English, 11.11.2021 03:10 diamond2738

2) If this article had a heading for a section entitled Weaknesses in Shakespeare's Greatest Plays that would come after Section IV, what would you expect to see in that
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A) a survey of reviews of Shakespeare's plays in performance today
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B) a description of some of the historical controversies of Shakespeare's day
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C) a list of interesting facts from what little we know of Shakespeare's
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D) a few examples of unsuccessful parts of some of Shakespeare's most
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