Name that phrase
to burst into tears
a shrew
a beast
a person who is not brave
a coward
A moor is a person of European descent
False
"'You can't be my brother because I don't have one. I had a sister but she died in a shipwreck.'"
Twelfth Night; or, What You Will
to put someone to death
to have a person killed
obedient
to make changes to the way you look so that people will not recognise you
disguise
A monument is an example of somewhere one can be buried
True
"He wanted to discuss a serious military problem with his general but her realised immediately that he had to solve Brabantio's problem first."
The Tragedy of Othello, Moor of Venice
cheating on a romantic partner
having an affair
a tailor
a person who works to make and repair clothes
hurting or punishing someone who has hurt or insulted you
revenge
A villain is the leading or main character in a story.
False. A villain is a bad person or criminal
"'No, no! I'm sorry! If you say it's the moon, it's the moon."
The Taming of the Shrew
to kill one's self
to commit suicide
to hint
to say what one is thinking in an indirect way
a necklace that contains photos
a locket
Scheming and plotting are synonyms.
True
"They were wearing their masks so nobody recognised them. Everyone was having a good time. Hundreds of candles lit the room."
to take a sort out of its holster
to draw
a carriage
a form of transport used in the past pulled by horses
Juliet is buried in a ___, while Cleopatra is buried in a _____.
tomb, monument
People kill themselves in two of the five plays in this book
False. Three plays
"Among the fruit in the basket there were several poisonous snakes."
Antony and Cleopatria