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What author did we learn about this semester?
William Shakespeare
How many parts of speech did we learn about?
Who is the main character of Macbeth?
Macbeth
Who is the main character in The Tempest?
Prospero
Who is the main character in Hamlet?
Hamlet
What was the name of William Shakespeare's Theater?
Globe
True/False: Can one diagram sentences.
True
Who does Macbeth plan to murder?
King Duncan
Who is Prospero's daughter? Who does she end up falling in love with?
Miranda. Ferdinand.
Who was Hamlet in love with?
What were the genres that William Shakespeare's plays were known as?
Tragedies, Comedies, and Histories.
What were the three verbals we learned about?
Gerund, Infinitive, and Participles.
Whose ghost at the banquet hall does Macbeth see?
Banquo
What two individuals are servants or slaves to Prospero?
The spirit Ariel and Caliban.
Who does Hamlet have a visit with which reveals what happened to Hamlet's father?
The ghost of Hamlet's father
Who did William Shakespeare marry? Who did William Shakespeare name the play Hamlet after?
Anne Hathaway. His son Hamnet.
Can you name these eight parts of speech?
Noun, pronoun, verb, adjective, adverb, preposition, conjunction, and interjection.
Who tells Banquo and Macbeth a prophecy that leads Macbeth down a disastrous path?
The Weird Sisters aka Three Witches
True/False: Is Caliban referred to as 'a monster' in The Tempest?
True
What does King Claudius, Queen Gertrude, and Polonius think that Hamlet has descended too?
Madness
During what two monarchs reigns did William Shakespeare live?
Queen Elizabet I and King James I
How many sentences should be in an academic paragraph?
Who is Macbeth's wife? What does she start to do because here conscience is stricken with guilt?
Lady Macbeth. She has may times where she sleep walks.
What did Prospero free Ariel from? Who imprisoned Ariel there?
A tree. Sycorax the witch. Caliban's mother imprisoned Ariel.
What three individuals does King Claudius have spying or questioning Hamlet?
Polonius. Hamlet's two friends Rosencrantz and Guildenstern.