Hi Friends, a fine opportunity for you all to crack UGC NET through a combined effort. Hoping for an active participation through posts and comments.
Friday, 13 December 2013
Friday, 8 November 2013
QUESTIONS
1. William Shakespeare
was born in:
2. Which Shakespeare
character said: "Lord, what fools these mortals be?"
3. Which is the only
Shakespeare play to come in three parts?
4. How did Ophelia die?
5. Which Shakespeare play
is set in Athens and the nearby woods?
6. Which Shakespeare
character said: "I am dying, Egypt, dying?"
7. "Exit, pursued by
a bear," is stage direction from which Shakespeare play?
8. Julius Caesar said
this man had "a lean and hungry look."
9. Which Shakespearian
king died in battle at Bosworth Field in 1485?
10. Lady Macbeth urged
her husband to kill this king
ANSWERS
1. Stratford
2. Puck
3. Henry VI
4. Drowning
5. A Midsummer Night's
Dream
6. Marc Anthony
7. The Winter's Tale.
8. Cassius
9. Richard III
10. Duncan
Wednesday, 6 November 2013
1.In which year shakesepeare died?
-(1596, 1616, 1623, 1613)- ans-1616
2.which was the perioud of shakesepeare's life?
, }- ans- english renaissance3. Where was Shakespeare born?
(London, Stratford-upon-Avon , Kent) - ans- startford-upon-avon
4 . Which playwright attacked Shakespeare, calling him an “an upstart crow?
(George Peele, Christopher Marlow, Thomas Nashe,Robert Greene)- ans- robert greene
5 .What is the period of time that scholars generllay consider as the “lost years” of Shakespeare?
( years btw 1601 and 1606, years betwn 1580 and 1589, years between 1574 and 1581, years between 1585 and 1592 ) ans-btw1585 and 1592
Wednesday, 23 October 2013
ACTIVITY 1
Let us start with an interesting activity. Let us first begin with Shakespeare, the most popular literary figure of all times. Let us have a run through of his complete works and their features. So please start posting questions and their answers on Shakespeare. Each one of you are expected to post five questions with their answer key at the bottom.Kindly ensure that it is numbered correctly.
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