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Title: William Shakespeare and the Globe


1
William Shakespeare and the Globe
  • Vocabulary and Comprehension Test

2
Vocabulary
  • 1. Because the bridge was closed and cars could
    not get across the river, the traffic was more
    __________ than usual.
  1. lavish
  2. congested
  3. patron
  4. assured

3
Vocabulary
  • 2. The carpenter wanted to save the beams in the
    old barn, so he tried to ______ the barn
    carefully.
  1. adornment
  2. lavish
  3. dismantle
  4. critical

4
Vocabulary
  • 3. The professional musicians in the audience
    were ______ of the students violin solo.
  1. patron
  2. shareholder
  3. congested
  4. critical

5
Vocabulary
  • 4. Over the years, many famous artists have been
    given support by a generous ______.
  1. patron
  2. adornment
  3. lavish
  4. please

6
Vocabulary
  • 5. Each ______ paid 1,000 to be part owner in
    the new business.
  1. adornment
  2. congested
  3. shareholder
  4. handler

7
Vocabulary
  • 6. In plays today, many of the sets and costumes
    are ______ and very fancy.
  1. dismantle
  2. lavish
  3. adornment
  4. congested

8
Vocabulary
  • 7. The ______ of a crown and the regal robes left
    no doubt in the audiences mind which actor was
    the king.
  1. critical
  2. shareholder
  3. patron
  4. adornment

9
Comprehension
  • 1. Shakespeare, a great storyteller, mainly wrote
    ______ .
  1. novels
  2. operas
  3. plays
  4. childrens

10
Comprehension
  • 2. In this selection, the Globe is a _______ .
  1. playhouse
  2. world atlas
  3. bridge
  4. summer residence

11
Comprehension
  • 3. James Burbages sons named their new playhouse
    the ______ .
  1. Thames
  2. Globe
  3. Stage
  4. Bridge

12
Comprehension
  • 4. Which English royalty lived at the same time
    as Shakespeare?
  1. Victoria and James I
  2. Elizabeth I and James I
  3. Henry VIII
  4. Elizabeth II and Prince Charles

13
Comprehension
  • 5. According to this selection, Shakespeare
    became prosperous because ______?
  1. the king and queen liked his plays
  2. the Globe made a lot of money for him
  3. of his writings and being part owner of the Globe
  4. he had several very rich patrons

14
Comprehension
  • 6. The Globe theater was different from other
    theaters at that time because ______ .
  1. it was built long before the other theaters
  2. only nobility attended the plays
  3. it had richly adorned stages, and special effects
  4. it cost more to see a play at the Globe

15
Comprehension
  • 7. Theatre in Shakespeares time was different
    from theatre today because ______ .
  1. people ate, drank, and talked during the
    performance
  2. tickets were very expensive
  3. the people fell ill
  4. only the nobility attended the theatre

16
Comprehension
  • 8. The Earl of Southhampton became Shakespeares
    patron because ______ .
  1. the Earl was a young nobleman
  2. Shakespeare dedicated a building to him
  3. Shakespeare dedicated two poems to him
  4. the Earl thought that Shakespeare was a wonderful
    actor

17
Comprehension
  • 9. In Shakespeares time, a groundling was person
    who ______ .
  1. was well off and sat in the Lords Room
  2. sat on cushions in the Gentlemens Room
  3. stood out in the yard of the playhouse
  4. collected tickets at the playhouse

18
Comprehension
  • 10. A new kind of indoor playhouse was designed
    by ______ .
  1. James I
  2. Ben Jonson
  3. Inigo Jones
  4. The Kings Men

19
Comprehension
  • 11. This selection is most like a ______ .
  1. biography
  2. newspaper article
  3. personal diary
  4. tall tale
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