Who wrote: "To be or not to be. That is the question"?
Correct answer: William Shakespeare
KylieRose2018
its really interesting how a bit of history is explained after each question. love it
Player #3134516
are they easy ? dang I thought I was a genius !
Cazzie1304
Love Shakespeare. My fave is Romeo & Juliet
IrascibleBunny57452
cool and fun game. music is relaxing my stress.I 💙 it👍
Player #3619518
Player #282289, Just change the difficulty in yor settings
N4n1_49
Wow amazing didn’t know
Player #4501514
I did it!
Scuta R3dd Mama
I was born on 23 April & I always wanted 2 know abt Shakespeare. This is such a coincidence
WOW
Player #4488460
he is a genius
Kind and lovely
Katie says she doesn’t know what that means.
Dee
it seems like I was not born.
Manuel
these words are wise hail to William Shakespeare
Trish
now I know:)
JENNIE
i just guessed lol and it was right 🤌🏻
Splat
Splat, he was good at what he did
littlebit
Romeo Romeo where art tho Romeo. didn't care for it in highschool
littlebit
im sorry I don't care for this
icey
KylieRose2018, same
Jojo
Ğreat bit of info
vevo
I love Romeo and Juliet too
vevo
me too I love Romeo and Juliet
Lorena Fleming
Good
As 🆕
penina
its amazing and bring knoweldge to read poet
ia
wiiiam shakespeare "To be or not to be"
Player #127909749
غ يا
werty
Hello geometry
fart
to be or not to be that is the question
ryleigh and lilo
there way to easy like watching to easy
Player #149876504
love to read hostory
Dexter_Claude6
I like the quote
🏵Black Beauty 🏵
so easy
because the name shakesspare was popular
rarosa
i love the feature that explains each question with a short and interesting story
الخدره
الخدره, في أحمد
Castra
These were the words.
The play is"Hamlet"
Player #140933267
اري
ن. الرمز
candy
I think I'm really going to like this Tricia game. I also like the history lessons or
neinone
I got to see the theater that his plays were performed
Virtika
Geeta some where Indian
JuSt Me.
Some people say he stole his ideas from others but we shall never know.
Roya/Fiecer
I have read all of William Shakespeare’s books and in Hamlet it says “To be or not to be. That is the question”