- A reptile's blood type
- Somebody who maks good money is:
- To gain control over
- A funny situation is:
- Somebody who is widowed can be considered:
11 Clues: To gain control over • A funny situation is: • A reptile's blood type • Religion teaches us to be: • Something admired is ______ • The weather in antartica is: • This happened to Julius Ceasar • Somebody who maks good money is: • Somebody who doesn't spend much money • Somebody who is widowed can be considered: • Too much of this in the sun can cause skin cancer
Shakespeare 2022-10-13
11 Clues: The yard • The First • Henry __ Part 1 • _________ on Avon • Price for the poor • 8, 1, 13, 12, 5, 20 • His Pursue for work • Family Disputes (5,3,6) • A Theatre Shakespeare used • At the start is a motion, at the end is a weapon • At what year was Shakespeare able to read and write
Shakespeare 2025-03-27
11 Clues: Clue • Where actors perform • A period of 100 years • Famous theatre in London • A person who writes plays • Famous English playwright • One of Shakespeare's tragedies • Town where Shakespeare was born • First name of Shakespeare's wife • A character in a famous love story • City where many of his plays were performed
Romeo and Juliet - Background Notes by David Galvan 2021-08-17
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- The _____ closed down as a result of the plague
- fled to Stratford for illegally _____
- he had ___ children
- what month was Shakespeare born
- Queen Elizabeth Was in love with her subject
- Shakespeare Married to ______ in 1582
- Known as “ ________”
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- Wanted her _____ to read: “A queen having lived and reigned such and such a time, lived and died a virgin”
- the plots he used mostly weren't ____
- The original Globe _______ in 1613
- Shakespeare ______ in 1610
- where did Queen Elizabeth I rule
- the globe theater was built on what river
- he made 38 ___
- the Tragedy of
15 Clues: he made 38 ___ • the Tragedy of • he had ___ children • Known as “ ________” • Shakespeare ______ in 1610 • what month was Shakespeare born • where did Queen Elizabeth I rule • The original Globe _______ in 1613 • the plots he used mostly weren't ____ • Shakespeare Married to ______ in 1582 • fled to Stratford for illegally _____ • the globe theater was built on what river • ...
Romeo and Juliet Crossword 2024-02-06
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- Juliet's last name
- Number of women who usually acted in plays
- Romeo and Juliet's families are in the midst of a...
- Last name of the author
- Name of Shakespeare's wife
- The city in which the play takes place
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- The first step in a marriage contract
- The name of the theater Shakespeare built
- Romeo's last name
- Name of the female lead
- The kind of poems Shakespeare wrote
- A speech a character gives when alone onstage
- Name of the male lead
- The three types of play are comedies, histories, and...
- A character who is meant to contrast another
15 Clues: Romeo's last name • Juliet's last name • Name of the male lead • Name of the female lead • Last name of the author • Name of Shakespeare's wife • The kind of poems Shakespeare wrote • The first step in a marriage contract • The city in which the play takes place • The name of the theater Shakespeare built • Number of women who usually acted in plays • ...
Romeo and Juliet 2016-05-19
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- fights with Sampson at the beginning of the play
- where Shakespeare was born
- banished Romeo as a punishment for killing Tybalt
- Romeo's cousin
- fights Abram with Gregory at the beginning of the play
- wife of Montague
- he secretly married Romeo and Juliet
- sworn enemy of Montague
- the loud mouthed woman that takes care of Juliet
- the author of Romeo and Juliet
- sworn enemy of Capulet
- cousin of Juliet
- the theater that Shakespeare and his playwright friends owned
- where Romeo gets the poison from
- where Romeo goes after he is banished
- the man Capulet wants Juliet to marry
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- where the story takes place
- the woman that Romeo was in love with before Juliet
- only daughter of Capulet
- wasn't able to deliver the letter in time to Romeo about the plan
- what Romeo and Juliet were often referred to
- the woman that Mercutio was talking about before the party in his long speech
- wife of Capulet
- tells Romeo about the "death" of Juliet
- the number of acts in this play
- the illiterate servant
- fights Sampson and Gregory at the beginning of the play
- Shakespeare was a ____________
- only son of Montague
- cousin of the Prince
30 Clues: Romeo's cousin • wife of Capulet • wife of Montague • cousin of Juliet • only son of Montague • cousin of the Prince • the illiterate servant • sworn enemy of Capulet • sworn enemy of Montague • only daughter of Capulet • where Shakespeare was born • where the story takes place • the author of Romeo and Juliet • Shakespeare was a ____________ • the number of acts in this play • ...
Romeo and Juliet 2016-05-19
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- cousin of Juliet
- banished Romeo as a punishment for killing Tybalt
- tells Romeo about the "death" of Juliet
- the number of acts in this play
- the woman that Romeo was in love with before Juliet
- the man Capulet wants Juliet to marry
- wife of Montague
- sworn enemy of Capulet
- what Romeo and Juliet were often referred to
- cousin of the Prince
- the loud mouthed woman that takes care of Juliet
- Shakespeare was a ____________
- where the story takes place
- where Romeo gets the poison from
- fights with Sampson at the beginning of the play
- the woman that Mercutio was talking about before the party in his long speech
- the illiterate servant
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- sworn enemy of Montague
- wife of Capulet
- where Shakespeare was born
- only son of Montague
- he secretly married Romeo and Juliet
- Romeo's cousin
- the author of Romeo and Juliet
- the theater that Shakespeare and his playwright friends owned
- where Romeo goes after he is banished
- fights Abram with Gregory at the beginning of the play
- fights Sampson and Gregory at the beginning of the play
- wasn't able to deliver the letter in time to Romeo about the plan
- only daughter of Capulet
30 Clues: Romeo's cousin • wife of Capulet • cousin of Juliet • wife of Montague • only son of Montague • cousin of the Prince • sworn enemy of Capulet • the illiterate servant • sworn enemy of Montague • only daughter of Capulet • where Shakespeare was born • where the story takes place • the author of Romeo and Juliet • Shakespeare was a ____________ • the number of acts in this play • ...
Romeo and Juliet (Review) 2018-11-10
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- What's not poetry in a Shakespeare play
- Two rhyming lines in iambic pentameter
- A "Good" Guy
- Juliet's reference to Phaeton is one
- Hates his name
- Each of Shakespeare's sonnets has three.
- The highest point of tension in a play
- The point in a tragedy that begins the protagonists' downfall
- These were often donated by wealthy patrons.
- He is the prince
- Occurs when the audience knows what the characters do not
- The age of Shakespeare
- She dies of grief.
- Shakespeare's son who died at age 11
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- They stood in the pit
- A type of sword
- The meter of Shakespeare's poetry
- A cousin to Paris
- Shakespeare's most famous playhous
- The point in the plot when Romeo meets Juiet
- This actor serves as the narrator in the play.
- Knows herbs
- Juliet's family
- This occurs when Shakespeare rhymes "death-marked love" with "could not remove"
- Each of Shakespeare's sonnets has one.
- The audience's entire sensory experience
- Speech expressing a single character's unspoken thoughts
- Shakespeare's birthplace
- All Number of acts in all Shakespeare plays
- Only one act is set here.
- A brief remark that often "breaks the fourth wall"
- Cousin to Escalus and Mercutio
32 Clues: Knows herbs • A "Good" Guy • Hates his name • A type of sword • Juliet's family • He is the prince • A cousin to Paris • She dies of grief. • They stood in the pit • The age of Shakespeare • Shakespeare's birthplace • Only one act is set here. • Cousin to Escalus and Mercutio • The meter of Shakespeare's poetry • Shakespeare's most famous playhous • Juliet's reference to Phaeton is one • ...
