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Very little (1)________ about W illiam Shakespeare 's childhood. He was born in London (2)_____ 1564. W illiam 's father was a success- ful leather m erchant. He was the third of six children ,he had two older sisters and three (3)_______ brothers. He went to the local gram m ar school (4) _____ he learned about poetry, history, Greek, and Latin. W hen W illiam (5)______ eighteen he m arried Anne Hathaway. Anne was eight yea rs older than W illiam. They (6)______ had a fam ily including a daughter nam ed Susanna and twins nam ed Ham net and Judith. (7)______ W illiam and Anne had the twins, there are no records of th e next several years of his life.(8)______ often refer to these years as the "lost years." There are lots of theories and stories about what W illiam (9)______ during this tim e.H e an d his fam ily eventually (10)______ in London where W illia m was working at the theatre. W illiam was part of an acting com pany (11)_____ Lord Cham berlain's M en. An acting com pany in England at this tim e worked together to (12)______ plays. Shakespeare wrote plays for the Lord Cham berlain's M e n. He worked as an actor (13)______. H is plays becam e very popular in London .(14)_____ of Shakespeare's early plays include The Tam ing of the Shrew , Richard III , Rom eo and Juliet , and A M idsum m er Night's Dream****. (15)____ early plays were put on at a theater called the "Theatre. M any of Shakesp ea re's greatest plays (16)_____ in the last half of his career. These included Ham let , Othello , King Lear , and M acbeth. His success in the theatre m ade Shakespeare a (17)_____ m an. He purchased a large hom e in Stratford for his fam ily. Shakespeare also becam e fam ous (18)____ his poetry. His m ost fam ous poem of the tim e was Venus and Adonis. Shakespeare is considered to be one of the (19)____ writer of the English language. He is also one of the m ost influential. Through his works, he is credited with (20)__ ___ nearly 3,000 words to the English language. In addition, his works are (21)______ m ost often quoted after the Bible.
1) a- knows b - is known c- are known
2) a- at b - in c- on
3) a- younger b - youngest c- young
4) a- which b - whom c- where
5) a- turned b - got c- entered
6) a- next b - before c- soon
7) a- A fter b - Before c- By the tim e
is known in
younger where got soon
by the time
ended up called put on as well some these
historians had done
famous
for
8) a- Scientists b - Historians c- Artists
9) a- had done b - was doing c- is doing
10) a- ended up b - ended down c- ended
11) a- calling b - call c- called
12) a- put up b - put down c- put on
13) a- as well b - likew ise c- either
14) a- All b - Som e c- Any
15) a- That b - Those c- These
16) a- were written b - wrote c- are written
17) a- fam ous b - wealthy c- proud
18) a- with b - in c- for
19) a- greatest b - great c- greater
20) a- to introduce b - introducing c- introduce
21) a- the first b - the third c- the second
There is nothing either good or bad but thinking makes it so. Explain this quote of Shakesp-
eare using at least 50 words.
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With this phrase, William Shakespeare means that what matters is the intention of the actions, that these intentions mark the ethical values of the actions. If you seek to harm someone, this will be a bad action, but if you have an altruistic will, this will be a good action.
