Another Shakespear question...?

Question

I have some quotes... And I need to find what play or sonnet they belong to... Could you help me?

Quote one: "All the worl's a stage, And all the men and women merely players. They have their exis and their entrances, And one man in his time plays many parts, His acts being seven ages"

Quote two: "Methought I was enamour'd of an a ss"

Quote Three: "Et tu, Brute?..."

Quote Four: "Out, damned spot! Out, I say!"

Quote five: To die; to sleep, perchance to dream.

Quote six: "This sheath; there rust, and let me die."

Answer 1

Going from memory so here goes.
1 Midsummers nights dream
2 Midsummers nights dream
3 Juleius Ceasar
4 Macbeth
5 Romeo and Juliet ( not sure on this one )
6 Romeo and Juliet

Answer 2

1: As You Like It
2: Midsummer Night's Dream
3: Julius Cesar (JC to Brutus)
4 Macbeth (Lady Macbeth speaking)
5 Macbeth (his soliloquy)
6 Don't know that one

Answer 3

in my view i observed the relationship with Lucy and Jude's call after the Beatles and that i additionally knew that Sebastian and Viola the place Shakespeare names yet with that suggested i do no longer think of a great form of human beings will make the relationship except they enjoyed that accepted form of factor. while they become previous i do no longer think of the toddlers there age could no except they have been interpreting it for college, they could finally make the relationship top away. She it quite is not that obtrusive. I additionally think of which you have placed a great form of thought into this and its a funky way on your toddlers to experience linked to a minimum of one yet another by applying the hobbies of the two mothers and fathers. So think of in case you love the names and that they have got some style of meaning to then you definitely you definately use it ! Viola Josephine Scarlett <-- is a good call i think of you mustn't call a boy Deacon via fact it quite is quite obtrusive with the call Bishop as a brother. I quite could have picked to call a son Deacon over Bishop yet considering that i don't have a say on that. i think of Deacon is a good call yet its to cheesy with Bishop even however he is going by applying his middle call. ( Bishop is quite cool, does no longer of seen it by applying myself yet i do no longer think of any of my childrens ought to pull if off - its cool to work out on somebody else's youngster however ) i think of you ought to do a subject together with his middle call Oliver - Oliver Twist ?

Answer 4

1. All the world's a stage From As You Like It (II, vii, 139-143)

2. Midsummers nights dream

3. "Et tu, Brute From Julius Caesar (III, i, 77)

4. Out, damned spot! Out, I say From Macbeth (V, i, 38)

5. To die, to sleep;
To sleep; perchance to dream: William Shakespeare Hamlet (V, i.).

6. O happy dagger!
This is thy sheath; there rust, and let me die
Romeo and Juliet (V, iii, 169-170)

Answer 5

The first one is comes from Hamlet, the third is said by julius Caesar before he dies. Four is said by Lady Macbeth, Five comes from Hamlet's soliloquoy. That's all I know

Answer 6

Actually, I think #1 is Hamlet - check to be sure

Answer 7

Q1: As You Like It 2/7
Q2: A Midsummer Night's Dream 4/1
Q3: Julius Caesar (III, i, 77)
Q4: Macbeth (V, i, 38)
Q5: To die,--to sleep;--
To sleep! perchance to dream
(Act III, Scene 1)
Q6: This is thy sheath; there rust, and let me die.
Romeo and Juliet (V, iii, 169-170)

Answer 8

well i don't know this answer but you can go to this site
www.sparknotes.com
i hope this will help you.

Answer 9

othello