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Richard III
William Shakespeare
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Act I, scene ii
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Act I, scene iv
Act II, scenes i–ii
Act II, scenes iii–iv
Act III, scene i
Act III, scenes ii–iv
Act III, scenes v–vii
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Act V, scenes vii–viii
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Richard III
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1
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What is Richard's implied goal in his opening monologue?
To get married
To make himself king
To run away
To win a war
2
of 5
What has Richard done to make Edward suspicious of Clarence?
Forged letters
Planted stolen items
Planted bombs
Planted rumors
3
of 5
Where is Clarence taken after Edward becomes suspicious of him?
The Tower of London
A castle in Sussex
Hampton Court Palace
The seaside
4
of 5
Who was earlier imprisoned in the Tower of London but has since been freed?
Elizabeth
Edward
Richard
Lord Hastings
5
of 5
Who was Lady Anne previously married to?
Henry VI's son
Henry VI
Henry VI's brother
Henry V
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