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Which of the following is a tragedy by William Shakespeare?

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English Language & LiteratureEnglish LiteratureAuthors, Works & Literary TermsWilliam ShakespeareTragedies

Which of the following is a tragedy by William Shakespeare?

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  • A (Macbeth):
    Macbeth follows ambition, murder and the downfall of its central character; it is one of Shakespeare’s major tragedies.
  • B (As You Like It):
    As You Like It is a pastoral comedy, not a tragedy.
  • C (Twelfth Night):
    Twelfth Night is a romantic comedy involving mistaken identity, not a tragedy.
  • D (A Midsummer Night’s Dream):
    A Midsummer Night’s Dream is a comedy featuring lovers and fairies, not a tragedy.
KEY TAKEAWAY
Other major Shakespearean tragedies include Hamlet, Othello and King Lear.

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