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c) 37
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- what type of plays did shakespeare write?
(circle all that apply.)
a) tragedies
b) comedies
c) histories
d) poems
- what was the name of the theater most associated with shakespeare’s plays?
a) the rose theatre
b) the globe theatre
c) the royal theatre
d) the blackfriars
- what happened to the globe theatre in 1613?
a) it burned down during a performance
b) it was destroyed by an earthquake
c) it was torn down for renovations
d) it was sold to another company
- some people question whether shakespeare actually wrote his plays. true or false?
Brief Explanations
- Question 9: Shakespeare wrote tragedies (e.g., Hamlet), comedies (e.g., A Midsummer Night's Dream), and histories (e.g., Henry V). Poems are a different literary form from plays.
- Question 10: The Globe Theatre is the most famous theater associated with Shakespeare's plays.
- Question 11: In 1613, the Globe Theatre burned down during a performance of Henry VIII due to a cannon misfire.
- Question 12: There is a long - standing debate among some scholars and enthusiasts about whether Shakespeare actually wrote his plays, with some suggesting alternative authors.
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- 9. A. Tragedies, B. Comedies, C. Histories
- 10. B. The Globe Theatre
- 11. A. It burned down during a performance
- 12. True