A. William
B. John
C. Hamlet
D. Hamnet
A. The length of a written line
B. The measured pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables
C. The height of the stage
D. The number of words in a line
A. Humanism
B. The rise of queen elizabeth
C. The popularity of theater
D. The life of shakespeare
A. Thomas more.
B. Francis bacon.
C. Earl of oxford.
D. John shakespeare.
A. A dialogue between two characters
B. A character’s final words before dying
C. A speech delivered by a character intended to be spoken to only the audience
D. A rhyming line
A. Taming of the shrew
B. The two noble kinsmen
C. Troilus and cressida
D. Cymbeline
A. Ophelia
B. Desdemona
C. Miranda
D. Helena
A. Beatrice
B. Margaret
C. Gertrude
D. Rosalind
A. The two gentle men of verona
B. Merry wives of windsor
C. The noble kinsman
D. Measure for measure
A. Iago
B. Casio
C. Othello
D. Brabantio