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The document contains 6 multiple choice questions about characters and plot details from some of William Shakespeare's famous plays, including Hamlet, Romeo and Juliet, Macbeth, and The Taming of the Shrew. It asks about the name of Hamlet's mother, who died first between Romeo and Juliet, how many witches are in Macbeth, Shakespeare's career as both an actor and playwright, the name of the shrew in The Taming of the Shrew, and who tamed the shrew.
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Short Shakespeare trivia
- 1. Shakespeare Trivia
- 2. What is Hamlet’s mother, the queen, called? A. Genevieve B. Genesis C. Gertrude D. Gloria
- 3. Who died first, Romeo or Juliet? A. Romeo B. Juliet C. They died at the same time. D. They did not die
- 4. How many witches are there in Macbeth? A. 5 witches B. 3 witches C. 1 witch D. 4 witches
- 5. Was Shakespeare an actor aside of playwright? A. He was only a playwright. B. He was mostly a playwright, but also an actor C. He was an actor by day and a playwright by night.
- 6. What is the name of the shrew in The Taming Of The Shrew? A. Diana B. Helena C. Bianca D. Katharina
- 7. Who tamed the shrew? A. Petruchio B. Baptista C. Lucentio D. Gremio