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Follow the steps to complete your video guide form accurately.

1. Click the ‘Get Form’ button to access the form and open it in the editor.
2. Begin with the first section by providing five facts known about Shakespeare. Make sure to elaborate on each fact in the provided fields.
3. In the next field, list two subjects that Shakespeare wrote about that contribute to his work's contemporary relevance. Be concise but informative.
4. Address why theaters were regularly closed down by providing details in the designated text box.
5. Explain how attending plays served as a common experience between different social classes.
6. Provide information on why performances were typically held in the afternoons.
7. Describe what theaters relied on for 'scenery' instead of elaborate sets.
8. Delve into the elegance of the actors' costumes and explain why they were designed that way.
9. Indicate the color that those under the rank of count or countess were legally prohibited from wearing.
10. Discuss how the theater during Shakespeare’s time resembled modern show business.
11. Explain why city officials held a disfavor towards the theaters.
12. Identify who was not permitted to appear on stage.
13. State one of the main components audiences and critics wanted to see in performances.
14. Name the most popular playwright in Shakespeare’s time.
15. Identify who played the roles of women in the performances.
16. Specify who was the Queen during Shakespeare’s lifetime.
17. Discuss why playhouses thrived during Shakespeare’s era.
18. Explain why Queen Elizabeth never married.
19. Describe how Shakespeare’s 'Romeo and Juliet' set itself apart from other plays of his time.
20. Elucidate the relationship between Romeo and Juliet.
21. Address why Romeo chose to poison himself at the end of the play.
22. Bonus: Name two modern actors who appeared in 'Shakespeare in the Classroom.'
23. Once you have completed all sections, review your responses for accuracy. You can then save changes, download, print, or share the completed form.

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