The Complete Guide to Shakespeare's Best Plays

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In this guide, you'll find everything you need to teach six of Shakespeare's greatest plays- those most frequently used in the high-school curriculum. This powerful resource offers thorough synopses, complete background information, language and comprehension activities, text explications, and supplementary activities, all in a handy, easy-to-use reproducible format. Comprehension questions, quizzes, and a final test are provided for each play. A complete answer key is included in the back.

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