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What is William Shakespeare's baptism?
April 26th 1564
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What is Romeo and Juliet?
Tragedy about two "star-crossed lovers" each from a family with a grudge against each other.
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What types of plays did Shakspeare first write?
Tragedies and comedies
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Who is William Shakespeare?
most filmed author ever
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What is She's The Man?
"Be not afraid of greatness. For some are born great, some achieve greatness and others have greatness thrust upon them."
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Where was William born?
Elizabethan England
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What is Othello?
a black man marries a younger white woman which leads to hatred, confusion, and lots of drama.
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What is the globe theater?
location where all of Shakespeare's plays were performed.
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What is Shakespeare's language?
helped shaped modern language
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What is Romeo and Juliet?
"To Be or not to be?"
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Who was Anne Hathaway?
William's wife
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What is Hamlet?
a ghost of a king comes back seeking revenge on the man that killed him.
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What are William's children?
Susanna, Hamnent, and Judith
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What is Shakespeare's death date?
April 23rd 1616
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What is Willy Wonka and the chocolate factory?
"So shines a good deed in a weary world."
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Who was Queen at the time of Williams birth?
Elizabeth I
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What is Macbeth?
tells the story of a man urged by his wife and a fortold prophecy who commits regicide in order to gain power.
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When did William produce most of his work?
1589 - 1613
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What is 410?
number of feature length film and tv versions of his plays that have been produced.
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What is 10 things I hate about you?
"Can't Take My eyes off of you"
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What are William Shakespeare's parents?
John Shakespeare and Mary Arden
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What is Coriolanus?
a stubborn soldier brought down by pride and an inability to compromise with the forces that seek his downfall.
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What is written on Shakespeare's tomb?
"Curst be he that moves my bones"
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What is Mr. William Shakespeare's comedies, histories, and tragedies.
Screenplay where 2 actors collected all 36 of Shakespeare's plays and published them as one
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