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Sheakspeare Test #1
Shakespearian Sonnet Test
Question | Answer |
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April 23, 1564 | Shakespeare's Birthday |
April 23, 1616 | Day Shakespeare Died |
1666 | The year of the Stratford Courthouse fire that destroyed the records of Shakespeare's education |
1582 | Shakespeare marries Ann Halfaway |
Shakespeare's Children | Susana, Judith, & Hamnet |
1596 | Hamnet dies at age 11 |
1670 | The last descendent of Shakespeare dies, Susanah's daughter Elizibeth Bernard |
1585 | Shakespeare leaves Stratford for London. Beginning of the seven "dark years" |
The Lord Chamberlain's Men | An acting company Shakespeare owned considerable stock in. He was the main playwright as well as an actor. |
1603 | The Lord Chamberlain's Men attach themselves to James I and become "The King's Men" |
"The Theatre" | Owned by James Burbage, the first theatre |
"The Swan" | Owned by Francis Langley |
"The Rose" | Owned by Philip Henslow |
1613 | The Globe was destroyed by fire during a performance of Henry VIII. According to the story, a (prop) cannon went off during the performance |
"Quarto" | A publishing term for paper folded into four parts. The History plays were published this way. |
"Folio" | A publishing term for paper folded into two parts. The first collection of Shakespeare's works were published as the "First Folio" |
The First Folio | Published posthumously by Shakespeare's collegues. It collected 18 pre-published plays and 18 unpublished plays |
Anti-Stratfordian Society | Challenge the authorship of "Shakespearian" texts |
Eddie de Vere | The anti-stratfordian candidate for true shakespearian authorship |
Sonnet | Developed by Petrarch. Originally an Octave followed by a Sestet |
Shakespearian Sonnet | The english version; three quatrains and a couplet. Sheakspeare wrote a sequence of 150 sonnets |
Laura | A woman Petrarch saw once in church. She was the impetus for all Petrarchan sonnets |
James Thorpe | Published Shakespeare's Sonnets |
1609 | The Shakespearian sonnets were published by James Thomas Thorpe |