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Shakespeare MCQs

Shakespeare MCQs (30 Questions)

1. In which year was William Shakespeare born?




2. Shakespeare was born in which town?




3. Which acting company did Shakespeare join in 1594?




4. How many categories are Shakespeare’s plays usually divided into?




5. Which of the following plays is NOT written by Shakespeare?




6. Which of the following is a Shakespearean tragedy?




7. How many sonnets did Shakespeare write?




8. Which of the following plays is a history play?




9. Who is the villain in Othello?




10. Which play contains the line “All the world’s a stage”?




11. Which character says “To be, or not to be”?




12. Which of the following is NOT a Shakespearean comedy?




13. In which play do Rosencrantz and Guildenstern appear?




14. Which Roman ruler is assassinated in a Shakespeare play?




15. Which Shakespearean character says “Out, damned spot!”?




16. How many plays did Shakespeare write?




17. Who is the Moor of Venice?




18. Which play has the character Prospero?




19. Which play features Shylock?




20. Which is the last play written by Shakespeare?




21. In which year did Shakespeare die?




22. Which of the following is NOT a history play?




23. Which character says “The lady doth protest too much, methinks”?




24. Who kills Macbeth in the play Macbeth?




25. Which play features the fairy Puck?




26. Shakespeare belonged to which literary age?




27. Which character is known as “Prince of Denmark”?




28. What is the setting of The Tempest?




29. Who is the father of Ophelia?




30. Which of the following plays is classified as a romance?




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