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| Many of Shakespeare's plays were performed in the _______ Theater by his own acting company called the _______________. |
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| Globe; the Chamerlain's Men |
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| Shakespeare's plays, as well as all other plays of the Elizabethan theater, were performed during the day, mostly in the afternoon, because ___________________. |
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| Shakespeare is considered probably the greatest literary genius of all time. He died in ________. |
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| The first person to stab Caesar |
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| Was the "noblest Roman of them all" |
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| Was "given to sports, wildness, and much company" |
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| Spoke to the assembly in Greek; would "never follow anything that other men begin." |
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| This Epicurean was "much condemned to have an itching palm." |
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| convinced Brutus to join the conspiracy |
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| tried to warn Caesar of the conspiracy |
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| poet mistaken for a conspirator |
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| chosen to lead Caesar to the Senate |
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| Cassius was an __________. |
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| When are the "ides of March"? |
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| Where does final battle take place? |
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| an adverb clause in which essential parts have been omitted |
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| Define subordinating conjunctions |
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Review Exercises:
p. 191-192 Ex. A
p. 197 D
p. 198 F
p. 198 G
Diagrams p. 184 #4 & 186 #4 |
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