An example of a metaphor from is Romeo and Juliet She doth teach the torches to burn bright Who did Shakespeare marry? It is the East and Juliet is the sun Anne Miller My grave is like to be my wedding bed Hamnet Proctor God knows when we shall meet again Kathy Price Anne Hathaway The climax in a Shakespearean play takes place in Act I Who is the ruler of England who sponsored the Lord Act II Chamberlain’s Men? Act III James I Act IV James II Elizabeth I What does the line art thou Romeo” Elizabeth II “Wherefore mean? Juliet wants to know where Romeo is at the Why did the Lord Chamberlain’s Men close down moment from 1603 - 1604? The Nurse is looking for Romeo to deliver a James II shut it down. message The plague Juliet wonders why he must be named Romeo The people of England lost interest in Montague the arts Tybalt is looking for Romeo in order to fight The Puritans did not approve of the plays Who is the Prince of Cats? Mercutio What was the name of the theatre in which Benvolio Shakespeare produced most of his plays? Tybalt The World Romeo The Lord’s Men The RBC Center (Courtney & Terrance In Act II, Mercutio says, driveling love is like a & DeVonte & Brittany) “this great natural that runs lolling up and down to hide The Globe his bauble in a hold.” Mercutio’s opinion of love makes him a foil for Why did the Globe burn down in 1613? Benvolio A candle prop burned papers and caught Friar Lawrence the theatre on fire Nurse Henry VIII was an arsonist Romeo The Puritans were arsonists An issue with one of the props (a What is being personified in the following lines: cannon) caught the theatre on fire civil night, / Thou sober-suited matron all in “Come black”? the nightingale the sun the lark the night Who was the ruler of England who opened the door to poets like Shakespeare? James I II Elizabeth I Elizabeth II
An example of a metaphor from Romeo and Juliet is She doth teach the torches to burn bright It is the East and Juliet is the sun My grave is like to be my wedding bed God knows when we shall meet again The climax in a Shakespearean play takes place in Act I Act II Act III Act IV What does the line “Wherefore art thou Romeo” mean? Juliet wants to know where Romeo is at the moment The Nurse is looking for Romeo to deliver a message Juliet wonders why he must be named Romeo Montague Tybalt is looking for Romeo in order to fight Who is the Prince of Cats? Mercutio Benvolio Tybalt Romeo In Act II, Mercutio says, “this driveling love is like a great natural that runs lolling up and down to hide his bauble in a hold.” Mercutio’s opinion of love makes him a foil for Benvolio Friar Lawrence Nurse Romeo What is being personified in the following lines: “Come civil night, / Thou sober-suited matron all in black”? the nightingale the sun the lark the night Who was the ruler of England who opened the door to poets like Shakespeare? James I II Elizabeth I Elizabeth II Who did Shakespeare marry? Anne Miller Hamnet Proctor Kathy Price Anne Hathaway Who is the ruler of England who sponsored the Lord Chamberlain’s Men? James I James II Elizabeth I Elizabeth II Why did the Lord Chamberlain’s Men close down from 1603 - 1604? James II shut it down. The plague The people of England lost interest in the arts The Puritans did not approve of the plays What was the name of the theatre in which Shakespeare produced most of his plays? The World The Lord’s Men The RBC Center (Courtney & Terrance & DeVonte & Brittany) The Globe Why did the Globe burn down in 1613? A candle prop burned papers and caught the theatre on fire Henry VIII was an arsonist The Puritans were arsonists An issue with one of the props (a cannon) caught the theatre on fire
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