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Twelfth Night

William Shakespeare

Context Quiz

1 of 5
Shakespeare probably wrote Twelfth Night ___ of his career.

2 of 5
What is Twelfth Night's alternate title?

3 of 5
What holiday is the term "twelfth night" probably a reference to?

4 of 5
Along with As You Like It and The Merchant of Venice, Twelfth Night is referred to as one of Shakespeare's so-called ___ plays.

5 of 5
Many of the elements in the play seem to be drawn from which earlier work?

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1 of 5 Shakespeare probably wrote Twelfth Night ___ of his career.

2 of 5 What is Twelfth Night's alternate title?

3 of 5 What holiday is the term "twelfth night" probably a reference to?

4 of 5 Along with As You Like It and The Merchant of Venice, Twelfth Night is referred to as one of Shakespeare's so-called ___ plays.

5 of 5 Many of the elements in the play seem to be drawn from which earlier work?