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Test, Act #1

AB
dispositionmood
hitherhere
loathedhated
mistemperedmade for evil purpose
nimblequick
prodigiousfeeling that evil may come; ominous
rankoffensive; corrupt
saucyoverbearing; insulting
supseats; dines
thitherforward
valiantbrave; noble
yonderover there
When did William Shakespeare and his partners build the Globe Theater?in 1599
Where did they build the Globe Theater?in a London suburb named Southwark
The Globe was what kind of building?a 3-story building
When did the owners of the theater raise a flag from the flag pole on the top of the hut?on the days of performances
The globe enclosed an _______ courtyardopen
The theater patrons named this courtyard what?The pit
Nearly half the theater-goers stood on the ground around the stage; they were called ____________?Groundlings
Groundlings were a rowdy bunch, eating, talking, and yelling out anything which took their fancy at the moment: TRUE or FALSETrue
audience members who paid more for expensive tickets could sit in the _________________?galleries
these members were protected from the sun and rain by a ________ roofthatched
paintings of the _____________________ covered the underside of the roofsky, heaven, moon, stars
no one wne to the theater when?at night
there were no electric stage lights, and the stage was in the middle of the ______________-, lighted by sun.audience
most of the actions of the play took place on the ________main stage
the trap door could be opened to allow scenes in which _____________ & ___________ would appear or disappear. As in a famous scene from _________.ghosts; demons; Hamlet
There was a ______________ cut into the main stage floortrap door
In the back of the main stage, was a small room called the _________inner below
in Shakespeare's times no __________ acted in plays, which is probably the main reason there are many more men's than women's parts in his playswomen
There was also not scenery and very few _________props
in __________ the old Globe Theater burned to the ground after being set on fire by a spark from a cannon during a performance of _______1613. Henry the 8th


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