I WONDER - What Did Shakespeare Wear?

The video discusses Shakespeare's fashion choices, including his beard styled like a swallow's tail and a gold hoop earring, both popular in the Elizabethan era. It also highlights Shakespeare's creation of the word 'fashionable', first used in his play 'Trulius', and its application in describing trendy things, similar to modern usage.

What was the inspiration behind Shakespeare's beard style?

• A horse's mane

• A peacock's feather

• A swallow's tail

• A lion's mane

During the Elizabethan age, what was a common fashion accessory for artists like Shakespeare?

• A single gold hoop earring

• A diamond ring

• A gold bracelet

• A silver necklace

Which word did Shakespeare introduce to the English language?

• Stylish

• Trendy

• Fashionable

• Chic

In which play did Shakespeare first use the word 'fashionable'?

• Hamlet

• Othello

• Macbeth

• Trulius

How did Shakespeare use the word 'fashionable' in his plays?

• To describe things that are rare

• To describe things that are trendy

• To describe things that are expensive

• To describe outdated things