No Fear Shakespeare

Which of the following best describes the image?

• The Globe Theater, a theater that was co-owned by William Shakespeare.

• Queen Elizabeth's Chamber, the venue of all Shakespeare's plays.

• The Lord Chamberlain's Theater, where most of Shakespeare's plays were performed.

• The Global Theater, where most of Shakespeare's plays were performed.

Who did normally play women's roles in Shakespeare's time?

• Women

• Shakespeare

• Young girls

• Young boys

William Shakespeare was part of an acting company known as the ________ which became the _________ when James I became king in 1603.

• King's Men; King James' Men

• Lord Chamberlain’s Men; King's Men

• Chamberlain’s Men; Men in Black

• Lord Chambermaid’s Men; King James' Men

Which of the following shows the correct list of required books this year?

• Hey, Kiddo;

  No Fear Shakespeare: Romeo and Juliet;

  The Crossover;

  Swallowing Stones

• Hey, Kiddo;

  No Fear Shakespeare: Romeo and Juliet;

  Long Way Down;

  Swallowing Seltzer

• Hey, Kiddo;

  No Fear Shakespeare: Romeo and Juliet;

  Long Way Down;

  Swallowing Stones

• Hey, Kiddo;

  No Fear Shakespeare: Hamlet

  Long Way Down;

  Swallowing Stones

What is the primary purpose of the 'No Fear Shakespeare' series?

• To provide modern translations of Shakespeare's plays

• To offer summaries of Shakespeare's plays

• To analyze the themes in Shakespeare's plays

• To present biographies of Shakespeare

Which play is NOT included in the 'No Fear Shakespeare' series?

• Macbeth

• Hamlet

• The Great Gatsby

• Romeo and Juliet

In 'No Fear Shakespeare: Romeo and Juliet', what is the main theme of the play?

• Love and conflict

• Betrayal and revenge

• Friendship and loyalty

• Power and ambition

What does 'No Fear Shakespeare' aim to simplify?

• Shakespeare's language

• Shakespeare's life

• Shakespeare's historical context

• Shakespeare's sonnets

Which character says 'To be, or not to be' in 'No Fear Shakespeare: Hamlet'?

• Hamlet

• Ophelia

• Claudius

• Polonius

What is the benefit of reading 'No Fear Shakespeare' for students?

• Understanding Shakespeare's plays in modern English

• Learning about Shakespeare's biography

• Exploring Shakespeare's sonnets

• Studying Shakespeare's historical context