shakespeare Crossword Puzzles
Shakespeare 2023-12-20
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- A humorous play on words
- To move or act swiftly; to hurry
- Listen; used as an exclamation to attract attention
- Running away together, as a couple
- A person granted land by the king in exchange for loyalty and military service
- Personal pronoun, subject
- From this time forward; in the future
- A beautiful or handsome person
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- To be or not to be, that is the _______
- A poetic composition with 14 lines
- Short, pointed, and double-edged knife
- Soon, shortly; at another time
- Tragedy, a misfortune
- To renounce or repudiate under oath; to swear falsely
- Possessive adjective: your
15 Clues: Tragedy, a misfortune • A humorous play on words • Personal pronoun, subject • Possessive adjective: your • Soon, shortly; at another time • A beautiful or handsome person • To move or act swiftly; to hurry • A poetic composition with 14 lines • Running away together, as a couple • From this time forward; in the future • Short, pointed, and double-edged knife • ...
Shakespeare 2022-05-04
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- Titular character in his most famous tragedy
- Hamlets mother and queen of Denmark
- Refers to harry
- Juliet's forbidden lover
- Admiring beauty or a daddy's girl
- Helps make comedic plays
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- Most used technical phrases
- There are three of these in Macbeth
- forbidden love with romeo
- one of his well known plays
- dangerous fairy
- called upon to help in tempest
- The famous castle
- Main character in Shakespearean plays
- famous character in all English literature
15 Clues: dangerous fairy • Refers to harry • The famous castle • Helps make comedic plays • forbidden love with romeo • Juliet's forbidden lover • Most used technical phrases • one of his well known plays • called upon to help in tempest • Admiring beauty or a daddy's girl • There are three of these in Macbeth • Hamlets mother and queen of Denmark • Main character in Shakespearean plays • ...
Shakespeare 2023-05-24
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- The name of the royal jester
- The weapon with which Laertes is injured in a duel.
- The name of one of Elsinore's courtiers.
- It was the soldiers of the night guards who saw at the palace.
- This character drinks poisoned wine at the end of the novel.
- The name of the chronicler who wrote down the legend of the Danish ruler named Amletus, which formed the basis of Hamlet.
- The name of the royal palace of the Danish monarchs.
- The name of one of the officers.
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- The hero who orders Hamlet to be honorably buried.
- The name of the Danish king, the hero of Hamlet.
- Claudius poured poison into this part of the body to kill his brother.
- The one who sent his friends to Hamlet - Rosencrantz and Guildenstern.
- The genre of the work is Hamlet.
- This was changed by Hamlet to avoid execution.
- The surname of the translator whose version of the tragedy is considered the most accurate.
15 Clues: The name of the royal jester • The genre of the work is Hamlet. • The name of one of the officers. • The name of one of Elsinore's courtiers. • This was changed by Hamlet to avoid execution. • The name of the Danish king, the hero of Hamlet. • The hero who orders Hamlet to be honorably buried. • The weapon with which Laertes is injured in a duel. • ...
Shakespeare 2024-12-06
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- "A ___! A ___! My kingdom for a ___!"
- Word describing a celestial force that dooms the lovers in "Romeo and Juliet."
- "We are such stuff as dreams are __ on."
- "All the world's a ___"
- A ghostly visitation, as seen in "Hamlet."
- Shakespeare's theatre in London
- The Prince of Denmark
- "By the pricking of my thumbs, something ___ this way comes."
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- "Something is rotten in the state of ___."
- A court fool
- "Et tu, ___?"
- Portia disguises herself as a lawyer in this play
- The green-eyed monster, according to Othello
- Shakespearean synonym for "you"
- Queen of the fairies in "A Midsummer Night's Dream
15 Clues: A court fool • "Et tu, ___?" • The Prince of Denmark • "All the world's a ___" • Shakespearean synonym for "you" • Shakespeare's theatre in London • "A ___! A ___! My kingdom for a ___!" • "We are such stuff as dreams are __ on." • "Something is rotten in the state of ___." • A ghostly visitation, as seen in "Hamlet." • The green-eyed monster, according to Othello • ...
Hip Hop & Shakespeare 2021-04-22
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- the mood of what we are saying is ___ important as what we are actually saying
- people that live at shakespeare's time spoke like a mix of people from cornwall and?
- hip hop is an open intelligent ____ that appealed to many people.
- the __ we say things can change the way people understand it
- iambic parameter helps us to change the ___ of words easily
- hip hop can also give ____ to people
- shakespeare are seen as someone that is not entitled to be a custodian of?
- what pentameter allow us to change the beat of a lyrics easily?
- one of the main things that hip hop and shakespeare share is?
- hip hop and shakespeare together will bring ____ in human culture
- what helps us communicate our feelings?
- music is imitating the rhythm of?
- an element of hip hop that can also be found in shakespeare
- people sometimes see hip hop as a complete ____
- hip hop are a way for artist to transmit knowledge through?
- rhythm help us to ____ what is being said
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- hip hop is a _____
- the word "hip hop" means intelligent_____
- hip hop carries the same power as?
- how many elements hip hop has?
- iambic pentameter rhythm is simple yet?
- "men would rather use their broken weapons than their bare hands" are from what play?
- the success and failure of the society depend on the ____ of the society
- how many sets made a good rhythm in hip hop music?
- a tempo that has 140bpm are known as ___ beat
- both hip hop and shakespeare's work are a form of?
- 90% of shakespeare's audience couldn't read and?
- shakespeare are known as the queen of?
- hip hop and shakespeare are____ to each other
- shakespeaare's _____ is questioned because he didn't go to uni
- people have ____ perception of shakespeare and hip hop
31 Clues: hip hop is a _____ • how many elements hip hop has? • music is imitating the rhythm of? • hip hop carries the same power as? • hip hop can also give ____ to people • shakespeare are known as the queen of? • iambic pentameter rhythm is simple yet? • what helps us communicate our feelings? • the word "hip hop" means intelligent_____ • rhythm help us to ____ what is being said • ...
Hip Hop & Shakespeare 2021-04-22
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- the mood of what we are saying is ___ important as what we are actually saying
- people that live at shakespeare's time spoke like a mix of people from cornwall and?
- hip hop is an open intelligent ____ that appealed to many people.
- the __ we say things can change the way people understand it
- iambic parameter helps us to change the ___ of words easily
- hip hop can also give ____ to people
- shakespeare are seen as someone that is not entitled to be a custodian of?
- what pentameter allow us to change the beat of a lyrics easily?
- one of the main things that hip hop and shakespeare share is?
- hip hop and shakespeare together will bring ____ in human culture
- what helps us communicate our feelings?
- music is imitating the rhythm of?
- an element of hip hop that can also be found in shakespeare
- people sometimes see hip hop as a complete ____
- hip hop are a way for artist to transmit knowledge through?
- rhythm help us to ____ what is being said
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- hip hop is a _____
- the word "hip hop" means intelligent_____
- hip hop carries the same power as?
- how many elements hip hop has?
- iambic pentameter rhythm is simple yet?
- "men would rather use their broken weapons than their bare hands" are from what play?
- the success and failure of the society depend on the ____ of the society
- how many sets made a good rhythm in hip hop music?
- a tempo that has 140bpm are known as ___ beat
- both hip hop and shakespeare's work are a form of?
- 90% of shakespeare's audience couldn't read and?
- shakespeare are known as the queen of?
- hip hop and shakespeare are____ to each other
- shakespeaare's _____ is questioned because he didn't go to uni
- people have ____ perception of shakespeare and hip hop
31 Clues: hip hop is a _____ • how many elements hip hop has? • music is imitating the rhythm of? • hip hop carries the same power as? • hip hop can also give ____ to people • shakespeare are known as the queen of? • iambic pentameter rhythm is simple yet? • what helps us communicate our feelings? • the word "hip hop" means intelligent_____ • rhythm help us to ____ what is being said • ...
Shakespeare 2021-09-08
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- the quality or fact of being late; lateness.
- sparing or economical with regard to money or food.
- unfriendly; antagonistic.
- conduct characteristic of a rogue, especially acts of dishonesty or playful mischief.
- causing or feeling slight pain or physical discomfort.
- a drop of dew.
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- suggesting something supernatural; uncanny.
- the sudden or violent start of something unwelcome, such as war, disease, etc.
- having much or varied color; bright.
- grasp or seize (something) tightly or eagerly.
- amusingly unconventional and idiosyncratic.
- able to be used for a practical purpose or in several ways.
- behaving, done, or made in a cautious and surreptitious manner, so as not to be seen or heard.
- having or showing impressive beauty or dignity.
- so precious that its value cannot be determined.
15 Clues: a drop of dew. • unfriendly; antagonistic. • having much or varied color; bright. • suggesting something supernatural; uncanny. • amusingly unconventional and idiosyncratic. • the quality or fact of being late; lateness. • grasp or seize (something) tightly or eagerly. • having or showing impressive beauty or dignity. • so precious that its value cannot be determined. • ...
Shakespeare 2023-05-25
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- where William Shakespeare received his early education
- The year the globe theater was built
- A company that provided entertainment for the royal court
- Shakespeare's middle child
- Shakespeare's first narrative poem
- Published the first collected edition of Shakespeare's plays
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- One of Shakespeare's history plays about someone invading France
- Where Shakespeare began acting
- A whittawer, glover, wool dealer, and yeoman farmer
- Shakespeare's youngest child
- The third child of John Shakespeare
- The year Shakespeare retired
- Shakespeare's eldest child
- Shakespeare's wife
- A self-governing market town
15 Clues: Shakespeare's wife • Shakespeare's eldest child • Shakespeare's middle child • Shakespeare's youngest child • The year Shakespeare retired • A self-governing market town • Where Shakespeare began acting • Shakespeare's first narrative poem • The third child of John Shakespeare • The year the globe theater was built • A whittawer, glover, wool dealer, and yeoman farmer • ...
Shakespeare 2023-06-19
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- “We are such stuff as ____ are made on.”
- “Friends, romans, countrymen, lend me your ____.”
- “Listen to ___, speak to a few.”
- “A ____! A ____!”
- “Fair is ___, and ___ is fair.”
- “If music be the ___ of love, play on.”
- “There is nothing either good or bad, but _____ makes it so.”
- “To be or not to be; that is the ____.”
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- “Once more unto the ____, dear friends, once more.”
- “All the worlds a ____ and all the men and women are merely players.”
- “The course of true love never did run ____.”
- “Uneasy lies the head that wears the ____.”
- “_____ can come of _____.”
- “To thine own self be ____.”
- “____ is such a sweet sorrow.”
15 Clues: “A ____! A ____!” • “_____ can come of _____.” • “To thine own self be ____.” • “____ is such a sweet sorrow.” • “Fair is ___, and ___ is fair.” • “Listen to ___, speak to a few.” • “If music be the ___ of love, play on.” • “To be or not to be; that is the ____.” • “We are such stuff as ____ are made on.” • “Uneasy lies the head that wears the ____.” • ...
Shakespeare 2024-06-06
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- the first name of his first child.
- the first name of his daughter.
- when did he die.
- the people in Shakespeare time were very ___.
- first name of his dad.
- last name of his mum.
Down
- last name of his dad.
- first name of his mum.
- Macbeth was first preformed in ____.
- fell in love with ____.
- the first name of his son.
- the first globe theater got destroyed by ____.
- he started writing in the ____ age.
- how many pennies did it cost to get in to the theater.
- William went to school at ____.
15 Clues: when did he die. • last name of his dad. • last name of his mum. • first name of his mum. • first name of his dad. • fell in love with ____. • the first name of his son. • the first name of his daughter. • William went to school at ____. • the first name of his first child. • he started writing in the ____ age. • Macbeth was first preformed in ____. • ...
Shakespeare 2024-10-23
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- something that you unwillingly and reluctantly do
- an epidemic disease that has a high death count
- swallow fast or in one go
- skillful in physical activities especially with your hands.
- Seishiro Nagi, Itoshi Rin
- talking about things that aren't important a lot
- somebody who has been castrated and can't reproduce
- do something that isn't legally, socially or morally acceptable
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- giving or receiving things for free
- an ungenuine act or thing.
- A man who has been betrayed by his wife, usually by infidelity.
- feelings of lots of warmth.
- the act of making less active or intense
- lots of space
- a gold coin that was used in European countries a long time ago
15 Clues: lots of space • swallow fast or in one go • Seishiro Nagi, Itoshi Rin • an ungenuine act or thing. • feelings of lots of warmth. • giving or receiving things for free • the act of making less active or intense • an epidemic disease that has a high death count • talking about things that aren't important a lot • something that you unwillingly and reluctantly do • ...
Shakespeare 2024-10-23
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- given or giving freely
- the act of making less active or intense
- not genuine
- improperly forward or bold
- make known to the public information previously kept secret
- a recklessly extravagant person
- criticize severely
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- speak about unimportant matters rapidly and incessantly
- jump about playfully
- a man whose wife committed adultery
- model of excellence or perfection of a kind
- formerly a gold coin of various European countries
- away from another or others
- represent falsely
- formally reject or disavow a formerly held belief
15 Clues: not genuine • represent falsely • criticize severely • jump about playfully • given or giving freely • improperly forward or bold • away from another or others • a recklessly extravagant person • a man whose wife committed adultery • the act of making less active or intense • model of excellence or perfection of a kind • formally reject or disavow a formerly held belief • ...
William Shakespeare 2024-01-12
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- What Shakespeare story is inspired by the story Hamlet?
- When was Shakespeare born?
- What was the name of Shakespeare's theatre?
- How many children did Shakespeare have?
- What was the name of the acting company Shakespeare founded?
- What was Shakespeare's career?
- How did Shakespeare's son die?
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- Where did Shakespeare go to school?
- What was Shakespeare's wife name?
- Who was Shakespeare's son who died?
- What did Shakespeare study in school?
- What was Shakespeare's father's name?
12 Clues: When was Shakespeare born? • What was Shakespeare's career? • How did Shakespeare's son die? • What was Shakespeare's wife name? • Where did Shakespeare go to school? • Who was Shakespeare's son who died? • What did Shakespeare study in school? • What was Shakespeare's father's name? • How many children did Shakespeare have? • What was the name of Shakespeare's theatre? • ...
Julius Caesar 2016-03-14
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- stout pillars that held up a narrow roof
- time of day actors performed
- three man government
- had enormous power
- what was the theater was made of
- language Shakespeare learned in school
- light Shakespeare used to make plays
- stage covered with velvet curtains
- what Shakespeare's dad was considered in town
- the number of year Cleopatra bewitched Caesar
- did not go to school
- had little information
- what set the theater on fire
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- one of Shakespeare twin
- first appeared under The Lives of the 157
- where Shakespeare was buried
- were originally friends
- His father's name
- makeup the women wore to perform
- what the volume was called
- used for burial scenes
- Born a few days before
- one of Shakespeare twin
- where most of Shakespeare's info. comes from
- considered himself defender of the people
25 Clues: His father's name • had enormous power • three man government • did not go to school • used for burial scenes • Born a few days before • had little information • one of Shakespeare twin • were originally friends • one of Shakespeare twin • what the volume was called • where Shakespeare was buried • time of day actors performed • what set the theater on fire • ...
Historical Context Review 2023-09-14
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- a kind of play Shakespeare wrote that is like our modern day rom-com movies
- the town William Shakespeare grew up in
- theater audience members that paid just a penny to stand
- Shakespeare used the phrase "green-eyed monster" to describe this feeling
- a kind of play Shakespeare wrote that never has a happy ending
- flowers that represented two warring groups: the House of York and House of Lancaster
- the Queen of England during the renaissance
- the name of the theatre where many of Shakespeare's plays were performed
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- the area where audience members would stand to watch the play
- theaters were either round or ________ in shape
- a loud group of people that ate and drank while watching plays
- Shakespeare used the phrase "in a pickle" to describe being in ________
- a Renaissance writer known for his play Romeo and Juliet
- the area where ghosts or witches would make a special entrance during a play
- the capital city of England
- an important river in London
16 Clues: the capital city of England • an important river in London • the town William Shakespeare grew up in • the Queen of England during the renaissance • theaters were either round or ________ in shape • theater audience members that paid just a penny to stand • a Renaissance writer known for his play Romeo and Juliet • ...
Hip Hop & Shakespeare 2021-04-22
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- the mood of what we are saying is ___ important as what we are saying
- people that live at shakespeare's time spoke like a mix of people from cornwall and?
- hip hop is an open intelligent ____ that appealed to many people.
- the __ we say things can change the way people understand it
- iambic parameter helps us to change the ___ of words easily
- hip hop can also give ____ to people
- shakespeare are seen as someone that is not entitled to be a custodian of?
- what pentameter allow us to change the beat of a lyrics easily?
- one of the main things that hip hop and shakespeare share is?
- hip hop and shakespeare together will bring ____ in human culture
- what helps us communicate our feelings?
- music is imitating the rhythm of?
- an element of hip hop that can also be found in shakespeare
- people sometimes see hip hop as a complete ____
- hip hop are a way for artist to transmit knowledge through?
- rhythm help us to ____ what is being said
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- hip hop is a?
- the word "hip hop" means intelligent_____
- hip hop carries the same power as?
- how many elements hip hop has?
- iambic pentameter rhythm is simple yet?
- "men would rather use their broken weapons than their bare hands" are from what play?
- the success and failure of the society depend on the ____ of the society
- how many sets made a good rhythm in hip hop music?
- a tempo that has 140bpm are known as ___ beat
- both hip hop and shakespeare's work are a form of?
- 90% of shakespeare's audience couldn't read and?
- shakespeare are known as the queen of?
- hip hop and shakespeare are____ to each other
- shakespeaare's _____ is questioned because he didn't go to uni
- people have ____ perception of shakespeare and hip hop
31 Clues: hip hop is a? • how many elements hip hop has? • music is imitating the rhythm of? • hip hop carries the same power as? • hip hop can also give ____ to people • shakespeare are known as the queen of? • iambic pentameter rhythm is simple yet? • what helps us communicate our feelings? • the word "hip hop" means intelligent_____ • rhythm help us to ____ what is being said • ...
R & J / Shakespeare crossword puzzle 2021-11-05
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- The city where Romeo and Juliet takes place.
- An enemy
- What did the prince threaten to do to the capulets and the Montagues
- The person who wrote Romeo and Juliet
- Main character (Montague)
- Where is Shakespeare was born
- A sword commonly used during Elizabethan era.
- The year Shakespeare died
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- Another word for speech
- A party where the participants wear masks
- The man who wanted to marry Juliet
- Main character (capulet)
- To fight
- Juliet’s age
- Hathaway, The person Shakespeare Married
15 Clues: An enemy • To fight • Juliet’s age • Another word for speech • Main character (capulet) • Main character (Montague) • The year Shakespeare died • Where is Shakespeare was born • The man who wanted to marry Juliet • The person who wrote Romeo and Juliet • Hathaway, The person Shakespeare Married • A party where the participants wear masks • The city where Romeo and Juliet takes place. • ...
Kavin's End of Term Crossword 2016-12-15
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- Shakespeare was alive in the (what?) period
- Wrote famous playwrights and poems in the 16th century
- Shakespeare was born in (where) - Upon - Avon
- 4 lines that consist of alternate rhymes
- I can do everything
- Point, evidence a...
- Hearing, looking, tasting, smelling, feeling
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- Repetition of a vowel
- Narrative writing
- Humor, love, and mistaken identity are in (what) Shakespearean genre
- Tom's enemy's best friend
- Words that have similar sounds next to each other
- I'm in love with my best friend...
- How can I marry Lysander
- Shakespeare performs his playwrights at the (what?) theater
- 14 lined poem
16 Clues: 14 lined poem • Narrative writing • I can do everything • Point, evidence a... • Repetition of a vowel • How can I marry Lysander • Tom's enemy's best friend • I'm in love with my best friend... • 4 lines that consist of alternate rhymes • Shakespeare was alive in the (what?) period • Hearing, looking, tasting, smelling, feeling • Shakespeare was born in (where) - Upon - Avon • ...
Romeo and Juliet- Background Notes by Ethan Calix 2023-10-12
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- Who are the two young people to fall in love?
- Who is Shakespeare married to?
- How long does a play last?
- Where did Shakespeare mainly write his plays for?
- True or false Queen Elizabeth was married
- What food was considered extremely poisonous?
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- Who controlled power in England?
- When did Shakespeare die?
- What did Shakespeare work as, in his nearby town?
- What were the acting companies people made up of?
- True or false there is a scenery in the theater?
- What caused the Orginal Globe to burn Down?
- How many of the 38 plays were originally Shakespeare idea?
- What made London lose 1/4 of its population?
- What are poor people known as?
15 Clues: When did Shakespeare die? • How long does a play last? • Who is Shakespeare married to? • What are poor people known as? • Who controlled power in England? • True or false Queen Elizabeth was married • What caused the Orginal Globe to burn Down? • What made London lose 1/4 of its population? • Who are the two young people to fall in love? • ...
Shakespeare Words Christian Miller 2022-11-28
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- Shakespeare birthplace
- The ___ of someone
- over there
- The writer of 38 plays
- before
- When a character says something to the audience but the characters cant hear him
- A song made by Shakespeare
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- Shakespeare's son only son that died
- Indeed/ truth
- Period of time where there was no trace of Shakespeare
- Come here
- Mercy/ Thank you
- Archaic or detect form of you
- Shakespeare's _____
14 Clues: before • Come here • over there • Indeed/ truth • Mercy/ Thank you • The ___ of someone • Shakespeare's _____ • Shakespeare birthplace • The writer of 38 plays • A song made by Shakespeare • Archaic or detect form of you • Shakespeare's son only son that died • Period of time where there was no trace of Shakespeare • ...
Shakespeare 2022-01-06
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- Shakespeare's first theater was destroyed by _.
- The number of hours the shows lasted
- Shakespeare was born in what month?
- Shakespeare was born in
- Shakespeare was a playwright and an____.
- Shakespeare's first name
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- The most important invention of the time.
- The name of the theatre where Shakespeare's plays were performed
- The number of women who performed in Shakespeare's plays
- Shakespeare lived during this period
- When the shows took place during the day
- Shakespeare left his second best _ to his wife.
- Shakespeare's wife's name
13 Clues: Shakespeare was born in • Shakespeare's first name • Shakespeare's wife's name • Shakespeare was born in what month? • The number of hours the shows lasted • Shakespeare lived during this period • When the shows took place during the day • Shakespeare was a playwright and an____. • The most important invention of the time. • Shakespeare's first theater was destroyed by _. • ...
10 things I hate about you 2023-06-02
14 Clues: vers • sonet • strofe • "Poeten" • Forfatter • rimeskema • Fornærmelse • jambiske vers • Shakespeare hjemby • Shakespeares teater • Hvor var Shakespeare født? • Skuespillet om en dansk prins • Teatergruppen Shakespeare var en del af • Hovedperson i 10 things i hate about you
William Shakespeare 2021-02-04
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- Shakespeare probably attended this type of school.
- Shakespeare wrote at least ___ plays between 1590 and 1608.
- Capital of England where Shakespeare's theaters were located.
- Shakespeare loved to play with language, and his plays contain many of these.
- Shakespeare's company often performed for this queen and her court.
- The Globe theater was an __-__ theater.
- The name of Shakespeare's oldest child.
- Name of Shakespeare's indoor theater.
- Shakespeare's troupe changed its name to this.
- Shakespeare's plays contain both _ and prose.
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- Shakespeare's father was the ___ of Stratford.
- Town of Shakespeare's birth
- Shakespeare's outdoor theater was on the south side of this river.
- Shakespeare's wife
- Shakespeare's troupe's original name
- Shakespeare's famous outdoor theater.
- One of Shakespeare's twin children.
- A king issued this to Shakespeare's company.
- The name given the seven years between the time Shakespeare left Stratford and became known in London.
- Shakespeare's troupe performed for this king.
20 Clues: Shakespeare's wife • Town of Shakespeare's birth • One of Shakespeare's twin children. • Shakespeare's troupe's original name • Shakespeare's famous outdoor theater. • Name of Shakespeare's indoor theater. • The Globe theater was an __-__ theater. • The name of Shakespeare's oldest child. • A king issued this to Shakespeare's company. • ...
Romeo and Juliet- Background Notes by Niiashale 2021-08-17
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- the queens lover
- were thrown at bad plays
- what was served at the globe theater
- Shakespeare had to flee Stratford
- is a famous playwriter
- the people that acted during the plays
- where Shakespeare was born
- The original Globe burned down because of a
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- was built in 1599 by the Chamberlain’s Company Built on the Thames River in London
- was made by Shakespeare
- disorders
- a popular monarch who set a tone for fashion
- A theater company
- the poorest people were known as
- Shakespeare's wife
- An infectious disease that produced
16 Clues: disorders • the queens lover • A theater company • Shakespeare's wife • is a famous playwriter • was made by Shakespeare • were thrown at bad plays • where Shakespeare was born • the poorest people were known as • Shakespeare had to flee Stratford • An infectious disease that produced • what was served at the globe theater • the people that acted during the plays • ...
William Shakespeare 2023-01-25
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- The type of matinee someone could see in the summer.
- The place where you buy theatre tickets.
- The theatre enjoyed great -----.
- When people talk about traveling to Ireland or the UK, they say they are going "across the" this.
- What Shakespeare was lucky to have survived.
- figure of speech in which two words are contrary to one another.
- The language Shakespeare learned to speak as a child.
- type of poetry Shakespeare was famous for.
- Who was part owner of the theatre company called The Lord Chamberlain's Men?
- People who couldn't afford nice seats and stood in the yard were referred to as these.
- Jigs were created by these individuals.
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- what destroyed the original theatre?
- A silly little dance
- The time of day that most plays started.
- The name of the theatre located in London, England.
- What was most likely the first play to be performed at the theatre?
- The theatre's columns were painted to look like this.
- Shakespeare's wife's condition when they hastily married.
- Amount a cheap ticket to see a play cost.
- city where Shakespeare became well-known as an actor.
20 Clues: A silly little dance • The theatre enjoyed great -----. • what destroyed the original theatre? • Jigs were created by these individuals. • The time of day that most plays started. • The place where you buy theatre tickets. • Amount a cheap ticket to see a play cost. • type of poetry Shakespeare was famous for. • What Shakespeare was lucky to have survived. • ...
Who is William Shakespeare? 2022-05-26
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- What was the name of Shakespeare's last play?
- Shakespeare was a playwright, _________ and actor.
- We study Shakespeare to this day because the themes are ___________?
- Where was Shakespeare born?
- What play are we about to study in class?
- What was the name of Shakespeare's first play?
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- Who was allowed to perform Shakespeare's plays in the past?
- Shakespeare wrote ____________ and tragedies.
- Shakespeare's plays were performed at _________?
- How many plays did Shakespeare write?
- What month was Shakespeare born on?
- Shakespare wrote 12 ___________?
12 Clues: Where was Shakespeare born? • Shakespare wrote 12 ___________? • What month was Shakespeare born on? • How many plays did Shakespeare write? • What play are we about to study in class? • Shakespeare wrote ____________ and tragedies. • What was the name of Shakespeare's last play? • What was the name of Shakespeare's first play? • ...
SHAKWORD! A crossWORD about SHAKespeare! 2023-10-13
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- Romeo's lover
- Shakespeare was one
- the name of Shakespaeare's London theater
- R+J are doomed lovers...
- where the scene takes place
- the name of Shakespeare's hometown
- Shakespeare let them play on stage unlike his peers
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- all that ..............is not Gold
- He didn't write using that light!
- play on stage
- a literary genre
- the play lasts .... hours
- family
- Romeo's bes-friend
- nothing in old English
- a priest
- a fight between two people
- "all the world's a ..............."
- an ennemy
- Shakespeare told everything in his prologue so..
20 Clues: family • a priest • an ennemy • play on stage • Romeo's lover • a literary genre • Romeo's bes-friend • Shakespeare was one • nothing in old English • R+J are doomed lovers... • the play lasts .... hours • a fight between two people • where the scene takes place • He didn't write using that light! • all that ..............is not Gold • the name of Shakespeare's hometown • ...
Shakespeare's Background 2016-10-25
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- Shakespeare's only son.
- Contagious epidemic disease that devastated the population of England.
- Era of England Shakespeare was born into.
- Center of England's economy, government, its royal court, and overseas trade.
- Theater company Shakespeare was a part of.
- Era of England Shakespeare died in.
- Collection of Shakespeare's plays.
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- Birthplace of Shakespeare.
- Where Shakespeare was buried.
- Theater build by Shakespeare's company.
- Type of school that Shakespeare attended.
- Shakespeare's biological daughter (he had a stepdaughter).
12 Clues: Shakespeare's only son. • Birthplace of Shakespeare. • Where Shakespeare was buried. • Collection of Shakespeare's plays. • Era of England Shakespeare died in. • Theater build by Shakespeare's company. • Era of England Shakespeare was born into. • Type of school that Shakespeare attended. • Theater company Shakespeare was a part of. • ...
Robinson Jeffers and William Shakespeare 2023-08-13
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- Number of acts in a Shakespearean play.
- Ruler of England when Shakespeare was born.
- Jeffers' house.
- Jeffers built this for his wife
- Shakespeare's wife
- Name of Shakespeare's theater.
- Shakespeare wrote 38 of these.
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- Jeffers lived in this century.
- Shakespeare was born in this century.
- Jeffers kept one of these in his living room.
- Shakespeare was born and buried here.
- Jeffers' wife
- The town where Jeffers lived.
- Jeffers raised these.
14 Clues: Jeffers' wife • Jeffers' house. • Shakespeare's wife • Jeffers raised these. • The town where Jeffers lived. • Jeffers lived in this century. • Name of Shakespeare's theater. • Shakespeare wrote 38 of these. • Jeffers built this for his wife • Shakespeare was born in this century. • Shakespeare was born and buried here. • Number of acts in a Shakespearean play. • ...
Julius Caesar/Shakespeare Preview 2018-01-04
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- Julius Caesar's colleagues resented the fact he had gained too much ____.
- Spectators at plays would throw rotten ____ to show disapproval.
- The tragic hero will always have a tragic ____, or personality trait, that prompts their ultimate demise.
- True or False: Shakespeare only became famous after his death.
- In Shakespeare's time, sets were lacking in curtains, scenery, props, and artificial ____.
- Julius Caesar was a very powerful ____ of Rome.
- Shakespeare worked very closely with his acting company, the Lord ____ Men.
- Julius Caesar first came into power by illustrating his prowess in ____ battles.
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- Later in life, Shakespeare published a book of ____, or famous love poems.
- Genre of literature written to be acted out for an audience.
- Name of the town in which Shakespeare was born: ____-upon-Avon
- Julius Caesar was assassinated on the ____ of March, a.k.a. March 15
- Shakespeare's era was known as the ____, meaning "rebirth"
- Shakespeare was married to Anne ____, 8 years his elder.
- Unlike short stories or novels, dramas typically do not have a _____ controlling the story.
- Sub-genre of drama in which the play ends in tragedy for the main character(s)
- Young ____ played the women's roles in Shakespeare's time.
- Name of the the theater Shakespeare built with his acting company in 1599, the ____
18 Clues: Julius Caesar was a very powerful ____ of Rome. • Shakespeare was married to Anne ____, 8 years his elder. • Shakespeare's era was known as the ____, meaning "rebirth" • Young ____ played the women's roles in Shakespeare's time. • Genre of literature written to be acted out for an audience. • Name of the town in which Shakespeare was born: ____-upon-Avon • ...
shakespeare language 2024-05-16
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- you but make it Shakespeare
- Do but make it Shakespeare
- language era
- used instead of you as the object
- a singular informal you
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- Recognizable terms with different meanings (2 words)
- add th/eth to the end of this
- why but make it Shakespeare
- Does but make it Shakespeare
- nominative pronoun of you
- shall but make it Shakespeare
- (blank) pentameter
12 Clues: language era • (blank) pentameter • a singular informal you • nominative pronoun of you • Do but make it Shakespeare • you but make it Shakespeare • why but make it Shakespeare • Does but make it Shakespeare • add th/eth to the end of this • shall but make it Shakespeare • used instead of you as the object • Recognizable terms with different meanings (2 words)
Theater History/Body Positions Review Crossword 2022-10-02
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- The other major writer of light operas
- The country where theater began
- The other type of play Shakespeare wrote
- Scenes that use 3/4 left/right position
- When your side faces the audience
- Those who most disliked Shakespeare's plays
- The first name of Shakespeare's wife
- Theater Shakespeare did his plays at
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- When actors face the audience directly
- One of the major writers of light operas
- The Shakespeare play considered 'cursed'
- Scenes that use 1/4 left/right position
- Theater that involve a variety of skits
- When your back faces the audience
- Theater style that began modern musicals
- One of the unique things Greek actors wore
- One of the types of plays Shakespeare wrote
- Those not allowed to act back in the day
- The queen during Shakespeare's lifetime
- Acting style inspired by comedia dell'arte
20 Clues: The country where theater began • When your back faces the audience • When your side faces the audience • The first name of Shakespeare's wife • Theater Shakespeare did his plays at • When actors face the audience directly • The other major writer of light operas • Scenes that use 1/4 left/right position • Theater that involve a variety of skits • ...
Shakespeare 2021-09-08
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- a drop of dew.
- having or showing impressive beauty or dignity.
- grasp or seize (something) tightly or eagerly.
- unfriendly; antagonistic.
- conduct characteristic of a rogue, especially acts of dishonesty or playful mischief.
- amusingly unconventional and idiosyncratic.
- so precious that its value cannot be determined.
- causing or feeling slight pain or physical discomfort.
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- suggesting something supernatural; uncanny.
- sparing or economical with regard to money or food.
- behaving, done, or made in a cautious and surreptitious manner, so as not to be seen or heard.
- the quality or fact of being late; lateness.
- the sudden or violent start of something unwelcome, such as war, disease, etc.
- having much or varied color; bright.
- able to be used for a practical purpose or in several ways.
15 Clues: a drop of dew. • unfriendly; antagonistic. • having much or varied color; bright. • suggesting something supernatural; uncanny. • amusingly unconventional and idiosyncratic. • the quality or fact of being late; lateness. • grasp or seize (something) tightly or eagerly. • having or showing impressive beauty or dignity. • so precious that its value cannot be determined. • ...
Shakespeare 2023-05-17
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- ceasar's adoptive son
- poet mistaken for the conpirator
- ceasar compares himself to the _____ star
- person telling the future
- offered to ceasar 3 times, but he rejected
- Commoners of rome are called ____
- brutus's partner in the war
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- wife of brutus, suicide by hot coals
- croud was chanting for antony to read ceasar
- group of peple planning to kill ceasar
- author of julius ceasar
- brutus's main servant
- turns commerors against Brutus
- wife of ceasar
- stabbed ceasar first
15 Clues: wife of ceasar • stabbed ceasar first • ceasar's adoptive son • brutus's main servant • author of julius ceasar • person telling the future • brutus's partner in the war • turns commerors against Brutus • poet mistaken for the conpirator • Commoners of rome are called ____ • wife of brutus, suicide by hot coals • group of peple planning to kill ceasar • ...
Shakespeare 2023-09-12
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- Finding a $100 bill in the pocket of a worn-out jacket is ______.
- The girl stayed up late studying and was completely ______ed when she saw her bad grade.
- The failing student has made ______ efforts to catch up this quarter.
- Our dinner finally arrived, with ______ apologies for the delay.
- Rihanna has taken a ______ in recording music since her last album in 2016.
- Because the virus was ______, the hospital staff had no need to worry about the leak.
- Camella always comes up with _____ solutions to the problems.
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- The animals ______ in the woods for food.
- The pesky boy was trying to ________ his sister into a fight.
- Jenny is a ______ girl who has many friends.
- There was a ______ smell of Hot Cheetos in the classroom.
- The man gave a ______ speech that nobody took seriously.
- The ______ of violence in the city keeps many tourists from visiting that area.
- I'm fed up with this ______ rain and bad weather.
- The singer is known for her ________ and smooth delivery.
15 Clues: The animals ______ in the woods for food. • Jenny is a ______ girl who has many friends. • I'm fed up with this ______ rain and bad weather. • The man gave a ______ speech that nobody took seriously. • There was a ______ smell of Hot Cheetos in the classroom. • The singer is known for her ________ and smooth delivery. • ...
Shakespeare 2024-11-15
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- another name for a poet
- a term to symbolize unlucky, usually lovers
- when you have too much of a good thing it will become:
- the play that "knock, knock, who's there" came from
- an old english term for "you"
- old english for "but,why" or "what reason"
- to be very depressed or sad
- old english meaning "from this time on"
- Romeo's best friend
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- the character in Romeo and Juliet that is irate and a hot head
- information at the beginning of a story
- short for not understanding something
- a famous poet and playwright
- when you are on a wild-goose chase that is pointless
- to get things started
15 Clues: Romeo's best friend • to get things started • another name for a poet • to be very depressed or sad • a famous poet and playwright • an old english term for "you" • short for not understanding something • information at the beginning of a story • old english meaning "from this time on" • old english for "but,why" or "what reason" • a term to symbolize unlucky, usually lovers • ...
Shakespeare 2022-06-20
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- The ... is the name of the theatre where Shakespeare's plays are performed.
- Shakespeare's theatre has a ... (rieten) roof.
- Shakespeare died in the ... century.
- Apart from plays, Shakespeare also wrote a lot of ... (meervoud)
- A famous play written by Shakespeare about a boy and girl who fall in love eventhough it is forbidden by their families.
- Disney's The Lion King is based on this play written by Shakespeare.
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- Shakespeare is known as one of the most famous ... in the world.
- ... ruled England during Shakespeare's time.
- To visit Shakespeare's theatre, you have to cross the ... bridge.
- The town in which Shakespeare was born.
- At 18, Shakespeare married Anna ..., who was 8 years older than him.
- The kind of play thay are performing when a red flag waves above the theatre.
- in open air theatres, the cheapest price was only penny which meant you were standing in the pit or ...
- This is the place where the rich people sat during a performance in Shakespeare's theatre.
14 Clues: Shakespeare died in the ... century. • The town in which Shakespeare was born. • ... ruled England during Shakespeare's time. • Shakespeare's theatre has a ... (rieten) roof. • Shakespeare is known as one of the most famous ... in the world. • Apart from plays, Shakespeare also wrote a lot of ... (meervoud) • ...
3.4 Biography 2017-01-09
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- Shakespeare achieved _________ (Ruhm) as a playwright.
- He found _________ (Vermögen) and success in London.
- Two friends ________ (sammeln, Past)all his plays and published them.
- Shakespeare wrote a famous _____________ called Romeo and Juliet.
- MP3 players will ________ (bald)replace CDs.
- The Library of Celsus was built ________ AD110 and 135.
- Shakespeare is one of the most famous _________ in the world.
- Shakespeare was a ________ man.
- Charles Dickens wrote many famous ________ (Romane).
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- I start work in Hollywood ________ (nächsten) month.
- Walt Disney _________ Lillian Bounds in 1928.
- __________ (endlich), we arrived at the hotel.
- They _________ all Shakespeare's plays in 1623.
- Dan doesn't want to __________ his education.
- After leaving school, Charles Dickens worked in a _________.
- The first _________ (öffentlich) theatre opened in London in 1567.
- In his _________, he left his wife his second-best bed!
- Shakespeare's plays were a big _________ (Erfolg).
- A ________ (Haupt-) attraction in Lapland is the Ice Hotel.
- Shakespeare's _________ was in 1616.
20 Clues: Shakespeare was a ________ man. • Shakespeare's _________ was in 1616. • MP3 players will ________ (bald)replace CDs. • Walt Disney _________ Lillian Bounds in 1928. • Dan doesn't want to __________ his education. • __________ (endlich), we arrived at the hotel. • They _________ all Shakespeare's plays in 1623. • Shakespeare's plays were a big _________ (Erfolg). • ...
3.4 Biography 2017-01-05
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- Shakespeare wrote a famous _____________ called Romeo and Juliet.
- He found _________ (Vermögen) and success in London.
- __________ (endlich), we arrived at the hotel.
- They _________ all Shakespeare's plays in 1623.
- Walt Disney _________ Lillian Bounds in 1928.
- Shakespeare is one of the most famous _________ in the world.
- Dan doesn't want to __________ his education.
- MP3 players will ________ (bald)replace CDs.
- Charles Dickens wrote many famous ________ (Romane).
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- In his _________, he left his wife his second-best bed!
- Shakespeare achieved _________ (Ruhm) as a playwright.
- Shakespeare's plays were a big _________ (Erfolg).
- The first _________ (öffentlich) theatre opened in London in 1567.
- Shakespeare's _________ was in 1616.
- After leaving school, Charles Dickens worked in a _________.
- Two friends ________ (sammeln, Past)all his plays and published them.
- The Library of Celsus was built ________ AD110 and 135.
- A ________ (Haupt-) attraction in Lapland is the Ice Hotel.
- Shakespeare was a ________ man.
- I start work in Hollywood ________ (nächsten) month.
20 Clues: Shakespeare was a ________ man. • Shakespeare's _________ was in 1616. • MP3 players will ________ (bald)replace CDs. • Walt Disney _________ Lillian Bounds in 1928. • Dan doesn't want to __________ his education. • __________ (endlich), we arrived at the hotel. • They _________ all Shakespeare's plays in 1623. • Shakespeare's plays were a big _________ (Erfolg). • ...
3.4 Biography 2017-01-09
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- After leaving school, Charles Dickens worked in a _________.
- A ________ (Haupt-) attraction in Lapland is the Ice Hotel.
- Shakespeare's _________ was in 1616.
- Shakespeare wrote a famous _____________ called Romeo and Juliet.
- Walt Disney _________ Lillian Bounds in 1928.
- Shakespeare's plays were a big _________ (Erfolg).
- The first _________ (öffentlich) theatre opened in London in 1567.
- In his _________, he left his wife his second-best bed!
- I start work in Hollywood ________ (nächsten) month.
- Dan doesn't want to __________ his education.
- Shakespeare achieved _________ (Ruhm) as a playwright.
- They _________ all Shakespeare's plays in 1623.
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- Charles Dickens wrote many famous ________ (Romane).
- He found _________ (Vermögen) and success in London.
- __________ (endlich), we arrived at the hotel.
- The Library of Celsus was built ________ AD110 and 135.
- Shakespeare was a ________ man.
- Two friends ________ (sammeln, Past)all his plays and published them.
- MP3 players will ________ (bald)replace CDs.
- Shakespeare is one of the most famous _________ in the world.
20 Clues: Shakespeare was a ________ man. • Shakespeare's _________ was in 1616. • MP3 players will ________ (bald)replace CDs. • Walt Disney _________ Lillian Bounds in 1928. • Dan doesn't want to __________ his education. • __________ (endlich), we arrived at the hotel. • They _________ all Shakespeare's plays in 1623. • Shakespeare's plays were a big _________ (Erfolg). • ...
Shakespeare word search 2022-11-28
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- to listen
- - Upon - Avon Shakespeare home and where he was born
- Hathaway Shakespeare's wife
- Lost Years we don't know what Shakespeare was doing during this period of time
- Maybe
- Come Here
- When a character says thoughts out loud to just the audience
- Before
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- The well known playwright
- for what reason
- Over there
- The son of Shakespeare
- A enemy
- over there
- A long speech or lecture from a character
15 Clues: Maybe • Before • A enemy • to listen • Come Here • Over there • over there • for what reason • The son of Shakespeare • The well known playwright • Hathaway Shakespeare's wife • A long speech or lecture from a character • - Upon - Avon Shakespeare home and where he was born • When a character says thoughts out loud to just the audience • ...
Shakespeare 2021-01-27
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- a noisy fight
- classically trained actor
- angry dispute
- 5 stressed and 5 unstressed syllables per line
- Type of poem with 14 lines and a set meter and rhyme
- pattern of rhyme at the end of each line is called the rhyme _______
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- a noisy fighthorus
- Another name for the the narrator for Shakespeare's plays
- paid half penny to stand on the ground in front of the stage
- Introductory section to the play
- formally reject or disavow
- pernicious and malign influence that is hard to get rid of
- lack of respect accompanied by a feeling of intense dislike
- Beats per line in a poem
- occurring between or among citizens
15 Clues: a noisy fight • angry dispute • a noisy fighthorus • Beats per line in a poem • classically trained actor • formally reject or disavow • Introductory section to the play • occurring between or among citizens • 5 stressed and 5 unstressed syllables per line • Type of poem with 14 lines and a set meter and rhyme • Another name for the the narrator for Shakespeare's plays • ...
Shakespeare 2021-01-27
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- a noisy fight
- classically trained actor
- angry dispute
- 5 stressed and 5 unstressed syllables per line
- Type of poem with 14 lines and a set meter and rhyme
- pattern of rhyme at the end of each line is called the rhyme _______
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- a noisy fight
- Another name for the the narrator for Shakespeare's plays
- paid half penny to stand on the ground in front of the stage
- Introductory section to the play
- formally reject or disavow
- pernicious and malign influence that is hard to get rid of
- lack of respect accompanied by a feeling of intense dislike
- Beats per line in a poem
- occurring between or among citizens
15 Clues: a noisy fight • a noisy fight • angry dispute • Beats per line in a poem • classically trained actor • formally reject or disavow • Introductory section to the play • occurring between or among citizens • 5 stressed and 5 unstressed syllables per line • Type of poem with 14 lines and a set meter and rhyme • Another name for the the narrator for Shakespeare's plays • ...
Shakespeare 2020-07-27
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- what was Shakespeare's first name?
- dads name
- "what's done cannot be undone" is from...
- what genre is othello
- wife's last name
- a midsummer what's dream?
- where was he born
- who was Romeo in love with?
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- a what tale
- a play he wrote and a sales dressing
- his mum's name was
- twelth what
- taming of the what
- wife's name
- his only son who died at 11 and a play
15 Clues: dads name • a what tale • twelth what • wife's name • wife's last name • where was he born • his mum's name was • taming of the what • what genre is othello • a midsummer what's dream? • who was Romeo in love with? • what was Shakespeare's first name? • a play he wrote and a sales dressing • his only son who died at 11 and a play • "what's done cannot be undone" is from...
English Crossword 2016-04-21
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- Name of Italian city where Romeo and Juliet is set (6)
- Male role in play (5)
- Age of Shakespeare when he died (5,3)
- Raised floor which actors perform on (5)
- Places where plays are acted (7)
- Age of Shakespeare when he was married (8)
- In what play would you find the quote "A pair of star cross'd lovers take their life"(5,3,6)
- Female role in play (7)
- Name of Shakespeare's wife (4,8)
- Romeo's surname
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- Reminder when line is forgotten (6)
- Juliet's last name
- What actors wear (7)
- Object used in a play (4)
- Name of town where Shakespeare was born (9,2,4)
- Practices for a performance (9)
- Number of children Shakespeare had (5)
- Play with sad ending (7)
- People found in a play (10)
- The name of the theatre where Shakespeare's plays were performed (3,5)
20 Clues: Romeo's surname • Juliet's last name • What actors wear (7) • Male role in play (5) • Female role in play (7) • Play with sad ending (7) • Object used in a play (4) • People found in a play (10) • Practices for a performance (9) • Places where plays are acted (7) • Name of Shakespeare's wife (4,8) • Reminder when line is forgotten (6) • Age of Shakespeare when he died (5,3) • ...
FAMOUS PEOPLE - MEN - CINEMA AND LITERATURE 2024-03-11
16 Clues: James • Joyce • Reeve • Alfred • Ernest • Chaplin • Charlie • William • Hitchcock • Hemingway • Allan Poe • Christopher • Edgar Allan • Conan Doyle • Shakespeare • Arthur Conan
Shakespeare Crossword 2017-06-21
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- Shakespeare is one of the most ____ men that ever lived
- Rumour has it that poet ____ was so influenced by Shakespeare that he kept a bust of the Bard beside him while he wrote, hoping that Shakespeare would spark his creativity.
- Hamlet is the second most filmed story in the world, coming second only to ___
- Some people think Shakespeare was a ____
- Shakespeare's first child, Susanna was born ____ months after their marriage.
- Idle talk or rumors
- The Bard of Avon ______ between 1585 and 1592
- Shakespeare was more _______ than he was Elizabethan
- Shakespeare's longest play
- Citizens of Stratford replaced the bag with a ____ in 1747.
- Shakespeare’s father held a lot of different jobs, and at one point got paid to _________.
- Shakespeare wore a gold hoop ____
- The queen of witches in Shakespeare's Play Macbeth
- Shakespeare’s original grave marker showed him holding a bag of ____
- Arden One of Shakespeare’s relatives on his mother’s side,______, was arrested for plotting against Queen Elizabeth I, imprisoned in the Tower of London and executed.
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- In 1599, the company built their own theatre, The Globe on the south banks of the River ___.
- "When shall we three meet again in thunder, lightning, or in ____?"
- Hamlet was based on a well known ____ legend called Amleth
- Who was Romeo in love with before he met Juliet?
- Shakespeare’s parents were probably ______, and his children almost certainly were.
- An open air game
- To impress someone so one is oblivious to another's faults
- Shakespeare’s family home in Stratford was called ____
- The house stood on the corner of Chapel Street and Chapel Lane, and was apparently the ___ largest house in the town
- Hamlet is one of two plays to be translated into ____
- The plague was this type of fast spreading disease
- Shakespeare married an older woman who was _____ months pregnant at the time.
- Shakespeare penned a ____ for his grave, daring anyone to move his body from his final resting place
- in his will, he appeared to only give his ____ a bed.
29 Clues: An open air game • Idle talk or rumors • Shakespeare's longest play • Shakespeare wore a gold hoop ____ • Some people think Shakespeare was a ____ • The Bard of Avon ______ between 1585 and 1592 • Who was Romeo in love with before he met Juliet? • The plague was this type of fast spreading disease • The queen of witches in Shakespeare's Play Macbeth • ...
Shakespeare Acting Review 1 2022-10-04
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- She was Queen during Shakespeare’s lifetime, an avid theater supporter, and ruled for 45 years
- Shakespeare used his specific meter partly because it follows the natural rhythm of the human _________
- These were not permitted to be actors in Elizabethan England
- Each line of Shakespeare’s meter would have ______ _________ (All one word for answer)
- a play written by Shakespeare RIVAL, about a man who sells his soul to the devil
- Would have paid a penny to stand and watch the play
- One character speaking to something or someone IN the world of the play
- This position was similar to our modern day censor
- Going to the theater in Elizabethan England would be an all day and ________ event
- Shakespeare’s poetic meter had a repeating pattern of an ___________ syllable and a stressed syllable
- These individuals would have had covered seats at the theater
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- The most famous acting troupe of Elizabethan England, of which Shakespeare was a member
- Another style of play Shakespeare wrote were _____________ (red flag)
- Black Flags represented this style of Shakespearean play
- Shakespeare used almost none of these in his writing, instead incorporating them into his dialogue, often indicated location or action of a scene, "exit pursued by bear" was one of the only ones
- the audience was much more ________ than today, even booing, cheering or throwing rotten food at times
- a contemporary rival who was killed in a bar fight
- The theater Shakespeare’s plays were presented in was called The _________
- Shakespeare, like Yoda, flip-flopped the ________ and ________ making his writing difficult to follow at times (all one word answer)
- Another style of Shakespearean play (white Flag)
- One character speaking to something or someone outside the world of the play, such as the audience
- Shakespeare wrote these types of poems
- Although Shakespeare’s plays often changed location, the actual production had very little ________
- ___________ pentameter the type of meter Shakespeare wrote in
- the type of stage that was popular at the time, where the audience was on 3 sides of the stage
25 Clues: Shakespeare wrote these types of poems • Another style of Shakespearean play (white Flag) • a contemporary rival who was killed in a bar fight • This position was similar to our modern day censor • Would have paid a penny to stand and watch the play • Black Flags represented this style of Shakespearean play • ...
Romeo and Juliet - Background Information 2023-10-16
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- Juliet's family name
- Shakesepeare's works are the second most-quoted after the _____.
- Romeo's family name
- Shakespeare's wife
- The Montagues and Capulets are _____.
- The number of words Shakespeare added to the English language
- Shakespeare with the first _______ among English authors.
- Shakespeare tells great stories; he is a famous ______.
- The author was a playwright but also a _______
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- The theater where the author's plays were performed
- The author of Romeo and Juliet
- Location of the Globe Theater
- Shakespeare wrote these types of poems.
- His birthplace
- April 26, 1564
15 Clues: His birthplace • April 26, 1564 • Shakespeare's wife • Romeo's family name • Juliet's family name • Location of the Globe Theater • The author of Romeo and Juliet • The Montagues and Capulets are _____. • Shakespeare wrote these types of poems. • The author was a playwright but also a _______ • The theater where the author's plays were performed • ...
Shakespeare words- Ela Jagutis 2022-11-28
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- married Shakespeare ______
- ______ when a character says its thoughts to the audience
- famous play writer _______
- in class i_______
- where was Shakespeare from _____
- my mother told me to _____
- ___ school i brush my teeth
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- my mom gave me a _____ when i got in trouble
- How art ______ ?
- lost years _____ were when we don't know what Shakespeare was doing
- my ____ is my Spanish teacher
- the directions told me to _____
- is there ____ a way you can take me home?
- this thanksgiving i felt _____
- there was no _____ for me to go over there
15 Clues: How art ______ ? • in class i_______ • married Shakespeare ______ • famous play writer _______ • my mother told me to _____ • ___ school i brush my teeth • my ____ is my Spanish teacher • this thanksgiving i felt _____ • the directions told me to _____ • where was Shakespeare from _____ • is there ____ a way you can take me home? • there was no _____ for me to go over there • ...
Shakespeare Words - Kayla Malpass 2022-11-28
15 Clues: Maybe • Enemy • before • Come here • To listen • Over there • Over there • Shakespeare • To ___ we pray • For what reason • Indeed/ In truth • ___ seemst tired • Shakespeare's son who died • Where Shakespeare lived/ was born • we don't know what Shakespeare was doing
Shakespeare Words - Kayla Malpass 2022-11-28
15 Clues: Maybe • Enemy • before • Come here • To listen • Over there • Over there • Shakespeare • To ___ we pray • For what reason • Indeed/ In truth • ___ seemst tired • Shakespeare's son who died • Where Shakespeare lived/ was born • we don't know what Shakespeare was doing
Romeo and Juliet - Background Notes by Brady 2022-08-15
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- were considered poisonous
- the virgin queen
- elizabeth was in love with
- elizabeth set a tone for
- english writer
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- shakespeare worked as an assistant
- theater shakespeare wrote plays for the
- creativity over
- Queen Elizabeth was a popular
- romeo
- original globe burned down due to
- shakespeare's wife
- an infectious disease
- dessert was an
- juliet
15 Clues: romeo • juliet • dessert was an • english writer • creativity over • the virgin queen • shakespeare's wife • an infectious disease • elizabeth set a tone for • were considered poisonous • elizabeth was in love with • Queen Elizabeth was a popular • original globe burned down due to • shakespeare worked as an assistant • theater shakespeare wrote plays for the
Romeo and Juliet - Background Notes by Brady 2022-08-15
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- were considered poisonous
- the virgin queen
- elizabeth was in love with
- elizabeth set a tone for
- english writer
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- shakespeare worked as an assistant
- theater shakespeare wrote plays for the
- creativity over
- Queen Elizabeth was a popular
- romeo
- original globe burned down due to
- shakespeare's wife
- an infectious disease
- dessert was an
- juliet
15 Clues: romeo • juliet • dessert was an • english writer • creativity over • the virgin queen • shakespeare's wife • an infectious disease • elizabeth set a tone for • were considered poisonous • elizabeth was in love with • Queen Elizabeth was a popular • original globe burned down due to • shakespeare worked as an assistant • theater shakespeare wrote plays for the
Shakespeare 2022-12-06
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- Shakespeare invented 1700 _______
- play about Viola, Olivia, and Orsino
- shakespeare's first name
- Sebastian's relation to Viola
- Shakespeare's wife
- person Duke Orsino loves
- number of plays Shakespeare wrote or co-wrote (write the word)
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- Shakespeare's home town
- person Olivia marries, Viola's brother
- person Olivia loves
- how Viola ended up in Illyria
- dresses up as a man to become a servant
- job Viola gets with the Duke
- person Viola loves
14 Clues: Shakespeare's wife • person Viola loves • person Olivia loves • Shakespeare's home town • shakespeare's first name • person Duke Orsino loves • job Viola gets with the Duke • Sebastian's relation to Viola • how Viola ended up in Illyria • Shakespeare invented 1700 _______ • play about Viola, Olivia, and Orsino • person Olivia marries, Viola's brother • ...
Shakespeare 2021-02-14
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- unadorned form of language, written or spoken, in ordinary use
- speech by one character in a play.
- lyric poem that is usually written in iambic pentameter and that has one of several rhyme schemes
- combination of contradictory terms (EX: jumbo shrimp).
- who is used as a contrast to another character; writer sets off/intensifies the qualities of 2 characters this way.
- irony-the audience or reader knows something important that a character in a play or story does not know
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- that are spoken by a character in a play to the audience or to another character but that are not supposed to be overheard by the others onstage
- a play, novel, or other narrative that depicts serious and important events in which the main character comes to an unhappy end.
- a short introduction at the beginning of a play that gives a brief overview of the plot
- unusually long speech in which a character who is on stage alone expresses his or her thoughts aloud.
- group who says things at the same time
- irony-a writer or speaker says one thing, but really means something completely different
- or detail that is inappropriate for the time period.
- a story written to be acted for an audience.
14 Clues: speech by one character in a play. • group who says things at the same time • or detail that is inappropriate for the time period. • combination of contradictory terms (EX: jumbo shrimp). • a story written to be acted for an audience. • unadorned form of language, written or spoken, in ordinary use • ...
Shakespeare 2021-03-18
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- what his father's name was
- what his father did for living
- and Juliet His most famous book
- He was born in
- grammar whitch school he attended
- In which century he was born?
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- How much his father owned the house
- where he worked
- where he died
- His first name
- He is married to
- How many children he had
- He died atthe age
- how old did he get married
- and poems which genre he wrote
15 Clues: where he died • His first name • He was born in • where he worked • He is married to • He died atthe age • How many children he had • what his father's name was • how old did he get married • In which century he was born? • what his father did for living • and poems which genre he wrote • and Juliet His most famous book • grammar whitch school he attended • ...
Shakespeare 2016-06-20
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- Something a bride's parents gave her husband
- Somewhere people visited in Elizabethan times
- Shakespeare's theatre
- Slave in 'The Tempest'
- Famous Elizabethan explorer
- Slave in 'The Tempest'
- English Navy defeated them in 1588
- Only people allowed to act in the theatre
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- Age girls married
- Shakespeare's birthplace
- Another word for fighting in Elizabethan times
- Shakespeare's first name
- Punishment for not attending Protestant services
- People who were chained to the River Thames
- Not a noble person
15 Clues: Age girls married • Not a noble person • Shakespeare's theatre • Slave in 'The Tempest' • Slave in 'The Tempest' • Shakespeare's birthplace • Shakespeare's first name • Famous Elizabethan explorer • English Navy defeated them in 1588 • Only people allowed to act in the theatre • People who were chained to the River Thames • Something a bride's parents gave her husband • ...
Shakespeare 2024-11-06
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- Tragic queen of Egypt who takes her own life with an asp.
- Tragic king who divides his realm among his daughters
- Scottish general haunted by prophecy and ambition
- "Friends, Romans, countrymen, lend me your ears" is a famous speech from this play.
- Heroine in "As You Like It"
- Falsely accused lover in Much Ado About Nothing
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- The name of Shakespeare’s wife.
- Tragic figure who is convinced by Iago of his wife’s unfaithfulness.
- Magical character and servant of Prospero in The Tempest.
- Shakespearean tragedy featuring a Danish prince haunted by his father's ghost.
- Shakespeare’s historical play about a “hunchback” king with a memorable opening line.
- Nickname for Shakespeare, “The ___ of Avon”
- Famous London theatre associated with Shakespeare
- Type of 14-line poem with a structured rhyme scheme
14 Clues: Heroine in "As You Like It" • The name of Shakespeare’s wife. • Nickname for Shakespeare, “The ___ of Avon” • Falsely accused lover in Much Ado About Nothing • Scottish general haunted by prophecy and ambition • Famous London theatre associated with Shakespeare • Type of 14-line poem with a structured rhyme scheme • Tragic king who divides his realm among his daughters • ...
Shakespeare Crossword 2021-09-09
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- William Shakespeare's mother's maiden name
- Shakespeare's only son
- Shakeaspeare performed in front of this queen multiple times
- "_______ and Juliet
- last name of the man who wrote that Shakespeare was the "Sweet Swan of Avon"
- Shakespeare learned this in grammar school
- New ______ was the house he bought
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- "A __________ night's dream"
- Shakespeare's wife's maiden name
- "the ______ of Avon"
- Shakespeare dedicated the poem "Venus and Adonis" to him
- took inspiration from Shakespeare's work
- Shakespeare was a member of Lord _______'s Men
- Shakespeare's father
- Shakespeare's birth month
15 Clues: "_______ and Juliet • "the ______ of Avon" • Shakespeare's father • Shakespeare's only son • Shakespeare's birth month • "A __________ night's dream" • Shakespeare's wife's maiden name • New ______ was the house he bought • took inspiration from Shakespeare's work • William Shakespeare's mother's maiden name • Shakespeare learned this in grammar school • ...
Romeo and Juliet - Backround Notes by Nolan 2023-10-13
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- Romeo And juliet is the story of Star-Crossed ______
- Famous writer for plays
- Shakespeare Originally Started writing his plays for the _____ Theater
- what was the dessert at the globe theater
- what was the meal at the globe theater
- Westside story is Inspired by ______________
- "Virgin Queen"
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- There was a theater company __________________________
- Shakespeare Wrote Histories,tragedies and ___________
- Shakespeare used already _____ plots
- tomatoes were often thrown at the worst aco
- the _____ Served as a disease responsible for the epidemic From 1613-1614
- rumors he was going to murder his wife to be with the queen
- what did shakespeare used to do
14 Clues: "Virgin Queen" • Famous writer for plays • what did shakespeare used to do • Shakespeare used already _____ plots • what was the meal at the globe theater • what was the dessert at the globe theater • tomatoes were often thrown at the worst aco • Westside story is Inspired by ______________ • Romeo And juliet is the story of Star-Crossed ______ • ...
Romeo and Juliet - Background Notes by Brady 2022-08-15
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- were considered poisonous
- the virgin queen
- elizabeth was in love with
- elizabeth set a tone for
- english writer
Down
- shakespeare worked as an assistant
- theater shakespeare wrote plays for the
- creativity over
- Queen Elizabeth was a popular
- romeo
- original globe burned down due to
- shakespeare's wife
- an infectious disease
- dessert was an
- juliet
15 Clues: romeo • juliet • dessert was an • english writer • creativity over • the virgin queen • shakespeare's wife • an infectious disease • elizabeth set a tone for • were considered poisonous • elizabeth was in love with • Queen Elizabeth was a popular • original globe burned down due to • shakespeare worked as an assistant • theater shakespeare wrote plays for the
Romeo and Juliet - Background Notes by Brady 2022-08-15
Across
- were considered poisonous
- the virgin queen
- elizabeth was in love with
- elizabeth set a tone for
- english writer
Down
- shakespeare worked as an assistant
- theater shakespeare wrote plays for the
- creativity over
- Queen Elizabeth was a popular
- romeo
- original globe burned down due to
- shakespeare's wife
- an infectious disease
- dessert was an
- juliet
15 Clues: romeo • juliet • dessert was an • english writer • creativity over • the virgin queen • shakespeare's wife • an infectious disease • elizabeth set a tone for • were considered poisonous • elizabeth was in love with • Queen Elizabeth was a popular • original globe burned down due to • shakespeare worked as an assistant • theater shakespeare wrote plays for the
Finish the quote to get a special prize! 2023-03-20
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- “So quick bright things come to confusion” (Shakespeare 1.1.149).
- "Take pains. Be Perfect" (Shakespeare 1.2.41).
- "You thief of love” (Shakespeare 3.2.291).
- “The course of true love never did run smooth” (Shakespeare 1.1.134).
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- “Love looks not with the eyes, but with the mind" (Shakespeare 1.1.234).
- “My soul is in the sky” (Shakespeare 5.1.286).
- "Steal me a while from mine own company” (Shakespeare 3.2.452).
- "Good Hermia, do not be so bitter with me" (Shakespeare 3.2.315).
- “Though she be but little, she is fierce” (Shakespeare 3.2.335).
- “Lord, what fools these mortals be” (Shakespeare 3.2.117).
10 Clues: "You thief of love” (Shakespeare 3.2.291). • “My soul is in the sky” (Shakespeare 5.1.286). • "Take pains. Be Perfect" (Shakespeare 1.2.41). • “Lord, what fools these mortals be” (Shakespeare 3.2.117). • "Steal me a while from mine own company” (Shakespeare 3.2.452). • “Though she be but little, she is fierce” (Shakespeare 3.2.335). • ...
The Shakespeare Crossword 2014-12-08
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- Shakespeare did 39......
- How old was Shakespeares son when i died?
- The audience who stood up in the middle of the theatre were called......
- He considered one of the greatest English writers of all time?
- Hathaway What was Shakesspears wife's name?
- Shakepsear had 8?
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- During Shakespeare's early life, Shakespeare got many of his plays played at the old Globe theatre which is at South bank in?
- A fool thinks himself to be wise, but a wise man knows himself to be a
- In a very young age Shakespeare got...?
- Who was the oldest person in the house?
- How old wass Shakespeare when he fell in love with a girl who lived in a nearby village who loved him too.
- One of the most famous Shakespear plays
- There are some theories saying that Shakespeare died the day his ........ occurred.
- Shakespear's third child was a?`
- What was the name of the poeple who were at the top of these galleries
15 Clues: Shakepsear had 8? • Shakespeare did 39...... • Shakespear's third child was a?` • In a very young age Shakespeare got...? • Who was the oldest person in the house? • One of the most famous Shakespear plays • How old was Shakespeares son when i died? • Hathaway What was Shakesspears wife's name? • He considered one of the greatest English writers of all time? • ...
Shakespeare 2021-01-27
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- poetic form with 14 line and set meter and rhyme
- a noisy fighthorus The narrator for Shakespeare's plays
- paid half penny to stand on the ground in front of the stage
- 5 stressed and 5 unstressed syllables per line
- angry dispute
- classically trained actor
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- lack of respect accompanied by a feeling of intense dislike
- a noisy fight
- the pattern in which words rhyme is called the rhyme _______
- formally reject or disavow
- occurring between or among citizens
- pernicious and malign influence that is hard to get rid of
- introductory section to the play
- Beats per line in a poem
14 Clues: a noisy fight • angry dispute • Beats per line in a poem • classically trained actor • formally reject or disavow • introductory section to the play • occurring between or among citizens • 5 stressed and 5 unstressed syllables per line • poetic form with 14 line and set meter and rhyme • pernicious and malign influence that is hard to get rid of • ...
Shakespeare 2012-05-31
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- Type of play
- Romeo's first "girlfriend" in 'Romeo and Juliet'
- City in which Romeo and Juliet is set
- Era in which Shakespeare lived
- Name of the friar who weds Juliet and Romeo
- Place where Romeo and Juliet meet
- Means of death for Romeo
- Lead character from Shakespeare's play about two teenagers
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- Place where plays were viewed
- The gender more likely to be discriminated against in 1600
- Rivals of the Capulets
- Juliet's lastname
- Shakespeare's first name
- The husband chosen for Juliet
14 Clues: Type of play • Juliet's lastname • Rivals of the Capulets • Shakespeare's first name • Means of death for Romeo • Place where plays were viewed • The husband chosen for Juliet • Era in which Shakespeare lived • Place where Romeo and Juliet meet • City in which Romeo and Juliet is set • Name of the friar who weds Juliet and Romeo • Romeo's first "girlfriend" in 'Romeo and Juliet' • ...
Shakespeare 2014-02-17
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- Shakespeare's Wife
- Where was Shaespeare born?
- A play about a prince who wants revenge for his father's murder
- Romeo and.....
- Shakespeare's first play on a King
- Shakespeare's and Anne's first child (girl)
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- One of William's favourite genre
- Shakespeare's first name
- Another thing that Shakespeare is renowned for
- A ..... ...... Dream
- A poem of fourteen lines
- William Shakespeare's Most Famous Theatre in London
- What city did William Shakespeare start to perform/write
- Who says "Double, Double, Toil and Trouble
14 Clues: Romeo and..... • Shakespeare's Wife • A ..... ...... Dream • Shakespeare's first name • A poem of fourteen lines • Where was Shaespeare born? • One of William's favourite genre • Shakespeare's first play on a King • Who says "Double, Double, Toil and Trouble • Shakespeare's and Anne's first child (girl) • Another thing that Shakespeare is renowned for • ...
Shakespeare 2024-04-12
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- The Taming of the _____
- To be or not to be, that is the ____.
- The Moor of Venice (title character)
- The name of Shakespeare's acting company - Lord _____'s Men
- The name of Shakespeare's theater
- Shakespeare's wife - Anne ____
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- the people who paid a penny to see a play
- Shakespeare's hometown
- Twelfth _____
- famous tragic couple: ___ and Juliet
- First edition printing of Shakespeare's plays
- location of Shakespeare's theater
- Shakespeare's son
- the monarch for most of Shakespeare's life
14 Clues: Twelfth _____ • Shakespeare's son • Shakespeare's hometown • The Taming of the _____ • Shakespeare's wife - Anne ____ • location of Shakespeare's theater • The name of Shakespeare's theater • famous tragic couple: ___ and Juliet • The Moor of Venice (title character) • To be or not to be, that is the ____. • the people who paid a penny to see a play • ...
Shakespeare 2023-06-27
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- Number of witches in "Macbeth"
- Mischievous fairy from "A Midsummer Night's Dream"
- Sister of Laertes and potential wife of Hamlet
- Twin of Viola in "Twelfth Night" (and in its film adaptation, "She's the Man")
- Male titular protagonist of Shakespeare's most famous romance
- "All the world's a ____________"
- "Shall I compare thee to a __________'s day?"
- Stratford-upon-______, Shakespeare's birthplace
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- "The Taming of the ________", Shakespeare play on which "10 Things I Hate about You" was based
- "To be or not to be, that is the ________"
- Shakespeare wrote more than 100 of these
- Main antagonist of "Othello"
- Setting of "Romeo & Juliet"
- Shakespeare's theater
14 Clues: Shakespeare's theater • Setting of "Romeo & Juliet" • Main antagonist of "Othello" • Number of witches in "Macbeth" • "All the world's a ____________" • Shakespeare wrote more than 100 of these • "To be or not to be, that is the ________" • "Shall I compare thee to a __________'s day?" • Sister of Laertes and potential wife of Hamlet • ...
Shakespeare 2022-10-01
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- costing a lot of money
- a practical joke or mischievous act
- an act of washing oneself
- sleep lightly or briefly; specially during day.
- a child or baby
- having a very pleasant smell or taste
- badly behaved, disobedient
- a thing that is known or proved to be true
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- brings goods and services in to a country from
- a son of one’s brother or sister
- very old
- for sale.
- time when one is not working; free time
- push roughly
14 Clues: very old • for sale. • push roughly • a child or baby • costing a lot of money • an act of washing oneself • badly behaved, disobedient • a son of one’s brother or sister • a practical joke or mischievous act • having a very pleasant smell or taste • time when one is not working; free time • a thing that is known or proved to be true • brings goods and services in to a country from • ...
Shakespeare 2022-11-02
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- the era during which Shakespeare lived
- Shakespeare wrote a play about this Roman dictator
- two shakespeare's age when he died
- the theatre where all of Shakespeare's plays were performed
- Shakespeare's play about a Scottish Thane
- the Bard of Avon
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- which Shakespeare character said 'to be or not to be'
- the animal Nick Bottom is turned into in A Midsummer Night's Dream
- the family to whom Juliet belongs
- the name of Shakespeare's mother
- Shakespeare's birth place
- Shakespeare's wife was named Anne ______
- the type of poems Shakespeare wrote
13 Clues: the Bard of Avon • Shakespeare's birth place • the name of Shakespeare's mother • the family to whom Juliet belongs • two shakespeare's age when he died • the type of poems Shakespeare wrote • the era during which Shakespeare lived • Shakespeare's wife was named Anne ______ • Shakespeare's play about a Scottish Thane • Shakespeare wrote a play about this Roman dictator • ...
Shakespeare 2022-06-25
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- __ and Adonis (Shakespeare's poem)
- where Shakespeare moved to from Stratford
- The Two Gentlemen of __ (one of Shakespeare's earliest plays)
- Shakespeare's birthplace (town)
- Shakespeare's mother's first name
- Shakespeare's wife's first name
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- name of the time period 1585 to 1592
- first __ (collection of Shakespeare's plays)
- Shakespeare's father's first name
- theater that Shakespeare's company constructed
- Shakespeare's first name
- new name of Shakespeare's theater company
- language that Shakespeare learned in school
- King __ (Shakespeare's tragedy)
14 Clues: Shakespeare's first name • Shakespeare's birthplace (town) • King __ (Shakespeare's tragedy) • Shakespeare's wife's first name • Shakespeare's father's first name • Shakespeare's mother's first name • __ and Adonis (Shakespeare's poem) • name of the time period 1585 to 1592 • new name of Shakespeare's theater company • where Shakespeare moved to from Stratford • ...
Shakespeare 2022-10-01
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- costing a lot of money
- a practical joke or mischievous act
- an act of washing oneself
- sleep lightly or briefly; specially during day.
- a child or baby
- having a very pleasant smell or taste
- badly behaved, disobedient
- a thing that is known or proved to be true
Down
- brings goods and services in to a country from
- a son of one’s brother or sister
- very old
- for sale.
- time when one is not working; free time
- push roughly
14 Clues: very old • for sale. • push roughly • a child or baby • costing a lot of money • an act of washing oneself • badly behaved, disobedient • a son of one’s brother or sister • a practical joke or mischievous act • having a very pleasant smell or taste • time when one is not working; free time • a thing that is known or proved to be true • brings goods and services in to a country from • ...
Shakespeare 2023-01-27
14 Clues: his wife • His school • his theatre • his last play • his fathers name • his mothers name • where he was born • what he pursued in • where he was buried • one of his supporters • one his most famous play • how old he was when he died • how many children did he have • a famous line from romeo and juliet
shakespeare 2023-04-05
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- call something to mind without mentioning it
- a line of verse with five metrical feet
- writing arranged with a metrical rhythm
- a verse without rhyme
- is a word or phrase that is open to two interpretations
- two line of the same length that rhyme and complete one thought
- which a word or phrase is applied to an object or action
- talk tediously
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- an act of speaking one's thoughts aloud
- a figure of speech in which apparently contradictory terms appear in conjunction
- a remark heard by the audience but not the characters
- exaggerated statements
- the mistaken use of a word in place of a similar-sounding one
- a joke exploiting the different possible meanings of a word
14 Clues: talk tediously • a verse without rhyme • exaggerated statements • an act of speaking one's thoughts aloud • a line of verse with five metrical feet • writing arranged with a metrical rhythm • call something to mind without mentioning it • a remark heard by the audience but not the characters • is a word or phrase that is open to two interpretations • ...
Arash 6GCA 2018-06-26
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- Which play of Shakespeare does the kings most trusted person kill him.
- what is Shakespeare's full name
- Which is one thing one bad thing Shakespeare was
- Which character in Romeo and Juliet wanted to fight most of the time
- Which people kept on annoying Odysseus wife because they wanted his land.
- how many siblings did Adeline have in the book Chinese Cinderella(just the number)
- Who created the Odyssey. a hint is his name is a Simpsons character
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- the poetry feet that sounds like. da dum da dum da dum da dum da dum
- where was Maia before she went into the Amazon
- Which Shakespeare play did both main characters commit suicide in the end
- When was Shakespeare born
- Which character in Romeo and Juliet wanted to keep the peace.
- which character in Romeo and Juliet was the craziest
- the ancient Greek concept of hospitality
- How many plays did Shakespeare right? (in numbers)
- Where did Maia's parents die?
- Which character in Journey to the river sea had a stepmom which he left.
- who was mad at Odysseus and left him stranded on an island for a very long time
- Which person did Adeline hate the most
19 Clues: When was Shakespeare born • Where did Maia's parents die? • what is Shakespeare's full name • Which person did Adeline hate the most • the ancient Greek concept of hospitality • where was Maia before she went into the Amazon • Which is one thing one bad thing Shakespeare was • How many plays did Shakespeare right? (in numbers) • ...
Shakespeare Crossword 2022-04-13
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- How many children did Shakespeare have?
- What was the name of Shakespeare's hometown?
- What country does "Romeo and Juliet" take place in?
- What country did Shakespeare live in?
- Where did Shakespeare move in order to pursue his dream of becoming an actor?
- What was the last name of Shakespeare's wife?
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- How old was Shakespeare when he died?
- In "Romeo and Juliet" what is Juliet's last name?
- How many plays did Shakespeare write?
- What city does "Romeo and Juliet" take place in?
- What was Shakespeare's first name?
- Two lines of poetry that rhyme
- an old word meaning soon; right away; coming.
- In "Romeo and Juliet" what is Romeo's last name?
- played by one actor, the first person to speak in "Romeo and Juliet."
15 Clues: Two lines of poetry that rhyme • What was Shakespeare's first name? • How old was Shakespeare when he died? • How many plays did Shakespeare write? • What country did Shakespeare live in? • How many children did Shakespeare have? • What was the name of Shakespeare's hometown? • an old word meaning soon; right away; coming. • What was the last name of Shakespeare's wife? • ...
Romeo and Juliet- Background Notes by MDS 2023-10-12
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- what Shakespeare did when not writing poems
- emerged as a political power and a cultural center because of Queen Elizabeth I
- modern musical influenced by Romeo and Juliet
- Born on April 23, 1564
- 25 years old when she became Queen
- Shakespeare had to flee this place for illegally hunting
- played the part of Romeo in the 1996 film
- a theater company in 1594 that shut down because of the plague
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- played the part of Juliet in the 1996 film
- an infectious disease that produced neurological disorders
- Theater built in 1599 by the Chamberlain’s Company
- fighting of different families like Romeo and Juliet
- Queen Elizabeth I was a strong supporter of this
- time period Queen Elizabeth I and Shakespeare lived in
- Ms. Hathaway married Shakespeare
15 Clues: Born on April 23, 1564 • Ms. Hathaway married Shakespeare • 25 years old when she became Queen • played the part of Juliet in the 1996 film • played the part of Romeo in the 1996 film • what Shakespeare did when not writing poems • modern musical influenced by Romeo and Juliet • Queen Elizabeth I was a strong supporter of this • ...
Shakespeare words-Bianca Barcenas-Vidal 2022-11-29
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- What Shakespeare did and his passions.
- Not a person's friend but not a stranger.
- used sometimes in movies and breaks 4th wall.
- Shakespeare was heartbroken of his death.
- Hathway Shakespeare married this woman and had children with her.
- Mainly used during second person POV.
- you do this when a teacher checks your attendance in class.
- A saying after someone was generous.
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- The police ask these kind of questions.
- how low or high it is to win the lottery.
- A antonym for after.
- You do this when you speak at meetings.
- You do this when your thinking and talking in your head.
- Shakespeare had moved back to this place and was raised here.
- You need to do this in order to learn new
15 Clues: A antonym for after. • A saying after someone was generous. • Mainly used during second person POV. • What Shakespeare did and his passions. • The police ask these kind of questions. • You do this when you speak at meetings. • how low or high it is to win the lottery. • Not a person's friend but not a stranger. • Shakespeare was heartbroken of his death. • ...
William Shakespeare Fun Facts by JT 2023-01-19
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- The month of Shakespeare's birthday.
- His first published book was The First ___.
- Not an Elizabethian writer but a ___ writer.
- William was this old when he married Anne.
- The bard had seven____ in his family.
- This is the US pres who loved Shakespeare.
- Shakespeare put a ___ on his grave.
- William attended this Christian church.
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- Shakespeare wore this type of jewelry.
- The bard mostly wrote under this king.
- Dominant color on his coat-of-arms.
- Poems written during the plague
- Experts have found __ variations of his name.
- Shakespeare died on his ___.
- People think two plays are missing or ___.
15 Clues: Shakespeare died on his ___. • Poems written during the plague • Dominant color on his coat-of-arms. • Shakespeare put a ___ on his grave. • The month of Shakespeare's birthday. • The bard had seven____ in his family. • Shakespeare wore this type of jewelry. • The bard mostly wrote under this king. • William attended this Christian church. • ...
Romeo and Juliet background notes by Bryce b 2023-10-13
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- what killed 1/4 of london's population
- what shakespeare did in the year 1610
- is romeo in the 1996 film
- queen elizabeth was known as
- is juliet in the 1996 film
- emerged as a political power
- one of shakespeare's styles
- name of one of shakespeare's twin kids
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- what happened from 1603-1604
- month shakespeare was born
- was 25 when she became queen of england
- who shakespeare wrote his plays for
- man who queen elizabeth was in love with
- first name of woman shakespeare married
- england era characterized by great pageantry
15 Clues: is romeo in the 1996 film • month shakespeare was born • is juliet in the 1996 film • one of shakespeare's styles • what happened from 1603-1604 • queen elizabeth was known as • emerged as a political power • who shakespeare wrote his plays for • what shakespeare did in the year 1610 • what killed 1/4 of london's population • name of one of shakespeare's twin kids • ...
Shakespeare et le vocabulaire du théâtre 2019-05-18
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- Première piècé écrite par Shakespeare
- Reine qui a donné son nom à une période de richesse théâtrale
- Longue réplique prononcée pendant un dialogue
- Début de la pièce qui présente l'intrigue et les personnages
- Indication scénique en italique qui guide le jeu du comédien
- Texte prononcé par le choeur en début d'acte
- Nom du théâtre de la troupe de Shakespeare
- Texte prononcé par un personnage lors d'un dialogue
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- Prénom de Shakespeare
- Pays d'origine de Shakespeare
- Evénement qui détruit le théâtre de Shakespeare en 1613
- Texte, souvent long, prononcé par un personnage seul sur scène
- Genre théâtral venu de l'Antiquité qui met en scène les malheurs de personnages nobles
- Partie de la pièce qui marque les éléments importants de l'action
- Division d'un acte entre l'entrée et la sortie d'un personnage
15 Clues: Prénom de Shakespeare • Pays d'origine de Shakespeare • Première piècé écrite par Shakespeare • Nom du théâtre de la troupe de Shakespeare • Texte prononcé par le choeur en début d'acte • Longue réplique prononcée pendant un dialogue • Texte prononcé par un personnage lors d'un dialogue • Evénement qui détruit le théâtre de Shakespeare en 1613 • ...
Bertie End of Term 2016-12-14
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- a Shakespeare who got killed by an asp
- skakespeareian monarch
- a form of Elizabethan entertainment
- worst/best actor in the world(donkey head)
- puck's boss
- an author born in cairo
- bullied at school
- greatest playwright of all time
- 14 line poem
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- a woman who goes mad in a castle
- birth place of Shakespeare
- trying woo a girl in poetry
- a genre of play
- eyes not like the sun
- a playhouse
- can't marry a girl who he loves
- sacrificed himself for a family
- cheeky fairy
18 Clues: a playhouse • puck's boss • cheeky fairy • 14 line poem • a genre of play • bullied at school • eyes not like the sun • skakespeareian monarch • an author born in cairo • birth place of Shakespeare • trying woo a girl in poetry • can't marry a girl who he loves • greatest playwright of all time • sacrificed himself for a family • a woman who goes mad in a castle • ...
Tudors times 2023-01-30
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- what happened to Anne bolyen
- Famous theatre in the tudor era
- where did shakespeare die?
- When was Henry the VIII born?
- Where did Queen mary reign
- who was shakespeare´s wife
- What happend to the globe?
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- who was henry VIII first wife
- Which year did Anne Hathaway died?
- When would shakespeare performances start?
- Queen from 1533 to 1603
- what was henryVIII son´s name
- Which country does shakespeare live in?
- Where do the groundling stayed at?
14 Clues: Queen from 1533 to 1603 • where did shakespeare die? • Where did Queen mary reign • who was shakespeare´s wife • What happend to the globe? • what happened to Anne bolyen • who was henry VIII first wife • what was henryVIII son´s name • When was Henry the VIII born? • Famous theatre in the tudor era • Which year did Anne Hathaway died? • Where do the groundling stayed at? • ...
Romeo and Juliet Background Notes By (Noah Guilford) 2023-10-12
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- Burned down in 1613 due to a cannon prop
- Creativity over originality
- Built the globe theater in 1599
- Considered extremely poisonous, deadly
- The Lord chamberlain's men
- Shakespeare had to flee ______ for illegally hunting on another mans property
- Globe refreshments (Entire meal)
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- Romeo and Juliet inspired modern musical
- Shakespeare worked in a nearby town as an assistant schoolmaster
- Shakespeare died ______ after his retirement
- Shakespeare married _______
- Queen of England in 1558 through 1603
- Globe refreshments (desert)
- Infectious disease that produced neurological disorders
- Thrown at the worst actors
15 Clues: The Lord chamberlain's men • Thrown at the worst actors • Creativity over originality • Shakespeare married _______ • Globe refreshments (desert) • Built the globe theater in 1599 • Globe refreshments (Entire meal) • Queen of England in 1558 through 1603 • Considered extremely poisonous, deadly • Romeo and Juliet inspired modern musical • ...
Aastalõpu kordamine 2021-06-02
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- piibli osa, kus on lugu Paabeli tornist
- kirjandusperiood, mis kestis 14.-16. saj.
- shakespeare´i tragöödia Taani printsist
- kõige vanem kirjandusperiood
- Hamleti pruta
- kõige ilusam mees
- kirjandusperiood 19. saj II poolel
- psühhonalüüsi isa
- Hamleti kasuisa
- sumeri eepos
- eesti filosoof, kes räägib müüdist
- range vormiga luuletus (4 stroofi, 14 värssi)
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- kuulus renessansiaegne näitekirjanik
- shakespeare´i tragöödia Verona armastajatest
- kõige jumalakesksem kirjandusperiood
- mees spliiniga
- E.A. Poe novell, mida lugesime
- lühiproosavorm, milles on tihti puänt
- piibli osa, kus on peategelaseks Jeesus
- kuningas, kes abiellus oma emaga
- mees kreeka müüdist, kes kohtas palju naisi
- kirjandusperiood, mida iseloomusatab põgenemine
22 Clues: sumeri eepos • Hamleti pruta • mees spliiniga • Hamleti kasuisa • kõige ilusam mees • psühhonalüüsi isa • kõige vanem kirjandusperiood • E.A. Poe novell, mida lugesime • kuningas, kes abiellus oma emaga • kirjandusperiood 19. saj II poolel • eesti filosoof, kes räägib müüdist • kuulus renessansiaegne näitekirjanik • kõige jumalakesksem kirjandusperiood • ...
Macbeth Final 2023-12-11
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- Who does Shakespeare see sitting in his seat at the party?
- Which Macbeth character always has to have a light by her?
- What was Macbeth described as at the beginning of the play?
- Who was the queen of the witches?
- Who becomes the King of Scotland at the end of Macbeth?
- Which king does Macbeth murder?
- Who killed Macbeth?
- What was Lady Macbeth doing that made the doctor visit her?
- Which of Shakespeare's plays are actors not allowed to say in the theater?
- How many plays did Shakespeare write?
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- What is Shakespeare's most popular play?
- Where does Macbeth take place?
- What does Lady Macbeth smear on the guards?
- Banquo's son
- Where does Malcom go after Duncan dies?
- How old was Shakespeare when he died?
- How old was Shakespeare when he got married?
- What was Shakespeare's wife's name?
- What country is Macbeth at war with?
- Shakespeare's longest play
20 Clues: Banquo's son • Who killed Macbeth? • Shakespeare's longest play • Where does Macbeth take place? • Which king does Macbeth murder? • Who was the queen of the witches? • What was Shakespeare's wife's name? • What country is Macbeth at war with? • How old was Shakespeare when he died? • How many plays did Shakespeare write? • Where does Malcom go after Duncan dies? • ...
Shakespeare Bio 2022-03-16
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- What was his father's occupation?
- How many plays did Shakespeare write?
- What was the name of Shakespeare's son?
- What was the name of Shakespeare's indoor theater?
- What river runs through London?
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- What town was the birthplace of William Shakespeare?
- What name did Shakespeare's troupe go as under King James I?
- What was the name of Shakespeare's oldest daughter?
- Where was Shakespeare buried?
- What was the name of Shakespeare's wife?
- What was the name of Shakespeare's open-air theater?
- What did Shakespeare name the home he built in Stratford?
- What do historians call the time between when Shakespeare left his home town and appeared in London?
- What was the name of Shakespeare's troupe?
14 Clues: Where was Shakespeare buried? • What river runs through London? • What was his father's occupation? • How many plays did Shakespeare write? • What was the name of Shakespeare's son? • What was the name of Shakespeare's wife? • What was the name of Shakespeare's troupe? • What was the name of Shakespeare's indoor theater? • ...
mots 2019-02-19
32 Clues: poe • ecco • sand • vian • hugo • camus • dumas • sagan • wells • racine • stoker • balzac • london • proust • clancy • orwell • villon • vernes • clavel • moliere • rostang • dickens • colette • christie • perrault • rabelais • puchkine • rimbault • hemingway • baudelaire • lafontaine • shakespeare
En 8 William Shakespeare, part two 2024-04-11
24 Clues: mot • scen • roll • äkta • roll • nöjd • citat • lyckas • premiär • nämligen • tonåring • förmögen • författare • förhållande • popularitet • ursprunglig • repetitioner • om, huruvida • efterföljande • skådespel, pjäs • handling, intrig • inte få, inte tillåtas • baserad på ett verk av Shakespeare • finnas till hands, stå vid sidan om
Shakespeare Bio 2022-03-16
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- What was the name of Shakespeare's open-air theater?
- How many plays did Shakespeare write?
- What was the name of Shakespeare's indoor theater?
- What was the name of Shakespeare's wife?
- What river runs through London?
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- What was the name of Shakespeare's troupe?
- What do historians call the time between when Shakespeare left his home town and appeared in London?
- Where was Shakespeare buried?
- What was the name of Shakespeare's son?
- What did Shakespeare name the home he built in Stratford?
- What was the name of Shakespeare's oldest daughter?
- What was his father's occupation?
- What name did Shakespeare's troupe go as under King James I?
- What town was the birthplace of Shakespeare?
14 Clues: Where was Shakespeare buried? • What river runs through London? • What was his father's occupation? • How many plays did Shakespeare write? • What was the name of Shakespeare's son? • What was the name of Shakespeare's wife? • What was the name of Shakespeare's troupe? • What town was the birthplace of Shakespeare? • What was the name of Shakespeare's indoor theater? • ...
Shakespeare words-Bianca Barcenas-Vidal 2022-11-29
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- What Shakespeare did and his passions.
- Not a person's friend but not a stranger.
- used sometimes in movies and breaks 4th wall.
- Shakespeare was heartbroken of his death.
- Hathway Shakespeare married this woman and had children with her.
- & Thee Mainly used during second person POV.
- you do this when a teacher checks your attendance in class.
- A saying after someone was generous.
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- The police ask these kind of questions.
- how low or high it is to win the lottery.
- A antonym for after.
- You do this when you speak at meetings.
- You do this when your thinking and talking in your head.
- - upon - Avon Shakespeare had moved back to this place and was raised here.
- You need to do this in order to learn new
15 Clues: A antonym for after. • A saying after someone was generous. • What Shakespeare did and his passions. • The police ask these kind of questions. • You do this when you speak at meetings. • how low or high it is to win the lottery. • Not a person's friend but not a stranger. • Shakespeare was heartbroken of his death. • You need to do this in order to learn new • ...
crossword englisch 2019-01-04
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- / How many children had Shakespeare?
- / What was one of Shakespeare's most famous works?
- / What is the first name from Shakespeare?
- / In which month is Shakespeare born?
- / How old was Shakespeare as he married Anne Hathaway?
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- / Where did Shakespeare spend the last time years of his life?
- / What is the name of the Father from Shakespeare?
- / Which school visited Shakespeare?
- / What was the Globe?
- / What kind of literature did Shakespeare write?
10 Clues: / What was the Globe? • / Which school visited Shakespeare? • / How many children had Shakespeare? • / In which month is Shakespeare born? • / What is the first name from Shakespeare? • / What kind of literature did Shakespeare write? • / What is the name of the Father from Shakespeare? • / What was one of Shakespeare's most famous works? • ...
mot 2019-02-19
32 Clues: poe • hugo • sand • vian • ecco • wells • dumas • sagan • camus • balzac • clancy • clavel • racine • vernes • villon • london • stoker • proust • orwell • dickens • moliere • rostang • colette • christie • puchkine • rimbault • perrault • rabelais • hemingway • lafontaine • baudelaire • shakespeare
mots 2019-02-19
32 Clues: poe • vian • sand • hugo • ecco • camus • wells • dumas • sagan • proust • racine • balzac • london • stoker • villon • orwell • clancy • clavel • vernes • moliere • dickens • rostang • colette • rabelais • rimbault • perrault • puchkine • christie • hemingway • baudelaire • lafontaine • shakespeare
SHAKESPEARE 2021-05-12
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- What is Shakespeare´s most performed play?
- Shakespeare´s plays are the most ... plays in the world.
- What was Shakespeare´s wife´s first name?
- The name of Shakespeare´s most famous play about love.
- What country was Shakespeare born in?
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- What city did Shakespeare live in?
- What month was Shakespeare born in?
- How many siblings were born in Shakespeare´s family?
- Kids in schools are now memorizing his...
- Besides plays, what did Shakespeare also write?
10 Clues: What city did Shakespeare live in? • What month was Shakespeare born in? • What country was Shakespeare born in? • What was Shakespeare´s wife´s first name? • Kids in schools are now memorizing his... • What is Shakespeare´s most performed play? • Besides plays, what did Shakespeare also write? • How many siblings were born in Shakespeare´s family? • ...
Shakespeare Words- Raegan Larkins 2022-11-29
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- Shakespeare's son (sounds like Hamlet)
- Wrote many plays including "Romeo and Juliet"
- A word that means maybe
- A word that means to listen
- A time where we don't know what Shakespeare was doing
- A word showing that something happened previously
- When someone gives a speech that others can hear
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- Who Shakespeare married
- A word that shows gratitude
- Where Shakespeare grew up
- A word for someone you strongly dislike
- When a character breaks the fourth wall
- Come here
- Two words that mean you
- a speech that no one else but the character can hear
15 Clues: Come here • Who Shakespeare married • A word that means maybe • Two words that mean you • Where Shakespeare grew up • A word that shows gratitude • A word that means to listen • Shakespeare's son (sounds like Hamlet) • A word for someone you strongly dislike • When a character breaks the fourth wall • Wrote many plays including "Romeo and Juliet" • ...
Romeo and Juliet background notes by Bryce b 2023-10-13
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- what killed 1/4 of london's population
- what shakespeare did in the year 1610
- is romeo in the 1996 film
- queen elizabeth was known as
- is juliet in the 1996 film
- emerged as a political power
- one of shakespeare's styles
- name of one of shakespeare's twin kids
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- what happened from 1603-1604
- month shakespeare was born
- was 25 when she became queen of england
- who shakespeare wrote his plays for
- man who queen elizabeth was in love with
- first name of woman shakespeare married
- england era characterized by great pageantry
15 Clues: is romeo in the 1996 film • month shakespeare was born • is juliet in the 1996 film • one of shakespeare's styles • what happened from 1603-1604 • queen elizabeth was known as • emerged as a political power • who shakespeare wrote his plays for • what shakespeare did in the year 1610 • what killed 1/4 of london's population • name of one of shakespeare's twin kids • ...
Hip Hop & Shakespeare 2021-04-22
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- what helps us communicate our feelings?
- people sometimes see hip hop as a complete ____
- shakespeaare's _____ is questioned because he didn't go to uni
- how many elements hip hop has?
- 90% of shakespeare's audience couldn't read and?
- one of the main things that hip hop and shakespeare share is?
- an element of hip hop that can also be found in shakespeare
- what pentameter allow us to change the beat of a lyrics easily?
- hip hop is a?
- people that live at shakespeare's time spoke like a mix of people from cornwall and?
- rhythm help us to ____ what is being said
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- hip hop can also give ____ to people
- shakespeare are seen as someone that is not entitled to be a custodian of?
- hip hop carries the same power as?
- iambic pentameter rhythm is simple yet?
- iambic parameter helps us to change the ___ of words easily
- music is imitating the rhythm of?
- "men would rather use their broken weapons than their bare hands" are from what play?
- the mood of what we are saying is ___ important as what we are saying
- the __ we say things can change the way people understand it
- a tempo that has 140bpm are known as ___ beat
- hip hop are a way for artist to transmit knowledge through?
- hip hop and shakespeare are____ to each other
- the success and failure of the society depend on the ____ of the society
- people have ____ perception of shakespeare and hip hop
- shakespeare are known as the queen of?
- how many sets made a good rhythm in hip hop music?
- the word "hip hop" means intelligent_____
- hip hop and shakespeare together will bring ____ in human culture
- both hip hop and shakespeare's work are a form of?
30 Clues: hip hop is a? • how many elements hip hop has? • music is imitating the rhythm of? • hip hop carries the same power as? • hip hop can also give ____ to people • shakespeare are known as the queen of? • iambic pentameter rhythm is simple yet? • what helps us communicate our feelings? • the word "hip hop" means intelligent_____ • rhythm help us to ____ what is being said • ...