shakespeare Crossword Puzzles
The Renaissance - Bradly Tanner 2025-04-10
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- put in copper to create illustrations in books
- The writer of the book “Utopia”
- Art technique of making faces look life-like
- was famous for the Sistine Chapel
- Well known book that describes the perfect world
- most commonly known for “The Last Supper”
- One of Roger van der Weyden's famous pieces
- described how the government should be run in his book “The Prince”
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- Famous for scenic paintings and a fun children's game
- His Invention made the printing of books more efficient
- Occupation that made the Medici family rich
- people who believed in human matters rather than divine matters
- Believed in being a gentleman
- Time of renewal/ rebirth
- Shakespeare most known play
- Known for saying “Nothing weighs less than a pen”
- Famous playwright known for “Romeo and Juliet”
- Flemish painter famous for painting festivals and dances
- where the Renaissance began
- best selling book during the Renaissance
20 Clues: Time of renewal/ rebirth • Shakespeare most known play • where the Renaissance began • Believed in being a gentleman • The writer of the book “Utopia” • was famous for the Sistine Chapel • best selling book during the Renaissance • most commonly known for “The Last Supper” • Occupation that made the Medici family rich • One of Roger van der Weyden's famous pieces • ...
Billy 2025-04-30
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- king James often adjusted this menswear
- The second most famous Elizabethan playwright
- a unit of currency in many of his plays
- Shakespeare wrote comedies tragedies and
- The supposed fair young man
- a common snack for theater goers
- the most popular of his works during his life
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- Shakespeare was particularly guilty of this in regards of Italian geography
- Bills troop was known as the Lord ___ men
- His mask has been popularized by Alan Moore
- Shakespeare's theater
- The faith that was the subject of the Recusancy laws
- Mark Twain used something like this device to validate the Baconian thesis
- Williams plays were first published in this form
- Pericles was the prince of this city
- William's fashion sense was described as this
- The legal language of Elizabethan society
- Pupils would receive beatings for failing to use this "miracle" drug
- the plauge that paused theater going
- Bill's father was occupation
20 Clues: Shakespeare's theater • The supposed fair young man • Bill's father was occupation • a common snack for theater goers • Pericles was the prince of this city • the plauge that paused theater going • king James often adjusted this menswear • a unit of currency in many of his plays • Shakespeare wrote comedies tragedies and • Bills troop was known as the Lord ___ men • ...
Shakespeare Crossword 2012-06-07
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- stage direction. The action of leaving the stage.
- a form of dramatic entertainment, comedic solo, or the like by a single speaker.
- a dramatic time in which a character speaks to the audience.
- passages of speech between characters in a play.
- A short poem or speech spoken directly to the audience following the conclusion of a play.
- A group of persons who speak or sing in unison a given part or composition in drama or poetry recitation.
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- the surroundings on stage, visisble to the audience, in which the action of a play develops.
- a company of actors.
- the act of talking while or as if alone.
- The place in which the action of a play occurs.
- one of the principal divisions of a theatrical work (as a play or opera)
- an introductory speech, often in verse, calling attention to the theme of a play.
12 Clues: a company of actors. • the act of talking while or as if alone. • The place in which the action of a play occurs. • passages of speech between characters in a play. • stage direction. The action of leaving the stage. • a dramatic time in which a character speaks to the audience. • one of the principal divisions of a theatrical work (as a play or opera) • ...
YOUNG Shakespeare 2015-03-24
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- annoying.
- banana, carrot, apple, orange. carrot is ________.
- a meeting of presidents.
- fast.
- to get smaller.
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- William Shakespeare writes _________.
- something which you receive online or by post.
- lightning strikes.
- Pacific, Arctic, Atlantic, Indian _________.
- When you do something wrong, someone does it to you.
- someone who looks after children.
- not common.
12 Clues: fast. • annoying. • not common. • to get smaller. • lightning strikes. • a meeting of presidents. • someone who looks after children. • William Shakespeare writes _________. • Pacific, Arctic, Atlantic, Indian _________. • something which you receive online or by post. • banana, carrot, apple, orange. carrot is ________. • When you do something wrong, someone does it to you.
Shakespeare p3 2021-09-29
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- to put something to liquid
- to keep a person animal or plant alive with food
- difficult or impossible to read
- cross a road without regard to traffic
- feeling or showing great happiness and pride
- many
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- causing trouble in a playful way
- to lift or drag something very heavy
- most suitable
- softly bright
- rude, not showing proper respect
- not too high, not too low
12 Clues: many • most suitable • softly bright • not too high, not too low • to put something to liquid • difficult or impossible to read • causing trouble in a playful way • rude, not showing proper respect • to lift or drag something very heavy • cross a road without regard to traffic • feeling or showing great happiness and pride • to keep a person animal or plant alive with food
Young Shakespeare 2022-09-06
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- / often seen or heard
- /tiredness
- / enough
- / to announce, to make known
- / number
- /the outside boundary
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- / strange and unusual
- / having a strong wish for something
- / to decorate or cover
- / number of things of the same kind together
- / not graceful in movement or shape
- / a dark underground room used as a person
12 Clues: / enough • / number • /tiredness • / strange and unusual • / often seen or heard • /the outside boundary • / to decorate or cover • / to announce, to make known • / not graceful in movement or shape • / having a strong wish for something • / a dark underground room used as a person • / number of things of the same kind together
Shakespeare 1. 2022-11-23
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- ez a műfaja a Vízkereszt, vagy amit akartok-nak
- ezt a korstílust képviseli S.
- az a szó, amely azt jelenti, hogy mások műveit a saját nevünk alatt adjuk ki
- itt született Shakespeare
- S.feleségének keresztneve
- Shakespeare keresztneve
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- ebben a városban állt S.színháza
- a drámán belül ez a műfaja a Rómeó és Júliának és a Hamletnek
- óriási középkori színpad, bibliai jeleneteket adtak elő
- ilyen műformájú versből írt S. 154-et
- a drámán belül ez a műfaja a III.Richárd című műnek
- S. színházának a neve
12 Clues: S. színházának a neve • Shakespeare keresztneve • itt született Shakespeare • S.feleségének keresztneve • ezt a korstílust képviseli S. • ebben a városban állt S.színháza • ilyen műformájú versből írt S. 154-et • ez a műfaja a Vízkereszt, vagy amit akartok-nak • a drámán belül ez a műfaja a III.Richárd című műnek • óriási középkori színpad, bibliai jeleneteket adtak elő • ...
Shakespeare Crossword! 2024-02-07
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- What Shakespeare wasn't taught in school
- What job he tried to get first
- Shakespeare's Dads Job
- the age he married
- he bought the biggest _____ in Stratford-Apon-Avon
- name of his wife
- amount of kids he got
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- was good at
- amount of plays he wrote in his life
- what he survived
- amount of poems he wrote
- created well known
12 Clues: was good at • what he survived • name of his wife • the age he married • created well known • amount of kids he got • Shakespeare's Dads Job • amount of poems he wrote • What job he tried to get first • amount of plays he wrote in his life • What Shakespeare wasn't taught in school • he bought the biggest _____ in Stratford-Apon-Avon
william shakespeare 2024-02-16
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- what age was he married?
- what did he put on his grave?
- where was he born?
- what monarch liked him the most?
- what did he survive?
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- what era was he born in?
- what job did he do other than writing?
- how many siblings did he have?
- what special day did he die on?
- where did he move to?
- what religion was he?
- how many kids did he have?
12 Clues: where was he born? • what did he survive? • where did he move to? • what religion was he? • what era was he born in? • what age was he married? • how many kids did he have? • what did he put on his grave? • how many siblings did he have? • what special day did he die on? • what monarch liked him the most? • what job did he do other than writing?
William Shakespeare 2024-02-16
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- what couldn't he do?
- where was he born?
- How many children did he have?
- what was his brothers name?
- what was his wife's first name?
- when did he die
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- what did we go through?
- what was the last name of the ruler at the time?
- what did he want to become?
- what did he specialize in?
- what was he when he got married?
- what did he wright 37 of?
12 Clues: when did he die • where was he born? • what couldn't he do? • what did we go through? • what did he wright 37 of? • what did he specialize in? • what did he want to become? • what was his brothers name? • How many children did he have? • what was his wife's first name? • what was he when he got married? • what was the last name of the ruler at the time?
William Shakespeare 2023-02-16
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- Poeple who defend William Shakespeare's works
- William Shakespeare's theatre
- Contenders of a phylosophic writer
- synonym of dramatist
- synonym of drama
- high rank position ( title of nobility)
- something that we don't know
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- dramatist defend by the marlowans
- Contenders who are the candidates to the authorship of Edward De Vere
- the city where William Shakespears
- synonym of idea
- A name chosen by a person to hide their identity
12 Clues: synonym of idea • synonym of drama • synonym of dramatist • something that we don't know • William Shakespeare's theatre • dramatist defend by the marlowans • Contenders of a phylosophic writer • the city where William Shakespears • high rank position ( title of nobility) • Poeple who defend William Shakespeare's works • A name chosen by a person to hide their identity • ...
William Shakespeare 2024-02-16
12 Clues: he wrote? • he died on his • where he lived • where was he born • where he didn't go • name of his theater • his wife was called • where actors preform • 4th month of the year • someone who makes things • something we couldn't do • he was this when he got married
Shakespeare terms 2025-04-04
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- the repetition of consonants, usually at the beginning of words
- two lines of verse of equal length that rhyme one after the other
- a ten syllable line of verse with five stresses:di dum, di dum, di dum, di dum, di dum
- platform or area in a theatre on which the plays are performed to an audience
- the use of emotionally charged words and phrases which conjure up vivid mental pictures in the imagination
- the use of mild indirect words instead of more accurate and direct words i.e. “pass away “instead of “die”
- a monologue spoken by a character who is alone on the stage. It reveals his/her inner thoughts and motives, and so discloses what the character is really like
- a comparison that suggests two dissimilar things are actually the same
- the repetition of vowel sounds
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- unrhymed verse written in iambic pentameter
- treating something as a human being; giving things human feelings and attributes
- the placing together of opposing words or ideas in order to show a contrast
12 Clues: the repetition of vowel sounds • unrhymed verse written in iambic pentameter • the repetition of consonants, usually at the beginning of words • two lines of verse of equal length that rhyme one after the other • a comparison that suggests two dissimilar things are actually the same • the placing together of opposing words or ideas in order to show a contrast • ...
Personajes Influyentes 2024-09-06
Chapter 11 World History 2022-02-09
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- Italian painter who added 3D effects on paintings
- created movable type who was from Germany
- scholar from the Netherlands who pointed out the evil in society
- famous sponsor of the Renaissance art
- a city famous for its art and canals
- sponsors of artists
- the focus on man’s abilities and capacities
- one of Shakespeare's plays
- Shakespeare was from this country
- Spanish writer who wrote the Don Quixote
- Italian painter who showed movement in his paintings
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- Italian painter who painted madonnas
- this was a remedy for sin
- the Renaissance started in this country
- considered the greatest playwright of all time
- music in the Renaissance became more of this
- painter from Italy who painted the Sistine chapel
- Italian writer who wrote on government
- painter from Italy who was known as the Father of the Renaissance
- painter from Italy who painted the Mona Lisa
20 Clues: sponsors of artists • this was a remedy for sin • one of Shakespeare's plays • Shakespeare was from this country • Italian painter who painted madonnas • a city famous for its art and canals • famous sponsor of the Renaissance art • Italian writer who wrote on government • the Renaissance started in this country • Spanish writer who wrote the Don Quixote • ...
Othello 2021-10-04
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- decides to disown his daughter
- is referred to as the green eyed monster
- cause the Turkish fleet to sink
- After Cassio gets drunk at work, he gets this
- Othello is a tragedy or comedy?
- is the type of proof Othello demands of Iago
- is a loyal and faithful wife
- is general of the Venetian army
- This is what Roderigo sells all of
- is where everyone goes to fight the war
- is jealous and hates the Moor
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- is the country where we find Venice
- is a girlfriend of Cassio's
- is the author of Othello
- is the city where Shakespeare worked
- this is what Emilia compares men to
- is supposed to be woven into the handkerchief
- was the name of Shakespeare's theatre
- According to him, Cassio talks in his sleep
- give the handkerchief to Iago
- is where the play begins
- gets bumped on the head and tricked by Iago
22 Clues: is the author of Othello • is where the play begins • is a girlfriend of Cassio's • is a loyal and faithful wife • give the handkerchief to Iago • is jealous and hates the Moor • decides to disown his daughter • cause the Turkish fleet to sink • Othello is a tragedy or comedy? • is general of the Venetian army • This is what Roderigo sells all of • ...
11A History Crossword Test 2024-02-16
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- this person invented the printing press
- Da Vinci who painted the Mona Lisa
- what do you call the focus on man’s abilities and capacities
- what was a remedy for sin during the renaissance
- what family was the most famous sponsor of the renaissance art
- what city is famous for its art,buildings and canals
- what was an artist’s sponsor called
- in what country did the renaissance start
- who was know as the father of the renaissance
- who was the most famous playwright
- he did the sculpture of David
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- he was born in the Netherlands
- name a famous Shakespeare play
- who wrote the famous book Don Quixote
- what is a satire about chivalry
- wrote influential works about government
- what was the city the renaissance began
- was famous for 3D pictures
- who was famous for madonnas
- was the first to add movement into pictures
20 Clues: was famous for 3D pictures • who was famous for madonnas • he did the sculpture of David • he was born in the Netherlands • name a famous Shakespeare play • what is a satire about chivalry • Da Vinci who painted the Mona Lisa • who was the most famous playwright • what was an artist’s sponsor called • who wrote the famous book Don Quixote • ...
Macbeth Act I 2025-12-17
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- King Duncan's eldest son
- person who thinks Macbeth is too weak
- the era when Shakespeare created this play
- the number of scenes in Act I
- a body part that one witch possesses
- the country this play is set in
- the former Thane of Cawdor was this
- A Scottish lord/land owner
- when we can only hear the thoughts of one character
- The theater this play was first performed in
- Banquo is told his sons will become
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- what Macbeth writes to lady Macbeth to inform her of good news
- person titled Thane of Glamis
- Lady Macbeth tells Macbeth to look like this
- Lady M does this to Macbeth
- Lady M tells Macbeth to act like this
- Macbeth is this type of play
- Wrote this play
- Macbeth has too much of this
- the number of witches
20 Clues: Wrote this play • the number of witches • King Duncan's eldest son • A Scottish lord/land owner • Lady M does this to Macbeth • Macbeth is this type of play • Macbeth has too much of this • person titled Thane of Glamis • the number of scenes in Act I • the country this play is set in • the former Thane of Cawdor was this • Banquo is told his sons will become • ...
Julius Caesar Background 2021-10-29
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- Name of the theater in London where many of Shakespeare's play were first performed
- The murder of a public figure
- Shakespeare wrote 3 types of plays: comedy, history and _____
- Caesar's right-hand man
- Shakespeare's wife's name was Anne _____
- Because records were not reliable back in the day, the day Shakespeare died was also most likely his _____
- This member of the First Triumvirate was killed in battle
- Main character of the play who fears Caesar as a king
- Caesar died on this day known as the _____ of March
- This is the city in Italy where the play takes place
- Shakespeare wrote his plays in a form of poetry called _____ pentameter
- Term for a commoner of ancient Rome
- Juliet's last name before marrying Romeo
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- Queen of Egypt that had relationships with both Caesar and Antony
- Name of the Queen of England during Shakespeare's time
- This member of the First Triumvirate ran away to Egypt
- Wife of Caesar
- Wife of Brutus
- Caesar has a statue of himself with the inscription "To the _____ God"
- Group of men who helped in the governing of ancient Rome
- River that runs through Rome
- This is how many people shared power in a triumvirate
- The play opens during this festival, known as the Feast of _____
- Both the Roman Empire and Elizabethan England were debating whether they should have a government with a monarchy or this type of government.
- Seizure disease that Caesar had
25 Clues: Wife of Caesar • Wife of Brutus • Caesar's right-hand man • River that runs through Rome • The murder of a public figure • Seizure disease that Caesar had • Term for a commoner of ancient Rome • Shakespeare's wife's name was Anne _____ • Juliet's last name before marrying Romeo • Caesar died on this day known as the _____ of March • ...
The Renaissance-Isabelle Dulude 2025-04-09
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- one of the renaissance values
- cultural movement the revived interest in and a rebirth of classical learning
- one of the first humanist
- who studied writings of the classical writers
- nicolo machiavelli wrote what book
- what invention did gutenberg invent
- who was the most illustrious out of the many renaissance writers
- what was the book that was printed the most during the renaissance
- one of the renaissance values
- a painting with architectural pictures
- published “utopia”
- distortion or reduction in a painting
- who was the first to see the possibilities of printed illustrations in books
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- francesco petrarch had the power of what object
- which artist used experiments in science to enhance his paintings
- traveling portrait artist
- the divine comedy
- most prominent english literacy figure
- which family was a great patron of the arts, libraries, and buildings
- what is one type of literature that shakespeare wrote
- what type of engravings did albrecht durer create
- tended to challenge the church and the pope’s authority
- writes about how to perfect gentleman
- which artist painted on the ceiling of hte sistine chapel of the vatican
- where does the renaissance begin
- how many plays did shakespeare write
- critized fasting, pilgrimages, and ridiculed superstition
- which of the renaissance writers/artists developed the printing press
- which artist critized the intolerance and cruelty with his paintings
- marco polo inspired many traders to travel to what country
30 Clues: the divine comedy • published “utopia” • traveling portrait artist • one of the first humanist • one of the renaissance values • one of the renaissance values • where does the renaissance begin • nicolo machiavelli wrote what book • what invention did gutenberg invent • how many plays did shakespeare write • writes about how to perfect gentleman • ...
Anna - Block 8 2023-09-30
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- They want to spread Catholicism.
- Who created the Printing Press.
- What ended the French Wars of religion.
- Who passed the Edict of Nantes into law.
- Who wrote "the Prince."
- Who started the Protestant Reformation.
- What country was William Shakespeare from.
- Paying money to be forgiven by your sins.
- Wealthy people who sponsored artists.
- Who wrote the 95 Theses.
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- Which monarch made the Anglican Church the official Church of England.
- English playwright who wrote about human flaws in the Northern Renaissance.
- Who were the parties in the French Wars of Religion.
- Who created the Statue of David and the Sistine Chapel.
- Movement to change things in the Catholic Church.
- Who wrote "Utopia."
- 95 complaints about the Catholic Church.
- Common language
- Who wrote "In Praise of Folly?"
- Who painted the Mona Lisa.
20 Clues: Common language • Who wrote "Utopia." • Who wrote "the Prince." • Who wrote the 95 Theses. • Who painted the Mona Lisa. • Who created the Printing Press. • Who wrote "In Praise of Folly?" • They want to spread Catholicism. • Wealthy people who sponsored artists. • What ended the French Wars of religion. • Who started the Protestant Reformation. • ...
Anna - Block 8 2023-09-30
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- They want to spread Catholicism.
- Who created the Printing Press.
- What ended the French Wars of religion.
- Who passed the Edict of Nantes into law.
- Who wrote "the Prince."
- Who started the Protestant Reformation.
- What country was William Shakespeare from.
- Paying money to be forgiven by your sins.
- Wealthy people who sponsored artists.
- Who wrote the 95 Theses.
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- Which monarch made the Anglican Church the official Church of England.
- English playwright who wrote about human flaws in the Northern Renaissance.
- Who were the parties in the French Wars of Religion.
- Who created the Statue of David and the Sistine Chapel.
- Movement to change things in the Catholic Church.
- Who wrote "Utopia."
- 95 complaints about the Catholic Church.
- Common language
- Who wrote "In Praise of Folly?"
- Who painted the Mona Lisa.
20 Clues: Common language • Who wrote "Utopia." • Who wrote "the Prince." • Who wrote the 95 Theses. • Who painted the Mona Lisa. • Who created the Printing Press. • Who wrote "In Praise of Folly?" • They want to spread Catholicism. • Wealthy people who sponsored artists. • What ended the French Wars of religion. • Who started the Protestant Reformation. • ...
Macbeth and Shakespeare Crossword 2023-12-13
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- The genre of both "Hamlet" and "Macbeth" is a ___.
- The Sonnet Structure typically consists of ___ lines (the number is spelled out).
- This person beheads Macbeth.
- Mysterious witches that can foretell the future.
- The Playwright's Home: Anne Hathaway's ___.
- This person encourages Macbeth to go through with murdering a king
- Shakespeare's nickname was the bard of ___.
- Macbeth's unchecked ___ leads to his downfall.
- The king of Scotland that Macbeth will later betray.
- Romeo and ___ was another tragedy written by Shakespeare.
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- Where the final battle in "Macbeth" occurs.
- Shakespeare's theater where many of his plays were performed.
- "Much ado about ___"
- Country where macbeth takes place.
- Macbeth was, at first, the thane of ___
- Shakespeare's wife's first name.
- The town that Shakespeare was born in was Stratford-upon-_____.
- "Double Double, ___ and trouble."
- Macbeth sees this person's ghost.
- "A Midsummer's Night's ____"
20 Clues: "Much ado about ___" • This person beheads Macbeth. • "A Midsummer's Night's ____" • Shakespeare's wife's first name. • "Double Double, ___ and trouble." • Macbeth sees this person's ghost. • Country where macbeth takes place. • Macbeth was, at first, the thane of ___ • Where the final battle in "Macbeth" occurs. • The Playwright's Home: Anne Hathaway's ___. • ...
Classes Around the world 2023-05-16
Romeo and Juliet Crossword 2021-11-02
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- Theater shakespeare performed most of his plays at
- Who told Romeo that Juliet was a Capulet?
- Who does Juliet fall in love with at the feast?
- Juliet's mother
- What is the prince's punishment if he has to break up the families fights again?
- Who Romeo loves at the beginning of the story?
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- Romeo's friend
- Who stops Tybalt from fighting Romeo at the feast
- Who wrote the Romeo and Juliet play?
- Who agreed to wed Romeo and Juliet?
- Romeo's cousin
- Lord Capulet's daughter
- What does tybalt challenge Romeo to?
- Who is very skillful at fighting with swords?
14 Clues: Romeo's friend • Romeo's cousin • Juliet's mother • Lord Capulet's daughter • Who agreed to wed Romeo and Juliet? • Who wrote the Romeo and Juliet play? • What does tybalt challenge Romeo to? • Who told Romeo that Juliet was a Capulet? • Who is very skillful at fighting with swords? • Who Romeo loves at the beginning of the story? • ...
Romeo and Juliet Crossword 2021-11-02
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- Theater shakespeare performed most of his plays at
- Who told Romeo that Juliet was a Capulet?
- Who does Juliet fall in love with at the feast?
- Juliet's mother
- What is the prince's punishment if he has to break up the families fights again?
- Who Romeo loves at the beginning of the story?
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- Romeo's friend
- Who stops Tybalt from fighting Romeo at the feast
- Who wrote the Romeo and Juliet play?
- Who agreed to wed Romeo and Juliet?
- Romeo's cousin
- Lord Capulet's daughter
- What does tybalt challenge Romeo to?
- Who is very skillful at fighting with swords?
14 Clues: Romeo's friend • Romeo's cousin • Juliet's mother • Lord Capulet's daughter • Who agreed to wed Romeo and Juliet? • Who wrote the Romeo and Juliet play? • What does tybalt challenge Romeo to? • Who told Romeo that Juliet was a Capulet? • Who is very skillful at fighting with swords? • Who Romeo loves at the beginning of the story? • ...
Ronan & Juliana 2022-05-17
16 Clues: odie • tyber • marco • ronan • author • juliana • garfield • bulbasaur • ex-fiance • peacemaker • cousin of romeo • laurence priest • setting of play • fights with capulet • juliet's maiden name • wherefore art thou romeo
Renessans 2025-12-02
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- Mis teatris rajajatest oli William Shakespeare
- Thomas More teos kus kirjeldatakse saarel eksisteerivat ühiskonda, mis toimib perfekselt
- Julia perekonna nimi
- Mis linnas toimus Romeo ja Julia teose tegevus
- üks suur muutus mis tõi kaasa kiire trükimise
- kuulsaim tuntud luule vorm mida kirjutas ShakesPeare
- Montaigaine rajas mis kirjandusliku vormi
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- Mis linnas toimus Romeo ja Juulia teose tegevus
- Martin Luther tõlgis mille?
- kes oli sonetti vormi rajaja
- kust sai Renessans alguse?
- Gargantua ja Pantagrueli peategelased on kes
12 Clues: Julia perekonna nimi • kust sai Renessans alguse? • Martin Luther tõlgis mille? • kes oli sonetti vormi rajaja • Montaigaine rajas mis kirjandusliku vormi • Gargantua ja Pantagrueli peategelased on kes • üks suur muutus mis tõi kaasa kiire trükimise • Mis teatris rajajatest oli William Shakespeare • Mis linnas toimus Romeo ja Julia teose tegevus • ...
Julius Caesar 2013-12-04
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- Brutus was a praetor; an official next in rank to Caesar's rank of consul in the __ chair
- Another world for the press is the what?
- James ____ built the Globe Theater
- Tarquinias Superbus, the last king of Rome is ___
- An unrhymed iambic pentameter is a
- Who is the Roman God of Fertility?
- William Shakespeare was born in ____-Upon-Avon
- Mary by the Virgin is __
- The character flaw of the character is the ___
- A___ is a character who is noble, but due to one or more fatal character flaws is met with tragedy
- Poisonous snake
- Another word for gamesome
- Professionals who interpreted omens
- If you have steadfast appearance you have ___ constancy
- ___is to maintain iambic pentameter
- __ is a parallel between nature and reality
- When there is one speaker on stage it is a ___
- Anthoer world for ceremonies
- Little crowns worn by those of lesser rank than the kings is a ___
- The ides of March is on ___ 15
- Wealthy people are called __
- The usual starting time for business in Shakespeare's day is ___ hour
- One who summons the spirits of the dead
- What is the dark region of the underworld in Greek Mythology?
- A___ is a drama that ends in a catastrophe
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- Anther word for replication
- Shakespeare was born and died on __ 23
- Commoners are called __
- ___(James's son) played the leading role in many of Shakespearean productions
- Another word for workmen
- Another word to leave out
- What river flows through Rome?
- The __ Theater was the most famous Elizabethan Theater
- ____means historically incorrect
- An __ is a reference the author expects the reader to know
- Lord ____ Men was the acting group that Shakespeare belongs to
- Shakespeare married Ann ___
- What is another name for the common people?
- What is written in my face
- A muffler worn by someone ill
- To please accept means to ____
- Lucius Junius Brutus' ancestor is the __
- Another word for captive
- What is neat's leather?
- The covered porch part of the theater Pompey had built is ___
- Another world for shoemaker is ___
46 Clues: Poisonous snake • Commoners are called __ • What is neat's leather? • Another word for workmen • Mary by the Virgin is __ • Another word for captive • Another word to leave out • Another word for gamesome • What is written in my face • Anther word for replication • Shakespeare married Ann ___ • Anthoer world for ceremonies • Wealthy people are called __ • A muffler worn by someone ill • ...
The Renaissance and Reformation 2015-11-19
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- gained control of the Florentine government in 1434
- blended the realistic tradition of Flemish painters
- known as "the magnificent"/was a clever politician/ grandson of medici
- created a majestic dome, modeled on the dome of the Pantheon in rome
- English poet and playwright
- artistic talents and had a "sweet and gracious nature"/ pictured the school of athens
- wrote a guide for rulers on how to gain and maintain power
- described architecture as a "social art"
- studied art and sculpture with Brunelleschi
- one of the first northern artists to be profoundly affected by Renaissance Italy/"Leonardo of the North"
- Fellow playwright and poet to Shakespeare who predicted at the same time that Shakespeare "...was not of an age,but for all time."
- Florentine who lived in the 1300's, was an early Renaissance humanist, poet, and scholar
- Erasmus's friend/ english humanist who thought of Utopia
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- Italian thinker asserted in 1486:"to man it is granted to have whatever he chooses,to be whatever he wills".
- french humanist who had a carrier as a monk,physician,Greek scholar and author/ created the Gargantua and Pantagruel
- printed the first complete edition of the Bible using a printing press with movable type
- sculptor,engineer,painter,architect, and poet/ created David and the Pieta
- wrote The Book of the Courtier
- one of the most important Flemish painters/realistic details
- used his knowledge to produce a new Greek edition of the bible
- created the Mona Lisa
21 Clues: created the Mona Lisa • English poet and playwright • wrote The Book of the Courtier • described architecture as a "social art" • studied art and sculpture with Brunelleschi • gained control of the Florentine government in 1434 • blended the realistic tradition of Flemish painters • Erasmus's friend/ english humanist who thought of Utopia • ...
Macbeth Crossword 2013-02-01
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- Macbeth is now the what of Cawdor
- A joke exploiting the different meanings of a word
- a figure of speech
- a graphic or verbal description
- Peoples last names are known as
- when someone is addressing an audience it is known as a
- A man of noble rank
- the main character
- Shakespeare is known as a
- When one speaks alone out loud with others on stage
- Words spoken as an act on stage
- A main character in a tragedy
- The actors use this when a single act is on stage
- Visually descriptive of figurative language
- What has London as its capital
- Decorative design or pattern
- Writing arranged with a metrical rhythm
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- the enemy or someone who opposes
- Macbeth is from
- parts of something written or spoken that immediately proceed and follow a word
- use of symbols to represent ideas
- written or spoken language in its ordinary form
- A play that Shakespeare wrote that is tragic
- A scene is in an
- An area of open uncultivated land
- a person harmed or injured
- pentameter the poetic rhythm that Shakespeare uses
- A cruel and oppressive ruler
- irony the audience knows what’s going to happen, not the characters
- Someone who helps another with a crime
- When one speaks their thoughts aloud it is known as
- Acts are made up of a
- Macbeth is a
33 Clues: Macbeth is a • Macbeth is from • A scene is in an • a figure of speech • the main character • A man of noble rank • Acts are made up of a • Shakespeare is known as a • a person harmed or injured • A cruel and oppressive ruler • Decorative design or pattern • A main character in a tragedy • What has London as its capital • a graphic or verbal description • Peoples last names are known as • ...
Renaissance Crossword-Isabelle Dulude 2025-04-09
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- marco polo inspired many traders to travel to what country
- critized fasting, pilgrimages, and ridiculed superstition
- one of the renaissance values
- published “utopia”
- what type of engravings did albrecht durer create
- who studied writings of the classical writers
- most prominent english literacy figure
- traveling portrait artist
- one of the renaissance values
- which artist painted on the ceiling of hte sistine chapel of the vatican
- cultural movement the revived interest in and a rebirth of classical learning
- the divine comedy
- tended to challenge the church and the pope’s authority
- which family was a great patron of the arts, libraries, and buildings
- francesco petrarch had the power of what object
- who was the most illustrious out of the many renaissance writers
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- one of the first humanist
- a painting with architectural pictures
- what invention did gutenberg invent
- which of the renaissance writers/artists developed the printing press
- where does the renaissance begin
- what is one type of literature that shakespeare wrote
- writes about how to perfect gentleman
- who was the first to see the possibilities of printed illustrations in books
- which artist used experiments in science to enhance his paintings
- which artist critized the intolerance and cruelty with his paintings
- what was the book that was printed the most during the renaissance
- distortion or reduction in a painting
- how many plays did shakespeare write
- nicolo machiavelli wrote what book
30 Clues: the divine comedy • published “utopia” • one of the first humanist • traveling portrait artist • one of the renaissance values • one of the renaissance values • where does the renaissance begin • nicolo machiavelli wrote what book • what invention did gutenberg invent • how many plays did shakespeare write • writes about how to perfect gentleman • ...
Shakespeare the creator. 2017-10-15
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- Drug _________.
- Completely invaluable.
- Suffering from the disorder in which nerve cell activity in the brain is disturbed, causing seizures.
- A winner.
- To Caliban it was a _______ to work for Prospero.
- This word contains Mrs.Hans' favorite Shakespeare-created word.
- You try to be like this when you’re eating in a middle of a night when your parents are already asleep, and you don’t feel like getting caught.
- In the Mercantilist Trammels on Trade, Dutch shippers were _____ing their way.
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- The goal of any commercial.
- A midpoint between two opinions reached with help of concessions.
- Political leaders try to seem this way before an election.
- You’ve been using those for the previous words of the crossword.
- The quality given to the Native Americans by many colonizers.
- In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo had to leave Verona by that time.
- People tend to do that to everything they don’t fully understand in order to make sed thing more clear to themselves.
- Your worldview will change dramatically if you lose one of those.
- A person who expresses an unfavorable constructive opinion on some topic.
- Romeo did that to himself.
- A poem that is elevating a particular subject. Often lyric or epic.
19 Clues: A winner. • Drug _________. • Completely invaluable. • Romeo did that to himself. • The goal of any commercial. • To Caliban it was a _______ to work for Prospero. • Political leaders try to seem this way before an election. • In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo had to leave Verona by that time. • The quality given to the Native Americans by many colonizers. • ...
Talk Like Shakespeare 2013-03-27
19 Clues: Uggly • Unused • Peaceful • Puffed-up • Very cool • Solicitor • Senseless • Distracted • Tattle-tale • Little bodies • Totally gross • Like a rainy day • Walk confidently • Something spilled • gladden To be happy • A piece of clothing • Stingy, not generous • It make the night brighter • Like the roots of a very old tree
Shakespeare Play Titles 2013-01-08
19 Clues: r&j • An A • Curse • A storm • _______ • A Greek • A number • A season • Egyptians • board game • Dos Hombres • labor of love • Merry Polygamy • Taming a mouse • Italian peddler • hilarious mistakes • The way you like it • Spam spam spamity spam • Halfway through a night
The Shakespeare Crossword 2013-09-09
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- The amount of ships that were saved from Antonio's fleet
- The doctor that Portia told Nerissa to get papers from
- "If a Jew wrong a Christian, what is his humility?"
- The husband of Portia
- The name of the merchant
- The religion that Shylock hates
- The object Bassanio gave away that he swore he wouldn't
- Jessica's husband
- The fraction of money Antonio spares Shylock when his wealth is confiscated
- The currency lords use
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- Justice will not save Antonio, but ____ will
- The city in which Antonio is from
- All that _____ is not gold
- The amount of flesh that was mentioned in the bond
- The doctor Portia poses as
- Monastery
- Jessica stole gold and ____ from her father
- The Prince of _____ chose the gold casket
- The material the correct casket was made of
19 Clues: Monastery • Jessica's husband • The husband of Portia • The currency lords use • The name of the merchant • All that _____ is not gold • The doctor Portia poses as • The religion that Shylock hates • The city in which Antonio is from • The Prince of _____ chose the gold casket • Jessica stole gold and ____ from her father • The material the correct casket was made of • ...
"Othello" by Shakespeare 2014-04-07
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- jealous; cassio's prostitute
- othello is sometimes referred to as
- wife of iago; stole the handkerchief
- powerful figure; general of venice armies
- brabantio thinks othello stole desdemona by using
- a reoccurring theme stressed by emilia
- cassio acted as a what between othello and desdemona
- othello is the play's
- loyal wife; doesn't believe women cheat
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- master of deception
- father of desdemona
- used for his money by iago
- interrupts an act to provide comical relief for the audience
- iago is known for his
- item used in the plot so create allusions
- the setting is changed from venice to
- song sang by desdemona's mother's maid
- beware the green eyed
- lieutenant; devoted to othello
19 Clues: master of deception • father of desdemona • iago is known for his • beware the green eyed • othello is the play's • used for his money by iago • jealous; cassio's prostitute • lieutenant; devoted to othello • othello is sometimes referred to as • wife of iago; stole the handkerchief • the setting is changed from venice to • a reoccurring theme stressed by emilia • ...
Shakespeare Option 2 2024-03-19
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- Comedy of mistaken identity and love triangles, featuring Viola, Orsino, and Olivia
- Political intrigue and betrayal in ancient Rome, featuring Julius Caesar and Brutus
- Romance, treachery, and mistaken identities, featuring Imogen and Posthumus
- Epic love story set against the backdrop of war, featuring Antony and Cleopatra
- Revenge tragedy with themes of violence and madness, featuring Titus and Tamora
- Prince of Denmark seeks revenge, featuring Hamlet and Claudius
- Tragic tale of young love in Verona, featuring Romeo and Juliet
- Petruchio attempts to tame a spirited woman, featuring Petruchio and Katherine
- A wealthy man's descent into misanthropy, featuring Timon and Apemantus
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- Morality and justice are tested in Vienna, featuring Isabella and Angelo
- Lovers, fairies, and a mischievous sprite, featuring Oberon, Titania, and Puck
- Prince's journey filled with adventure and tragedy, featuring Pericles and Marina
- Romance and mistaken identity in the Forest of Arden, featuring Rosalind and Orlando
- Ambition leads to downfall, featuring Macbeth and Lady Macbeth
- Witty banter and romantic misunderstandings, featuring Benedick and Beatrice
- Tragic story of a divided kingdom, featuring King Lear and Cordelia
- Shipwrecked sorcerer seeks revenge and redemption, featuring Prospero and Ariel
- War hero's political ambitions lead to downfall, featuring Coriolanus and Volumnia
- Jealousy consumes a Moorish general, featuring Othello and Iago
19 Clues: Ambition leads to downfall, featuring Macbeth and Lady Macbeth • Prince of Denmark seeks revenge, featuring Hamlet and Claudius • Tragic tale of young love in Verona, featuring Romeo and Juliet • Jealousy consumes a Moorish general, featuring Othello and Iago • Tragic story of a divided kingdom, featuring King Lear and Cordelia • ...
Shakespeare Vocabulary - Intro 2019-01-09
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- Short comments directed to the audience which other characters on stage cannot hear. Reveals thoughts and feelings.
- The turning point of the plot.
- A person who is responsible for the thoughts and actions within a story, poem, or other literature.
- The main character, one who plays the first part, "chief actor"
- TWO WORDS (no space)! An imperfection or frailty in the main character.
- Tells a story about the downfall of a character. begin high and end low.
- TWO WORDS (no space)! The actions performed by actors - instructions to the actors, director and stage crew in the script of a play.
- The tragic failure usually resulting in the death of the hero and all those connected with him
- Conversational words.
- A speech delivered by a character who is alone on the stage. Says thoughts aloud as a way to inform the audience of motivations and state of mind.
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- The tension or problem in the story; a struggle between opposing forces.
- The location of the actual production of the play (NOT setting!)
- TWO WORDS (no space)a character who serves as a contrast or a conflict to another character, similar to the protagonist, serves to highlight the distinctive temperament of the protagonist.
- Occurs after the climax and is where conflicts are resolved and loose ends are tied up.
- Hints that suggest what is to come later- typically introduced early in a story
- The ideas expressed in play - a message or central focus, revealed through dialogue and actions.
- The printed text of the play. Imitated human action - a play, "to do or to act". Includes play text, dialogue, and stage directions.
- The where, when, physical details, and circumstances in which a story occurs.
- What happens - story - includes exposition, conflict, rising action,climax, a falling action and resolution.
19 Clues: Conversational words. • The turning point of the plot. • The main character, one who plays the first part, "chief actor" • The location of the actual production of the play (NOT setting!) • The tension or problem in the story; a struggle between opposing forces. • TWO WORDS (no space)! An imperfection or frailty in the main character. • ...
Shakespeare Crossword Puzzle 2021-02-08
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- character who is used as a contrast to another character; writer sets off/intensifies the qualities of 2 characters this way.
- irony a writer or speaker says one thing, but really means something completely different
- direct, unadorned form of language, written or spoken, in ordinary use
- a combination of contradictory terms (EX: jumbo shrimp).
- character character who does not change much in the course of a story.
- a group who says things at the same time
- relief humor added that lessens the seriousness of a plot.
- a story written to be acted for an audience.
- character character who changes as a result of the story’s events blank(“unrhymed”-no rhyme at the end of lines) Verse-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.
- a play, novel, or other narrative that depicts serious and important events in which the main character comes to an unhappy end.
- event or detail that is inappropriate for the time period.
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- fourteen-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).
- a speech by one character in a play.
- two consecutive lines of poetry that rhyme; couplets often signal the EXIT of a character or end of a scene
- a short introduction at the beginning of a play that gives a brief overview of the plot
- a play on the multiple meanings of a word, or on two words that sound alike but have different meanings
- an unusually long speech in which a character who is on stage alone expresses his or her thoughts aloud.
- irony the audience or reader knows something important that a character in a play or story does not know
- 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
19 Clues: a speech by one character in a play. • a 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). • event or detail that is inappropriate for the time period. • relief humor added that lessens the seriousness of a plot. • ...
Shakespeare power point 2021-05-06
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- two syllables per foot, emphasis on second
- not a noun of direct address
- a character speaks his or her feelings to self
- men and women are merely this
- contrasting character
- unrestrained
- what happens in the catastrophe of the play
- sonnet
- a character monopolizes the discourse
- character who makes internal change
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- red flag flies when this play is performed
- Act III
- the name of Shakespeare's theater
- prithee
- all the world's a ___________
- anon
- indeed
- paid a penny to see Shakespeare's play
- irony when audience is privy to information
19 Clues: anon • indeed • sonnet • Act III • prithee • unrestrained • contrasting character • not a noun of direct address • men and women are merely this • all the world's a ___________ • the name of Shakespeare's theater • character who makes internal change • a character monopolizes the discourse • paid a penny to see Shakespeare's play • red flag flies when this play is performed • ...
Renacimiento 2025-11-12
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- Musa inspiradora de Petrarca.
- Autor de Hamlet.
- Movimiento cultural centrado en el ser humano y el retorno a lo clásico.
- Poeta italiano, autor del Canzoniere.
- Personaje femenino inocente en Hamlet.
- Tema principal del Canzoniere.
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- Obra de Shakespeare sobre un príncipe vengativo.
- Característica renacentista: el ______ como centro.
- Lugar de origen del Renacimiento.
- Invento que permitió difundir la literatura en esta época.
- Poeta español que escribió Sonetos y Églogas.
- Estrofa de 14 versos usada en el Renacimiento.
- Género dramático que representa conflictos humanos mediante diálogo.
13 Clues: Autor de Hamlet. • Musa inspiradora de Petrarca. • Tema principal del Canzoniere. • Lugar de origen del Renacimiento. • Poeta italiano, autor del Canzoniere. • Personaje femenino inocente en Hamlet. • Poeta español que escribió Sonetos y Églogas. • Estrofa de 14 versos usada en el Renacimiento. • Obra de Shakespeare sobre un príncipe vengativo. • ...
CRUCIMANIA 2021-06-14
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- In all the plays written by Shakespeare, only one contains the name of an animal. Name the animal.
- A type of speech
- Find the missing word in the Best Selling Book by Barack Obama: ‘The Audacity Of ___.’
- Oxford University’s which library is acclaimed for its exclusive collection of rare manuscripts and books?
- Who invented the character, Robinson Crusoe?
- Shakespeare’s four greatest tragedies are Macbeth, Othello, Hamlet and ____?
- What is a 6 letter word meaning "a way of approach or entrance; passage"?
- The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog is a:
- what is a 6 line poetry called?
- Name the Shakespearean character who has spoken the maximum number of lines?
- What was the name of the first novelist to have his works serialized?
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- Which play is Shakespeare’s ‘swan song’ in?
- Oldest from of language
- What is the last name of the author who ended his writing career with ‘The Last Tycoon’?
- For men may come for men may go but I go on forever. Couplet from which poem
- West Side Story,’ a musical is based on a tragedy by Shakespeare. Which tragedy is it?
- In ‘A Midsummer’s Night’s Dream’ by William Shakespeare, who did the fairies worship as their queen?
- Which U.S. state's two letter abbreviation is first alphabetically?
- There is a seven letter word in English that consists of 10 words without rearranging any letters
- Who is the main character of the children’s book which features Tweedledum and Tweedledee?
20 Clues: A type of speech • Oldest from of language • what is a 6 line poetry called? • Which play is Shakespeare’s ‘swan song’ in? • Who invented the character, Robinson Crusoe? • The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog is a: • Which U.S. state's two letter abbreviation is first alphabetically? • What was the name of the first novelist to have his works serialized? • ...
REVOLUSI EROPA 2023-01-10
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- istilah bagi nrgara yang mengontrol perdagangan koloni pada merkantilisme
- penemuan yang ditemukan oleh James watt adalah
- Karya terkenal William Shakespeare
- MASA kelahiran kembali
- pelopor paham merkantilisme
- Sistem dimana negara ingin mengontrol ekonomi negara lain agar dapat mendapatkan tambahan kekayaan negara adalah
- Penyebar paham Calvinisme
- negara yang memulai revolusi industri adalah
- SALAH satu aset penting yang divari pada merkantilisme
- pelopor dari reformasi gereja
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- Agama yang terlahir setelah reformasi gereja
- SALAH satu nrgara yang menerapkan Sistem merkantilisme
- istilah merkantilisme berasal dari bahasa inggris "merchant" yang berarti
- Raja spanyol yang menganut Sistem merkantilisme
- munculnya imperialisme modern di Indonesia merupakan dampak.... Dari revolusi industri
- Dipelopori Leonardo Davinci
- Sistem ekonomi yang diterapkan pada abad 16-18
- Ilmu yang dikembangkan William Shakespeare pada MASA renaissance
- Alexander Graham Bell dikenal dengan temuannya yaitu
- yang dikenal dengan cap selinder
- lahirnya industri besar merupakan SALAH satu dampak.... Di revolusi industri
- Reformasi gereja terjadi di
22 Clues: MASA kelahiran kembali • Penyebar paham Calvinisme • Dipelopori Leonardo Davinci • pelopor paham merkantilisme • Reformasi gereja terjadi di • pelopor dari reformasi gereja • yang dikenal dengan cap selinder • Karya terkenal William Shakespeare • Agama yang terlahir setelah reformasi gereja • negara yang memulai revolusi industri adalah • ...
TEATRO 2019-05-09
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- Genere che comprendeva recitazione e canto
- Una delle situazioni ricorrenti nel teatro di Plauto
- Secondo Amleto rende vili gli uomini
- Il vecchio avaro dell'Aulularia
- Obbiettivo della spedizione di Giasone
- Base dell'improvvisazione nella Commedia dell'Arte
- Il re ucciso da Macbeth
- Si era innamorata di Amleto
- Nome del teatro fatto costruire da sHAKESPEARE
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- Tecnica ricorrente in Shakespeare
- Città in cui è ambientato il dramma di Romeo e Giulietta
- La spedizione comandata da Giasone
- Fece costruire il primo teatro in pietra a Roma
- La commedia degli spiriti
- La commedia della pentola
- regione di provenienza di MEDEA
- il secolo del teatro
- Momento della commedia di P. in cui l'attore interagisce col p.
- famiglia rivale dei Montecchi
- L'amante della figlia di Euclione
- Lo sposo di MEDEA
- Compagno d'armi ucciso da Macbeth
- OPERA IMPORTANTE DI EURIPIDE
23 Clues: Lo sposo di MEDEA • il secolo del teatro • Il re ucciso da Macbeth • La commedia degli spiriti • La commedia della pentola • Si era innamorata di Amleto • OPERA IMPORTANTE DI EURIPIDE • famiglia rivale dei Montecchi • regione di provenienza di MEDEA • Il vecchio avaro dell'Aulularia • Tecnica ricorrente in Shakespeare • L'amante della figlia di Euclione • ...
Ours 2023-05-16
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- Anniversary as of yet
- Coming winter Vacation
- Aaron's favorite kind of beer; bridesmaid's name
- Where they met
- Tuesdays of fine weather months
- Aaron's Favorite Colors
- Bride's Name
- Goddaughter's name
- Honeymoon Resort
- Aaron's Degree
- Dinner tonight
- Honeymoon Country
- Man of Honor
- "After this, I'm going to ___!"
- favorite mode of transportation
- Jackie's birth month
- Winery for Shakespeare
- Classic Theater in town
- Aaron's birth month
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- instrument Jackie played growing up
- Jackie's Favorite Color
- Anniversary henceforth
- Name of the Wedding Venue
- Where Aaron proposed
- Jackie's Gem
- First date
- Jackie's Degree
- Aaron's favotire food
- Performed in a round [fountain]
- Jackie's multiple surgeries
- City the couple grew up in
- Country of first international circus show
- Bride conducts a
- Summer Plans
- Groom's name
- brides train stationed
- The Best Man
37 Clues: First date • Jackie's Gem • Bride's Name • Man of Honor • Summer Plans • Groom's name • The Best Man • Where they met • Aaron's Degree • Dinner tonight • Jackie's Degree • Honeymoon Resort • Bride conducts a • Honeymoon Country • Goddaughter's name • Aaron's birth month • Where Aaron proposed • Jackie's birth month • Anniversary as of yet • Aaron's favotire food • Anniversary henceforth • ...
The Renaissance - Lauren Vandenheuvel 2025-04-09
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- What was machiavelli called?
- Where does the Medici family live?
- how was the english writer
- What is the value that makes them prioritizes non-religious aspects of human life?
- What do they base the art on?
- What tended to challenge churches and the pope's authority?
- who painted the last supper painting
- who did the divine comedy?
- What is the first artistic techniques?
- What family rules the banks?
- who pained the creation of man
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- What artists used painting on canvas with oils
- who is the dutch scholar?
- How many plays did Shakespeare do?
- Who focuses on villages festivals/dance?
- What painting technique use painting architectural features?
- Who invented the printing press?
- what painting techniques realistic objects in a natural setting
- Who was the young german
- Who wrote a book about trade?
- What did castiglione write about?
21 Clues: Who was the young german • who is the dutch scholar? • how was the english writer • who did the divine comedy? • What was machiavelli called? • What family rules the banks? • Who wrote a book about trade? • What do they base the art on? • who pained the creation of man • Who invented the printing press? • What did castiglione write about? • How many plays did Shakespeare do? • ...
The Renaissance - Lauren Vandenheuvel 2025-04-10
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- What did castiglione write about?
- What painting technique use painting architectural features?
- Who wrote a book about trade?
- What do they base the art on?
- What tended to challenge churches and the pope's authority?
- who did the divine comedy?
- who is the dutch scholar?
- what painting techniques realistic objects in a natural setting
- What is the first artistic techniques?
- Who focuses on villages festivals/dance?
- Who invented the printing press?
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- What artists used painting on canvas with oils
- who pained the creation of man
- how was the english writer
- How many plays did Shakespeare do?
- Who was the young german
- who painted the last supper painting
- Where does the Medici family live?
- What was machiavelli called?
- What family rules the banks?
- What is the value that makes them prioritizes non-religious aspects of human life?
21 Clues: Who was the young german • who is the dutch scholar? • how was the english writer • who did the divine comedy? • What was machiavelli called? • What family rules the banks? • Who wrote a book about trade? • What do they base the art on? • who pained the creation of man • Who invented the printing press? • What did castiglione write about? • How many plays did Shakespeare do? • ...
Renaissance Crossword - Bradly Tanner 2025-04-23
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- Famous for scenic paintings and a fun children's game
- Occupation that made the Medici family rich
- Flemish painter famous for painting festivals and dances
- The writer of the book “Utopia”
- Art technique of making faces look life-like
- Time of renewal/ rebirth
- people who believed in human matters rather than divine matters
- most commonly known for “The Last Supper”
- Famous playwright known for “Romeo and Juliet”
- described how the government should be run in his book “The Prince”
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- His Invention made the printing of books more efficient
- Known for saying “Nothing weighs less than a pen”
- put in copper to create illustrations in books
- One of Roger van der Weyden's famous pieces
- best selling book during the Renaissance
- Believed in being a gentleman
- Well known book that describes the perfect world
- was famous for the Sistine Chapel
- where the Renaissance began
- Shakespeare most known play
20 Clues: Time of renewal/ rebirth • where the Renaissance began • Shakespeare most known play • Believed in being a gentleman • The writer of the book “Utopia” • was famous for the Sistine Chapel • best selling book during the Renaissance • most commonly known for “The Last Supper” • Occupation that made the Medici family rich • One of Roger van der Weyden's famous pieces • ...
Macbeth1 2023 2023-11-27
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- An act in a play is like what in a book?
- Every Shakespeare play has five of these
- When was Macbeth written?
- God, not man, appointed him
- What language did Shakespeare write in?
- A few words spoken only to the audience
- killing a king
- Talking between 2 or more characters
- means fate, destiny, doom
- A terrible outcome because of terrible choices
- A long speech heard by everyone
- Who wrote Macbeth?
- Considered the worst crime
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- What is the setting of the play- Place?
- What is the genre?
- When were all plays held?
- What is the setting of the play-time?
- True of false: Macbeth was a real person
- A type of literature that is acted out
- A long speece where a character expresses inner thoughts
- Poor people who went to the theater
- The name of Shakespeare's main theater
- people believed these would come true
- The audience knows something the characters do not know
24 Clues: killing a king • What is the genre? • Who wrote Macbeth? • When were all plays held? • When was Macbeth written? • means fate, destiny, doom • Considered the worst crime • God, not man, appointed him • A long speech heard by everyone • Poor people who went to the theater • Talking between 2 or more characters • What is the setting of the play-time? • ...
Auteurs célèbres 2016-12-11
London 2023-11-20
15 Clues: - Ben • - Eye • - Hill • - Park • - Abbey • - Square • - Museum • - Circus • - Palace • - Iconic bus • - Historic fortress • - London Underground • - West End performances • - River flowing through • - Globe Theatre playwright
Shakespeare's Life 2014-03-08
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- language he learned in school
- name of theater where most plays were performed
- name of man who built the first permanent theater
- this occurs 13 times in his plays
- daughter born in 1583
- gender he went to school with
- friends with this queen
- second-best piece of this furniture left to his wife
- what plays were property of
- month that Caesar was assassinated
- Caesar and this general clashed in 49 AD
- center of the theater was this
- name of Caesar's right hand man
- genre that Hamlet was
- king that supported Shakespeare
- city where he lived
- moved here to seek his fortune
- Shakespeare trusted that his audience had a vivid ______
- time that plays were performed
- stage was equipped with this for quick exits
- name of river that the Globe had to be moved across
- name of stage common 50 years prior
- name of his second daughter
- wrote 37 of these
- he had seven of these
- what officials thought was spread by theaters
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- last name of the eponymous character in the play published 1599
- very expensive during his time, reason for his writing in pubs or in daytime
- called the ___ of Stratford
- month of baptism
- third member of the first triumvirate
- after death, attracted much attention
- direction he was born in relation to London
- Shakespeare could quickly change ___
- type of wig worn by men who acted as women
- roof held by pillars
- name of the original copies published
- name of his only son
- method of transporting pieces of the Globe across the river in 1599
- type of theaters duplicated to produce the Globe
- first name of his wife
- name of church were he was buried
- wrote 154 of these
- his remains are still ____
- Shakespeare called his theater the Wooden _
- author of his favorite retellings
- gender of all actors
- Caesar's wife
- two of his plays were written entirely in this
- time of month that Caesar was assassinated
50 Clues: Caesar's wife • month of baptism • wrote 37 of these • wrote 154 of these • city where he lived • roof held by pillars • name of his only son • gender of all actors • daughter born in 1583 • genre that Hamlet was • he had seven of these • first name of his wife • friends with this queen • his remains are still ____ • called the ___ of Stratford • what plays were property of • ...
Shakespeare idioms 2022-02-08
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- to wait anxiously for something.
- a foolish and hopeless search for or pursuit of something unattainable.
- to cause someone to feel intense discomfort or irritation.
- to be stuck in a difficult situation.
- keep out of sight; avoid detection or attention.
- to openly show your feelings or emotions.
- returning to a previously held belief or position.
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- jealousy
- to get conversation going in a strained situation or when strangers meet.
- is used to refer, often ironically, to a new and hopeful period in history resulting from major changes in society.
- a foolish and hopeless search for or pursuit of something unattainable.
- neither very good nor very bad.
- said to mean that someone is kind and generous.
13 Clues: jealousy • neither very good nor very bad. • to wait anxiously for something. • to be stuck in a difficult situation. • to openly show your feelings or emotions. • said to mean that someone is kind and generous. • keep out of sight; avoid detection or attention. • returning to a previously held belief or position. • ...
Shakespeare Crossword 2015-07-22
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- The years between 1585 and 1592 are called William Shakespeare's __________ years.
- A famous tragedy written by William Shakespeare.
- Someone who writes plays.
- A genre of entertainment that involves sad or dramatic situations and themes.
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- A genre of entertainment that involves funny jokes and situations.
- In 1576 James Burbage built the first ____________.
- The events that make up a story.
- this killed many people in Europe in the 1500's.
- Shakespeare's home town.
- The first name of Shakespeare's wife.
- Someone who performs in plays and skits.
- The name of an awkward penguin who saved his friends from hunters.
12 Clues: Shakespeare's home town. • Someone who writes plays. • The events that make up a story. • The first name of Shakespeare's wife. • Someone who performs in plays and skits. • this killed many people in Europe in the 1500's. • A famous tragedy written by William Shakespeare. • In 1576 James Burbage built the first ____________. • ...
William Shakespeare 2024-02-16
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- over 150 of them
- how many sibling did he have
- how many kids did he have
- he was pretty good at writing them
- Hathaway
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- what was his last name
- he wrote 37 of them
- what was the name of his stadium
- what punishment was his relative given for plotting against the queen
- where was he born
- he survived one
- 23 April 1616
12 Clues: Hathaway • 23 April 1616 • he survived one • over 150 of them • where was he born • he wrote 37 of them • what was his last name • how many kids did he have • how many sibling did he have • what was the name of his stadium • he was pretty good at writing them • what punishment was his relative given for plotting against the queen
william shakespeare 2024-02-27
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- what month was he born
- what was one way ppl thought he died
- joan,richard...
- him and anne hatheway had what
- is wrote books cuz he is a
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- in 1582 him and anne hatheway did what
- what other way did ppl think he died
- later on in life he moved to?
- what did he do for a job
- what country was he born in
- some years was found as a
- at the goble he was a
12 Clues: joan,richard... • at the goble he was a • what month was he born • what did he do for a job • some years was found as a • is wrote books cuz he is a • what country was he born in • later on in life he moved to? • him and anne hatheway had what • what other way did ppl think he died • what was one way ppl thought he died • in 1582 him and anne hatheway did what
Shakespeare Plays 2024-04-24
12 Clues: ... Lear • As You ... It • The ...'s Tale • Much ado about... • The ... of Venice • The ... of Errors • Love's Labours ... • The Taming of the... • Hamlet, Prince of ... • The Two ... of Verona • A Midsummer Night's Dream • The Merry Wives of Windsor
Shakespeare plays 2024-04-08
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- The musical comdey of love
- King of Britians tragedies
- The tragic life of a Roman leader
- The dramatice life of a King of Britian
- The family choice that brought chaos to Britian
- About the male toxicity
- A romantice comadey crossing class and gender
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- The magical play
- 3 witches cause a rubble in Scotland
- The two star crossed lovers
- The story of a honorable hero
- A prince avenging his father
12 Clues: The magical play • About the male toxicity • The musical comdey of love • King of Britians tragedies • The two star crossed lovers • A prince avenging his father • The story of a honorable hero • The tragic life of a Roman leader • 3 witches cause a rubble in Scotland • The dramatice life of a King of Britian • A romantice comadey crossing class and gender • ...
Shakespeare Words 2024-07-02
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- - One who controls or administers; person in charge.
- - A subtle or indirect suggestion or indication.
- - The joint between the upper and lower parts of the arm.
- - To talk casually, usually about others.
- - The round part of the eye; organ for vision.
- - Dark or dim; filled with sadness.
- - The strip of hair growing on the ridge above the eye socket.
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- - Stylish; characteristic of a particular period.
- - Conventional; long-established, bound by tradition.
- - To act or move quickly.
- - A beam or ray of moonlight.
- - Feeling sad due to lack of companionship.
12 Clues: - To act or move quickly. • - A beam or ray of moonlight. • - Dark or dim; filled with sadness. • - To talk casually, usually about others. • - Feeling sad due to lack of companionship. • - The round part of the eye; organ for vision. • - A subtle or indirect suggestion or indication. • - Stylish; characteristic of a particular period. • ...
William Shakespeare 2022-04-28
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- What is the name of the play with the three witches?
- What is the name of the famous play with the star crossed lovers?
- What is a sad play called?
- What is the name of the theatre where he performed his plays?
- Finish the play title 'A Midsummer Night's...'
- How many children did he have?
- What was the first name of his wife?
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- Where was William Shakespeare born?
- A category of plays that contain humour
- What is the name of a person who writes plays?
- How many siblings did he have?
- Finish the play title 'King ...'
12 Clues: What is a sad play called? • How many siblings did he have? • How many children did he have? • Finish the play title 'King ...' • Where was William Shakespeare born? • What was the first name of his wife? • A category of plays that contain humour • What is the name of a person who writes plays? • Finish the play title 'A Midsummer Night's...' • ...
Shakespeare Crossword 2024-02-29
9 Clues: Theme in Macbeth • Macbeth's archnemesis • A _________ Night's Dream • Shakespeare's day of death • Location of birth of Shakespeare • What Lady Macbeth sees on her hands • Century when Shakespeare became popular • The _____ Theater, Shakespeare's theater • The type of play Macbeth is categorized as
Hip-Hop & Shakespeare Quiz 2020-06-18
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- / ‘Hip’ of Hip-Hop comes from _____ word
- / Musical oral cultural traditions manifested in many complex ways helped to _______ jazz, blues, funk, and hip hop.
- / People who picked up Hip-Hop are those who decided to be the ________ of knowledge.
- pentameter / 5 set 2 beat rhythm that Shakespeare and hip-hop share.
- / English language that Shakespeare spoke is a mix of ______ and Cornwall.
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- / which is a term of __________.
- / Rhythm in both forms of art _______ feelings.
- / There can be some evidence that hip hop _______ from Shakespeare’s work.
- / Hip-Hop and Shakespeare carry power to transmute _________.
- / When put beside each other there are a lot of ______ similarities.
10 Clues: / which is a term of __________. • / ‘Hip’ of Hip-Hop comes from _____ word • / Rhythm in both forms of art _______ feelings. • / Hip-Hop and Shakespeare carry power to transmute _________. • / When put beside each other there are a lot of ______ similarities. • pentameter / 5 set 2 beat rhythm that Shakespeare and hip-hop share. • ...
Romeo & Juliet/Shakespeare Review 2023-05-26
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- used mostly for bedroom/balcony scenes
- where actors changed costumes
- Juliet looks down at Romeo from her ___
- a time of rebirth of culture and science
- door built into the main stage
- characters with opposing traits to another
- remembers when Juliet was 3 years old
- where main action of a play took place
- famously asks, “What’s in a name?”
- ends happily, w/a wedding
- first talks to Juliet about Count Paris
- “Romeo and Juliet” is an example of a ___
- when a character give a speech alone on stage
- The ___ , or black death, was a real fear
- no ___ were allowed as actors, only men
- burned down and was rebuilt
- how Romeo is able to climb into J’s room
- fairy described by Mercutio that plants dreams
- ten syllables per line poetry
- promises to make a statue of Juliet
- Shakespeare was born the son of a ___
- resents Romeo & friends crashing a party
- pennant color for histories
- Capulets & Montagues have a longtime ___
- the “peacemaker” cousin of Romeo
- Romeo’s first “love”
- Juliet would rather die than marry ___
- signified which type of play was performed
- Shakespeare wrote 37 ___ in all
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- Shakespeare wrote over 150 ___
- thinks he knows a way to end the feud
- more expensive, covered seats in Globe Theatre
- pennant color for tragedies
- dies of grief for her son
- pennant color for comedies
- used mostly for indoor scenes
- nickname for ground-level audience
- city where most of the action takes place
- is related to Paris and Mercutio
- name for the period when WS lived
- takes a bribe, sells Romeo poison
- where Romeo lives while in exile
- Romeo accidentally causes the death of ___
- threatens to kick Juliet out of the house
- type of play that deals with past events
- were located outside of town in London
- Sheeps' favorite Shakespeare play
- what the ceiling over stage was called
- tells Romeo that Juliet is dead
49 Clues: Romeo’s first “love” • dies of grief for her son • ends happily, w/a wedding • pennant color for comedies • pennant color for tragedies • burned down and was rebuilt • pennant color for histories • where actors changed costumes • used mostly for indoor scenes • ten syllables per line poetry • Shakespeare wrote over 150 ___ • door built into the main stage • ...
Shakespeare's Childhood and Education 2024-09-20
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- First name of Shakespeare's MOTHER?
- Name of Shakespeare's Child that Hamlet was named after?
- Age of Shakespeare when he ended his schooling?
- How many years older was Shakespeares' wife?
- Last name of Shakespeare's wife?
- Plague affecting England at the time?
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- Last name of Shakespeare's rival.
- Occupation of Mary Arden's father?
- First name of Shakespeare's FATHER?
- First word in Shakespeare's hometown?
- Type of school did Shakespeare attend?
11 Clues: Last name of Shakespeare's wife? • Last name of Shakespeare's rival. • Occupation of Mary Arden's father? • First name of Shakespeare's MOTHER? • First name of Shakespeare's FATHER? • First word in Shakespeare's hometown? • Plague affecting England at the time? • Type of school did Shakespeare attend? • How many years older was Shakespeares' wife? • ...
Wednesday Wars 2022-09-05
15 Clues: Title • A War • Rat #2 • School • Author • Rat #1 • Dessert • Teacher • Playwright • Baseball team • Yankees player • Main Character • Holling's crush • Mrs. Baker hates • Holling's friend
William Shakespeare 2019-06-23
6 Clues: Also known as a 'Wooden O' • Shakespeare first became this • The most famous play by Shakespeare • This is the type of school which Shakespeare attended • This was how many children John and Mary Shakespeare had • This is the month in which Shakespeare was baptised and died in
kupu hou 2022-03-27
Renessanss 2025-04-22
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- Uuestisünd, ajajärk, kus taaselustati antiikkultuuri ideaale.
- Luulevorm, mis pärineb keskaegsest Itaalia kirjandusest
- Thomas More’i teos, kirjeldab ideaalse ühiskonna saart
- inimese ja inmsuse väärtustamine
- Trükikunsti lejutaja
- Itaalia poeet, peetakse sageli renessansikirjanduse isaks
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- Suurem maadeavastus sellel hetkel
- Inglise kirjanik, kelle loomingud on renessansiajastu tipptase
- Kirjandusvõte, kus tegelased või süžeed sümboliseerivad midagi abstraktset.
- Shakespeare teos, kus on kasutatud humanistlikku filosoofiat
10 Clues: Trükikunsti lejutaja • inimese ja inmsuse väärtustamine • Suurem maadeavastus sellel hetkel • Thomas More’i teos, kirjeldab ideaalse ühiskonna saart • Luulevorm, mis pärineb keskaegsest Itaalia kirjandusest • Itaalia poeet, peetakse sageli renessansikirjanduse isaks • Shakespeare teos, kus on kasutatud humanistlikku filosoofiat • ...
Romeo and Juliet 2018-12-19
Poisonous Weeds and Berries 2025-01-20
15 Clues: old • sly • prod • large • not black • not hilly • Christmas • not sweet • kiss under • nice smell • good looking • coke flavour • magical fruit • super villain • Shakespeare drink
Macbeth Acts 1-4 2023-04-13
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- hears knocking at the castle door
- escapes the attacks of three murderers
- where our play takes place
- this was on the daggers and is a motif in the play
- appears as a ghost at the royal banquet
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- the person Shakespeare wrote the play for
- "Fair is foul, and foul is fair"
- "Macbeth shall ________ no more!"
- the author of the play
- referred to as an "egg"
- influences her husband to do terrible things
- vows to kills Macbeth after Macbeth had his family killed
- the animal that represents death in the play
13 Clues: the author of the play • referred to as an "egg" • where our play takes place • "Fair is foul, and foul is fair" • "Macbeth shall ________ no more!" • hears knocking at the castle door • escapes the attacks of three murderers • appears as a ghost at the royal banquet • the person Shakespeare wrote the play for • influences her husband to do terrible things • ...
The Renaissance 2025-12-17
14 Clues: Utopia • Secular • Humanism • Mona Lisa • Vernacular • Thomas More • Renaissance • Machiavelli • Michelangelo • Medici Family • Leonardo da Vinci • Johann Guttenberg • William Shakespeare • FrescoStyleofPainting
Shakespeare Crossword Puzzle 2021-02-08
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- character who is used as a contrast to another character; writer sets off/intensifies the qualities of 2 characters this way.
- irony a writer or speaker says one thing, but really means something completely different
- direct, unadorned form of language, written or spoken, in ordinary use
- a combination of contradictory terms (EX: jumbo shrimp).
- character character who does not change much in the course of a story.
- a group who says things at the same time
- relief humor added that lessens the seriousness of a plot.
- a story written to be acted for an audience.
- character character who changes as a result of the story’s events blank(“unrhymed”-no rhyme at the end of lines) Verse-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.
- a play, novel, or other narrative that depicts serious and important events in which the main character comes to an unhappy end.
- event or detail that is inappropriate for the time period.
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- fourteen-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).
- a speech by one character in a play.
- two consecutive lines of poetry that rhyme; couplets often signal the EXIT of a character or end of a scene
- a short introduction at the beginning of a play that gives a brief overview of the plot
- a play on the multiple meanings of a word, or on two words that sound alike but have different meanings
- an unusually long speech in which a character who is on stage alone expresses his or her thoughts aloud.
- irony the audience or reader knows something important that a character in a play or story does not know
- 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
19 Clues: a speech by one character in a play. • a 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). • event or detail that is inappropriate for the time period. • relief humor added that lessens the seriousness of a plot. • ...
Words Shakespeare Invented 2022-09-13
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- loving someone makes you unable to see their faults
- do or say something to relieve tension or get conversation going in a strained situation or when strangers meet
- envious or jealous
- red in the face from shyness, embarrassment, or shame
- having or showing a cautious distrust of someone or something
- sad because one has no friends or company
- so ludicrous as to be amusing
- a kind and generous nature
- utter a yelp
- a person or organization that employs people
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- cause (something) to be under water
- diminish gradually in size, amount, or strength
- to be stuck in a sticky situation
- a person who expresses an unfavourable opinion of something
- a common joke made about answering the door
- fail to care for properly
- (of a noise) so loud as to make it impossible to hear anything else
- having or showing impressive beauty or scale
- walk or behave in a very confident and arrogant or self-important way
19 Clues: utter a yelp • envious or jealous • fail to care for properly • a kind and generous nature • so ludicrous as to be amusing • to be stuck in a sticky situation • cause (something) to be under water • sad because one has no friends or company • a common joke made about answering the door • having or showing impressive beauty or scale • a person or organization that employs people • ...
SEJARAH TL 2024-12-09
Famous Playwrights 2023-06-06
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- (Answer: Greek)
- (Answer: David)
- (Answer: Tennessee)
- (Answer: Greek)
- (Answer: Edward)
- (Answer: Henrik)
- (Answer: Oscar)
- (Answer: Anton)
- (Answer: George)
- (Answer: Samuel)
- (Answer: Harold)
- (Answer: August)
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- (Answer: William)
- (Answer: Arthur)
- (Answer: Federico García)
- (Answer: Sam)
- (Answer: Jean-Baptiste)
- (Answer: Bertolt)
- (Answer: Eugene)
- (Answer: Tom)
20 Clues: (Answer: Sam) • (Answer: Tom) • (Answer: Greek) • (Answer: David) • (Answer: Greek) • (Answer: Oscar) • (Answer: Anton) • (Answer: Arthur) • (Answer: Edward) • (Answer: Henrik) • (Answer: Eugene) • (Answer: George) • (Answer: Samuel) • (Answer: Harold) • (Answer: August) • (Answer: William) • (Answer: Bertolt) • (Answer: Tennessee) • (Answer: Jean-Baptiste) • (Answer: Federico García)
Shakespere crossword 2021-09-18
9 Clues: Used in the war • In a family war • Writer of the plays • A play by Shakespeare • Birthplace of Shakespeare • Anicials of Shakespeares spouse • country of Shakespeare's birthplace • One of Shakespeares plays from 1611 • The first word of Shakespeares birth
Romeo and Juliet (And class) 2023-01-27
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- These are a sin to humanity and should be burned
- is Juliet's cousin who was murdered
- Many of Shakespeare's works are broken into two categories, comedies and this
- Shakespeare is also known as The ______
- The (blank) Theater is most famously known for where Shakespeare and CO. would perform.
- The period after the Middle Ages was called the __________________ in which there was a period of revival of art, architecture, literature and learning.
- this guy is the funniest, nicest, best looking teacher at DCP
- Romeo is part of this family
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- The idea that there are certain things "everyone" knows. This is the reason why we are spending so much time studying Shakespeare. (hint, it's two words with a hyphen (-) in the middle)
- these are a huge distraction for students trying to learn in class
- Next year, as seniors, you will be learning all about these AND applying to them
- Juliet's family engages her to this person
- The city in which our text takes place
- was killed by tybalt
- Juliet is part of this family
- We, students, should be doing this quietly every day at the start of class
- williams hates going to these and will often ditch, just don't tell anyone
17 Clues: was killed by tybalt • Romeo is part of this family • Juliet is part of this family • is Juliet's cousin who was murdered • The city in which our text takes place • Shakespeare is also known as The ______ • Juliet's family engages her to this person • These are a sin to humanity and should be burned • this guy is the funniest, nicest, best looking teacher at DCP • ...
Shakespeare’s Life 2024-02-02
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- Son of Shakespeare, died of Bubonic plague
- Tried to be an actor
- “Can I compare thee to a summer’s day?”
- Love, jealousy, ambition, and power
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- Shakespear’s Wife
- Shakespeare’s daughter
- “Break the ice” or “I haven’t slept a wink”
- Have been translated into nearly every language
- Sported as to cover funeral cost
- Number of sonnets written by Shakespeare
10 Clues: Shakespear’s Wife • Tried to be an actor • Shakespeare’s daughter • Sported as to cover funeral cost • Love, jealousy, ambition, and power • “Can I compare thee to a summer’s day?” • Number of sonnets written by Shakespeare • Son of Shakespeare, died of Bubonic plague • “Break the ice” or “I haven’t slept a wink” • Have been translated into nearly every language
Renesanss 2025-04-22
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- – Uusaja alguse "kuldse keskteega" filosoofia.
- – Renessansiaja tähtis keisririik, kus Dante ja Petrarca tegutsesid.
- – Renessansiajastu universaalne geenius, "Mona Lisa" looja.
- – Hispaania autor, "Don Quijote" looja.
- – Inglise suurim renessansikirjanik.
- – Näidendi tüüp, mida Shakespeare sageli kasutas.
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- – Antiikkultuuri taaselustamise ajastu (sünonüüm sõnale "renessanss").
- – Prantsuse esseist, keda peetakse esseekirjanduse rajajaks.
- – Shakespeare’i kuulsaima tragöödia peategelane.
- – Itaalia luuletaja, "Jumalik komöödia" autor.
10 Clues: – Inglise suurim renessansikirjanik. • – Hispaania autor, "Don Quijote" looja. • – Uusaja alguse "kuldse keskteega" filosoofia. • – Itaalia luuletaja, "Jumalik komöödia" autor. • – Shakespeare’i kuulsaima tragöödia peategelane. • – Näidendi tüüp, mida Shakespeare sageli kasutas. • – Renessansiajastu universaalne geenius, "Mona Lisa" looja. • ...
so5 2025-05-28
10 Clues: When was he born • When did his plays end • When did Shakespeare die • Where was his plays held • kingdom Where was he Born • How many plays did he wright • How long was his average play • Who were the plays played for • When did his plays usually start at • What is the most famous play of William Shakespeare
A Midsummer Night's Dream 2023-05-08
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- ______ warns against watching pyramus and thisbe
- the ardent spaniel
- the unsettled thing in the forest
- the magic flower of love
- the working-class men, actig the play
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- the first female's eyes that puck anoints
- the course of _____ _____ never did run smooth
- a reward in the play
- the home of Shakespeare
- the number of plays shakespeare wrote
10 Clues: the ardent spaniel • a reward in the play • the home of Shakespeare • the magic flower of love • the unsettled thing in the forest • the number of plays shakespeare wrote • the working-class men, actig the play • the first female's eyes that puck anoints • the course of _____ _____ never did run smooth • ______ warns against watching pyramus and thisbe
Romeo and Juliet 2024-10-22
10 Clues: How does Romeo die • Genre of the story • Shakespeare´s country • Romeo and Juliet author • What does Juliet use to die • Name of the male main character • Name of the female main character • One of Romeo and Juliet main themes • Language in which the work was written • Name of the city where the story takes place
Romeo and Juliet 2018-12-19
Facts about Shakespeare - By Ewan G 2020-03-20
6 Clues: Shakespeare had _____ siblings. • Shakespeare wrote plays and _______. • Shakespeare's first play was _____ VI. • Shakespeare was ________ when he married. • where was shakespeare born? (combined word) • What was Shakespeare's first name (to unlock answers)
Shakespeare's Life 2014-03-08
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- name of Caesar's right hand man
- month that Caesar was assassinated
- second-best piece of this furniture left to his wife
- gender he went to school with
- name of theater where most plays were performed
- what plays were property of
- he had seven of these
- genre that Hamlet was
- Shakespeare could quickly change ___
- city where he lived
- method of transporting pieces of the Globe across the river in 1599
- his remains are still ____
- moved here to seek his fortune
- this occurs 13 times in his plays
- direction he was born in relation to London
- time of month that Caesar was assassinated
- type of theaters duplicated to produce the Globe
- language he learned in school
- after death, attracted much attention
- type of wig worn by men who acted as women
- name of river that the Globe had to be moved across
- third member of the first triumvirate
- king that supported Shakespeare
- roof held by pillars
- gender of all actors
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- called the ___ of Stratford
- name of man who built the first permanent theater
- name of his only son
- Shakespeare trusted that his audience had a vivid ______
- wrote 37 of these
- Caesar and this general clashed in 49 AD
- last name of the eponymous character in the play published 1599
- name of stage common 50 years prior
- name of church were he was buried
- daughter born in 1583
- name of the original copies published
- Shakespeare called his theater the Wooden _
- time that plays were performed
- center of the theater was this
- author of his favorite retellings
- friends with this queen
- wrote 154 of these
- very expensive during his time, reason for his writing in pubs or in daytime
- stage was equipped with this for quick exits
- Caesar's wife
- name of his second daughter
- what officials thought was spread by theaters
- two of his plays were written entirely in this
- month of baptism
- first name of his wife
50 Clues: Caesar's wife • month of baptism • wrote 37 of these • wrote 154 of these • city where he lived • name of his only son • roof held by pillars • gender of all actors • he had seven of these • genre that Hamlet was • daughter born in 1583 • first name of his wife • friends with this queen • his remains are still ____ • called the ___ of Stratford • what plays were property of • ...
Shakespeare's life, world and works 2017-08-02
Across
- Shakespeare and his company built the ______ theatre.
- One famous play of Shakespeare's is Romeo and ________.
- ________ said 'Is this a dagger I see before me?'.
- For the Elizabethan audience the play always had to move from disorder to _____ to maintain the normal world.
- Popular belief also held that people's ______ were affected by events in the heavens.
- All of Shakespeare's tragedies are about __________ between the protagonists.
- The Globe theatre had no ________, actors just came on and off the stage as needed.
- Anne ____________ was Shakespeare's wife
- Only _____ performed in Shakespeare's plays.
- The Merchant of Venice considers ___________ against the Jew Shylock.
- Shakespeare's ________ to our world shows his understanding of stagecraft, language and character.
- Shakespeare's themes work on three levels, ________, social and natural.
- The new name of Shakespeare's acting company was the ________ ____.
- Shakespeare's ___ who died at age 11.
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- One of the famous lines 'To be or not to be' was spoken by ________ in the play of the same name.
- A popular belief was that the universe was made up of _________ contained within one another.
- The date of Shakespeare's ______ is listed as April 23, 1616.
- Shakespeare was _____ on April 23, 1564
- The signs of the _______ were important to people, their star sign related to what sort of person they were.
- Queen ___________ was the ruler for most of Shakespeare's life.
- Between 1600 and 1606 Shakespeare wrote his most famous ___________.
- People believed that all things were arranged in order called the divine _____ __ . ____.
- The stage had no _________, only lines in the play told you where the scene was occurring.
- Many of Shakespeare's plays refer to ________ and the theatre to make a point about peoples' lives.
- Not only did Shakespeare write plays but he was also a shareholder in the acting __________.
- Macbeth turns to the forces of ____ and visits the witches to learn about his future.
- When the queen died, the next ______ was James I.
- The divine right of ____ meant that the ruler was God's representative on earth.
28 Clues: Shakespeare's ___ who died at age 11. • Shakespeare was _____ on April 23, 1564 • Anne ____________ was Shakespeare's wife • Only _____ performed in Shakespeare's plays. • When the queen died, the next ______ was James I. • ________ said 'Is this a dagger I see before me?'. • Shakespeare and his company built the ______ theatre. • ...
Shakespeare’s Life 2024-02-02
Across
- Son of Shakespeare, died of Bubonic plague
- Tried to be an actor
- “Can I compare thee to a summer’s day?”
- Love, jealousy, ambition, and power
Down
- Shakespear’s Wife
- Shakespeare’s daughter
- “Break the ice” or “I haven’t slept a wink”
- Have been translated into nearly every language
- Sported as to cover funeral cost
- Number of sonnets written by Shakespeare
10 Clues: Shakespear’s Wife • Tried to be an actor • Shakespeare’s daughter • Sported as to cover funeral cost • Love, jealousy, ambition, and power • “Can I compare thee to a summer’s day?” • Number of sonnets written by Shakespeare • Son of Shakespeare, died of Bubonic plague • “Break the ice” or “I haven’t slept a wink” • Have been translated into nearly every language
Romeo and Juliet 2018-12-19
10A- Vocabulario 2023-12-11
Ronan & Juliana 2022-05-17
20 Clues: odie • marco • exile • ronan • tyber • author • juliana • garfield • bulbasaur • ex-fiance • peacemaker • middle finger • setting of play • laurence priest • cousin of romeo • fights with capulet • juliet's maiden name • juliet's mother figure • wherefore art thou romeo • romeo and juliet met here
Shakespeare's Life History 2022-07-21
Across
- Father's name
- Romance had not been viewed as a worthy topic for tragedy until?
- How many plays did Shakespeare write?
- Most famous book?
- Mother's name
- Shakespeare's first plays were writtten in which style?
Down
- Greatest writer in which language?
- The genres of his early plays were primarily?
- Born and raised in?
- Shakespeare died at the age of?
10 Clues: Father's name • Mother's name • Most famous book? • Born and raised in? • Shakespeare died at the age of? • Greatest writer in which language? • How many plays did Shakespeare write? • The genres of his early plays were primarily? • Shakespeare's first plays were writtten in which style? • Romance had not been viewed as a worthy topic for tragedy until?
Vocab Crossword 2024-09-18
15 Clues: Sad • Nice • Smart • Romeo • Ramon • Awaiting • Annoying • Extrovert • Showing care • No antagonism • English Teacher • Useless Subject • Avoiding attention • Compare with contrast • A characteristic of cats
Rooms at Crossroads 2025-02-12
15 Clues: Art • Piano • Pickle • Workout • Charles • Chemistry • Like Bella • Movie time • Grade Level • Gymnastics! • Math Classroom • Rickety Stairs! • Lidia's Classroom • There's two of them • Crossfire Headquarters
Wax Museum 2023 2023-04-21
21 Clues: Pele • Sania M • Mia Hamm • Cleopatra • Dr. Seuss • Rosa Parks • Sally Ride • Walt Disney • Kobe Bryant • Michelangleo • Helen Keller • Thomas Edison • Princess Diana • Amelia Earhart • Jackie Robinson • Teddy Roosevelt • Albert Einstein • Queen Elizabeth II • Heather Whitestone • William Shakespeare • Florence Nightingale
FAMOUS AUTHORS 2023-09-10
30 Clues: Lee • Dahl • Rand • Wilde • Woolf • Verne • Wells • Twain • Kesey • Alcott • Austen • Brontë • Orwell • Martin • Huxley • Rowling • Dickens • Tolkien • Tolstoy • Shelley • Christie • Melville • Salinger • Bradbury • Morrison • Steinbeck • Hemingway • Shakespeare • García Márquez • Scott Fitzgerald
Ronan & Juliana 2022-05-17
20 Clues: odie • marco • exile • ronan • tyber • author • juliana • garfield • bulbasaur • ex-fiance • peacemaker • middle finger • setting of play • laurence priest • cousin of romeo • fights with capulet • juliet's maiden name • juliet's mother figure • wherefore art thou romeo • romeo and juliet met here
Ronan & Juliana 2022-05-17
20 Clues: odie • marco • tyber • exile • ronan • author • juliana • garfield • bulbasaur • ex-fiance • peacemaker • middle finger • setting of play • laurence priest • cousin of romeo • fights with capulet • juliet's maiden name • juliet's mother figure • wherefore art thou romeo • romeo and juliet met here
Ronan & Juliana 2022-05-17
20 Clues: odie • marco • exile • ronan • tyber • author • juliana • garfield • bulbasaur • ex-fiance • peacemaker • middle finger • setting of play • laurence priest • cousin of romeo • fights with capulet • juliet's maiden name • juliet's mother figure • wherefore art thou romeo • romeo and juliet met here
