Everybody has heard about William Shakespeare, Take this quiz and check how much you know about him?
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Everybody has heard about William Shakespeare, Take this quiz and check how much you know about him
Author : Adiyogi Quiz Master
Posted On : 01-Feb-2018
Q1: Who was not suggested as being the true author of Shakespeare's works according to his authorship question?
- A. Edward DeVere, Earl of Oxford
- B. William Stanley, Earl of Derby
- C. Francis Bacon
- D. John Webster
Q2: There are more things on heaven and earth, Horatio, than are dreamt of in your philosophy. This is a famous quote from which play by Shakespeare?
- A. Hamlet
- B. Julius Caesar
- C. King Lear
- D. Romeo Juliet
Q3: There was some little information of Shakespeare during the years 1585 to 1592.What was the name of that period
- A. The Missing Years
- B. The Lost Years
- C. The Unknown Years
- D. The Strange Years
Q4: In which Play does the character name 'Beatrice' appear
- A. The Tempest
- B. A Midsummer Night's Dream
- C. Much Ado About Nothing
- D. Othello
Q5: What was the name of Shakespeare's only grandchild?
- A. Lady Elizabeth Thomas
- B. Lady Elizabeth Hunter
- C. Lady Elizabeth Drayton
- D. Lady Elizabeth Barnard
Q6: Exactly how many plays did Shakespeare write?
- A. 40
- B. 37
- C. 46
- D. 29
Q7: With which theatre was Shakespeare more closely associated
- A. National Advancement
- B. Globe
- C. Thespian
- D. Monarch
Q8: Which among these is not a Shakespeare's comedy
- A. Every Man in his Humour
- B. Merry Wives of Windsor
- C. Troilus and Cressida
- D. Twelfth Night
Q9: Which theater was the main rival of the theater 'Globe' where Shakespeare perfomed
- A. Salisbury Court Theatre
- B. Whitefriars
- C. Blackfriars
- D. The Rose
Q10: In what genres are the Shakespeare's plays are classified
- A. Comedy, Romance, Drama
- B. Romance, Horror, Drama
- C. Tragedy, Romance, Action
- D. Comedy, Tragedy, History
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