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The Seven Ages Quiz

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Explore Shakespeare's life stages

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Explore Shakespeare's life stages

by CRISTY JIMENEZ
1

Which age is described as 'mewling and puking in the nurse's arms'?

2

What age is the schoolboy impatient at going to school?

3

Which age defines the young lover, often dreaming and sighing?

4

Which stage portrays a soldier, busy, wary, and seeking fame?

5

Which age is the 'justice' who wears a formal robe and seeks order?

6

Which stage is called 'Pantaloon' and contrasts youth with aging?

7

What is the final stage called, with ‘second childishness and mere oblivion’?

8

Which line best fits the 'lover' stage?

9

Which is NOT a stage in the seven ages?

10

Which age includes 'sans teeth, sans eyes, sans taste, sans everything'?

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Infant is the first stage, characterized as dependent and sickly.

The schoolboy is described as reluctant to go to school.

The lover is passionate and consumed by love-sickness.

The soldier seeks honour and is brave; often wary.

The justice represents maturity, law, and social order.

Pantaloon signals the foolish old man, pairing wit and age.

The final stage echoes infancy, memory fading.

The lover is consumed by passion, often sighing.

Priest is not among the seven ages described.

This description belongs to the final stage of oblivion.

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