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Q & A ON THE AGE OF SHAKESPEARE – PART 1

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"BE NOT AFRAID OF GREATNESS. SOME ARE BORN GREAT,
SOME ACHIEVE GREATNESS AND OTHERS GREATNESS THRUST UPON THEM".

                                  -WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE


1)    The age of Shakespeare begins from the year of -----------------.
Ans: 1558.


2)    The age of Shakespeare ends with the year of -------------------.
Ans: 1625.


3)    How many years came under the age of Shakespeare?
Ans: 67 years.


4)    The Age of Shakespeare extending from accession of -----------------.
Ans: Queen Elizabeth.


5)    The first 21 years the Age of Shakespeare of came under the reign of -----------------.
Ans: Queen Elizabeth.


6)    The next 24 years of the Age of Shakespeare known as ------------------.
Ans: Publication of Spenser’s Shepheardes Calendar and Elizabeth’s death.


7)    The last 22 years came under the reign of -------------------.
Ans: James I.


8)    The age of Shakespeare was divided into --------------.
Ans: Three divisions.


9)    The first division in the age of Shakespeare is called ----------------.
Ans: Time of preparation or the springtide of Elizabethan literature.


10)  The second division is called -------------------.
Ans: Time of full fruition or summer.


11)  The third division of the age of Shakespeare is called--------------.
Ans: Time of Decline or Autumn.


12) The third division of the age of Shakespeare is also called-------------- period.
Ans: Jacobean Period.


13) Name the writers who were first wrote about sea voyages and adventure in the age of Shakespeare.
Ans: Hawkins, Drake, Frobisher and Raleigh.


14) England people were divided into ------------- groups after England had rupture with Rome.
Ans: Two groups.


15) Name the two groups of people after England had rupture with Rome.
Ans: Catholics and Protestants.


16)  Name the first English Tragedy in blank verse was written during the age of Shakespeare.
Ans: Gorboduc.


17) Who is James Sackville?
Ans: 1st Earl of Dorset, Poet and dramatist.


18) Spenser’s Shepheardes Calendar was published in the year of ---------------------.
Ans: 1579.


19) Who were the poets first contributed the best poetry to English literature during the reign of Elizabeth?
Ans: Thomas Sackville, Lord Buckhurst and Chaucer.


20)  A Myrroure for Magistrate was written by-------------------.
Ans: Thomas Sackville.


21) A Myrroure for Magistrate talks about ---------------------.
Ans: Life and tragic ends of various literary figures.


22) A Myrroure for Magistrate consists of --------------------.
Ans: The collection of written English poems from Tudor period by various authors.


23) Falles of Princes was translated by--------------------.
Ans: John Lydgate.


24) Falles of Princes was originally written by ---------------.
Ans: Giovanni Boccaccio.


25) Falles of Princes talks about --------------------.
Ans: Tragical histories of famous Englishmen.
 
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