Shakespeare 101
The famous 'To Be or Not to Be' soliloquy is from this play
What is Hamlet
Also called 'Sea Bears', this species of bears live at the top of the world in the Arctic Circle
What are Polar Bears
Comprised of a grip and head, these tools are used to hit a ball in Golf
What are Golf Clubs
Released in 1977, this album features such hits as 'Dreams', 'Songbird', 'Don't Stop', and 'Go Your Own Way'
What is Rumours
These are the two warring families in Romeo & Juliet
Who are the Montagues and the Capulets
This species of bear, which shares its name with a color, is the most abundant in the world with about 400,000 in population
What is the North American Brown Bear
Modern Golf was invented in the 15th century in this kilt wearing country
What is Scotland
Classic Rock
Message Duke how you much you'd like to wager on Final Jeopardy
Aside from his famous plays, Shakespeare wrote many other types of art including 154 of this type of poem
What is a Sonnet
This species of bear, once voiced by Jack Black, only exists in the wild and in six small areas on the eastern rim of the Tibetan plateau
What is a Panda Bear
The predetermined number of strokes a course should require to complete is referred to by this three-lettered name
What is Par
In A Midsummer Night's Dream, the character Bottom's head is changed into a head of this animal
What is a Donkey
Primarily found in the forests of India and Sri Lanka, this species of bear is named after another extremely slow, curved claw animal
What is the Sloth Bear
Of the four major golf championships, three are played in this country
What is The United States
This famous Oscar-winning actress has the same name as Shakespeare's wife
Who is Anne Hathaway
There are this many species of bears in the world.
(Hint: Single-Digits)
What is Eight
(Asiatic Black Bear, Black Bear, Brown Bear, Panda Bear, Polar Bear, Sloth Bear, Spectacled Bear, and Sun Bear)
One stroke under Par is a Birdie, two under is an Eagle, three under is an Albatross/Double Eagle, and Four strokes under par is referred to by this term
What is a Condor