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Match the following words with their meanings:
Bestir = Get moving Councillor = Adviser or member of the king's council Furze = A shrub Rapt = Engrossed
Match the following words with their meanings:
Mischance of the hour = Impending disaster Wide-chopped = Bigmouthed Fain = Willingly Pitch = A tarlike substance used for waterproofing ships
Match the following words with their meanings:
Full poor cell = Very humble dwelling Piece of virtue = Model of chastity Temporal royalties = Worldly powers Durst = Dared
Match the following words with their meanings:
Bootless inquisition = Useless inquiry Sans bound = Without limit Butt = Barrel or tub Decked = Adorned
Match the following words with their meanings:
Stuffs = Materials Princes = Royal children Omit = Fail to take advantage of Litter = Give birth to
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Test your knowledge of Shakespearean language and vocabulary with this quiz! Can you decipher the meanings of words like "bestir" and "councillor"? Challenge yourself and see how well you know the unique phrases and expressions from Shakespeare's plays.
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