Slide 2 1564-1616 His life, times and works Next Mgr. Marianna
Anderlov Gymnzium J.G.Tajovskho Bansk Bystrica Slide 3 Home Next
Back End Parents: John Shakespeare and Mary Arden Birthday
celebrated April 23, 1564 Born in Stratford upon Avon,England
Attended the Stratford Grammar School He learned Latin and Greek at
school and was keen learner. He had to return from school to help
in his fathers glove-making business Childhood Slide 4 Home Next
Back End 1582 When he was 18 he married Anne Hathaway She was 8
years older than him Three children Susanna Twins Judith Hamnet
(who died) Young Adulthood Slide 5 Home Next Back End MMonarchy
QQueen Elizabeth 11558-1603 KKing James 11603-1625 TThe Plaque The
Times Slide 6 Home Next Back End Actor Lord Chamberlains Men The
Kings Men Playwright - poets were more respected than playwrite 38
plays Poet 154 Sonnets Shakespeare invented up to 3000 new words
Career Slide 7 Home Next Back End Documentary Slide 8 Home Next
Back End All social classes attended No women on stage All parts
played by men Including Juliet! The Theater Slide 9 Home Next Back
End The Globe Slide 10 Home Next Back End Built 1598 Made from the
leased Black Friars Theatre Burned during a performance of Henry
Henry VIII. Cannon Rebuilt and opened to the public The Globe
Website: http://www.shakespearesglobe.com/
http://www.shakespearesglobe.com/ The Globe Slide 11 Home Next Back
End The Globe Slide 12 Home Next Back End Romantic : Love (
Sometimes under comedy so 3) History : Focus is a record of what
happend Comedy : Usually hinges on a problem of the heart but ends
happily Tragedy : Tragic hero ( nobility/warrior) has tragic flaw (
character defect) that results in downfall ( usually death)
Three/Four Types of Shakespearenean Plays Slide 13 Home Next Back
End Alls Well That Ends Well As You Like It The Comedy of Errors
Loves Labors Lost Measure for Measure Merchant of Venice The Merry
Wives of Windsor Much Ado About Nothing The Taming of the Shrew
Twelfth Night, Or, What You Will The Two Gentlemen of Verona The
Comedies Slide 14 Home Next Back End Anthony and Cleopatra
Coriolanus Hamlet, Prince of Denmark Julius Caesar King Lear
Macbeth Othello, The Moor of Venice Romeo and Juliet Timon of
Athens Titus Andronicus Troilus and Cressida The Tragedies Slide 15
Home Next Back End Henry IV, Part I Henry IV, Part II Henry V Henry
VI, Part I Henry VI, Part II Henry VI, Part III Henry VIII King
John Richard II Richard III The Histories Slide 16 Home Next Back
End Cymbeline Pericles The Tempest The Two Nobel Kinsmen The
Winters Tale The Late Romances Slide 17 Home Next Back End Retired
in 1611 back to Stratford He died on the way home from the pub
three days before his 52 birthday. His retirement Slide 18 Home
Next Back End Good frend for Iesvs sake forbeare, To digg the dvst
encloased heare. Bleste be man spares thes stones, And cvrst be he
moves my bones. ( Modern spelling: Good friend, for Jesus' sake
forbear, | To dig the dust enclosed here. | Blessed be the man that
spares these stones, | And cursed be he that moves my bones. ) The
epitaph on his grave Slide 19 Home Next Back End In what town was
Shakespeare born? Question 1 Cambridge Stratford Oxford London
Slide 20 Home Next Back End Well done, lets move to the next
question Well done, lets move to the next question Slide 21 Home
Next Back End Ooops ! Thats wrong. Try again. YESNO Ooops ! Thats
wrong. Try again. YESNO Slide 22 Home Next Back End Why was
Shakespeare forced to leave school as a young boy? Question 2 His
school was destroyed His school was destroyed He was too sick His
mother missed him so much His mother missed him so much He had to
help his father in glove-making business He had to help his father
in glove-making business Slide 23 Home Next Back End Well done,
lets move to the next question Well done, lets move to the next
question Slide 24 Home Next Back End Ooops ! Thats wrong. Try
again. YESNO Ooops ! Thats wrong. Try again. YESNO Slide 25 Home
Next Back End How much did Shakespeare write? Question 3 1 play, 38
sonnets and 154 epic narrative poems 1 play, 38 sonnets and 154
epic narrative poems 54 plays, 5 sonnes, and 38 epic narrative
plays 54 plays, 5 sonnes, and 38 epic narrative plays 54 plays, 38
sonnets and 5 epic narrative poems 54 plays, 38 sonnets and 5 epic
narrative poems 38 plays, 154 sonnets, and 2 epic narrative poems
38 plays, 154 sonnets, and 2 epic narrative poems Slide 26 Home
Next Back End Well done, Good job!!!! Well done, Good job!!!! Next
Slide 27 Home Next Back End Ooops ! Thats wrong. Try again. YESNO
Ooops ! Thats wrong. Try again. YESNO Slide 28 Home Next Back End
1. When did Shakespeare write his plays? a.15th and 16th century
b.14th and 15th Century c.16th and 17th Century d.17th and 18th
Century 2.When is Shakespeare's birthday traditionally celebrated?
a.April 1st b.April 12th c.April 21st d.April 23rd A quizz on
Shakespeare Slide 29 Home Next Back End 3.Who did Shakespeare
marry? a.Anne of Cleves b.Anne Hathaway c.Anne Feine d.Anne Ditover
4.What happened to the Globe Theatre in 1613? a.It leaked b.It fell
down c.It was opened d.It burnt down A quizz on Shakespeare Slide
30 Home Next Back End 5. Which of these phrases appears on
Shakespeare's gravestone? a."May the great author rest in piece."
b."He wrote so much that man will take years to understand
everything." c."He arrived on this earth with nothing. When he
died, he left everything to us." d."...curst be he that moves my
bones. 6.Where did Shakespeare retire to? a.London b.Brighton c.USA
d.Stratford-upon-Avon A quizz on Shakespeare Slide 31 Home Next
Back End Check your answers Go back to the test Slide 32 Home Next
Back End Thank you for your attention
