Night
The town where Elie Wiesel was from.
What is Sighet?
The word "platoon" is stressed on this syllable.
What is the second syllable, or: What is "toon"?
A surface decoration in small pieces of various colors.
What is a mosaic?
The country in which William Shakespeare was born.
What is England?
Who are the Montagues and Capulets?
Elie Wiesel's sister.
Who is Tzipora?
The stress in the word "geography" is found here.
What is the second syllable, or: What is "OG"?
ge-OG-ra-phy
One who excels in the technique of art.
What is a "virtuoso"?
The birthplace of William Shakespeare.
What is Stratford upon Avon?
The fiery nephew to Lady Capulet.
The year World War II ended.
What is 1945?
The stress in "witness" is found here.
What is the first syllable, or: What is "wit"?
WIT-ness
The meaning of "thee" and "thou."
What is "you"?
Number of plays William Shakespeare penned.
What is 38?
Elie Wiesel's identification number at Auschwitz.
What is: A-7713?
An extra unstressed syllable is called this.
What is a "feminine ending"?
To be / or not / to be / that is / the ques / tion
Having substance and point; meaningful, good comment.
What is "pithy"?
What is the Thames River?
Who says: Not I, believe me. You have dancing shoes / With nimble soles; I have a soul of lead / So stakes me to the ground I cannot move.
Who is Romeo?
The years of the Holocaust.
What is 1933-1945?
The stress in "fifteen-minute" is found here.
What is the third syllable, or: What is "MIN"?
fif-teen-MIN-ute
What are "golden years"?
Twin sister to Hamnet.
Who is Judith Shakespeare?
The name for "sword" in Verona.
What is a "partisan"?