Swear Like Shakespeare Entry Lesson Quiz

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Swear Like Shakespeare Entry Lesson Quiz
Edward Mather
Quiz by Edward Mather, updated more than 1 year ago
Edward Mather
Created by Edward Mather about 4 years ago
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Question 1

Question
Which clue is not for an ough word?
Answer
  • used by farmers in a field
  • when you have had your fill
  • the end part of a sleeve
  • he woke up with a hangover and felt bad

Question 2

Question
Which word is spelt wrongly?
Answer
  • forethought
  • thoroughly
  • Edinburgh
  • drowt

Question 3

Question
Which is an extended noun phrase?
Answer
  • nasty, vicious necromancer
  • a cool craze
  • slowly, carefully moving
  • a marvellous win

Question 4

Question
Which extended noun phrase is wrong?
Answer
  • hungry, cold beggar
  • silent, deadly poison
  • rough, dirty room
  • sleazy corrupt politician

Question 5

Question
Spot the hidden verb...
Answer
  • frog coat morning
  • Tuesday jackal propeller
  • Cordelia rhubarb icon
  • hopeful Christmas heartache

Question 6

Question
Spot the hidden noun...
Answer
  • truthfully spending heated
  • risen fried collaborating
  • suited flowering hardly
  • cold jocular defend

Question 7

Question
Which of these is not a play by William Shakespeare?
Answer
  • The Tragedy of Othello the Moor of Venice
  • Much Ado About Nothing
  • The Cat in the Hat
  • All's Well That Ends Well
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