lan,as agidak parçaya góre playiniz. Many people claim that the enduring popularity of Sha Kespeare is a testimony to his relevan ce, and that, he has made major contributions to the English language The chara cterization in Shakespeare also stands out, making Shakespeare relevant on a persona I level to many people His plays continue to be performed not because he is famous but because his cha racters feel very vivid and alive to viewers. While they may be kings queens and princes, they struggle with the same issues that many playgoers do Most people can associate with their multidimensional, humar character zations on the stage.The stories of Shakespeare are timeless as proved by the fact that many of the themes which he deals with come up again and again in modern literat re, film and theatre. 29. It is clear from the passage that Shakespeare's A) themes no longer appeal to the audiences as they are short-lived B) stories and characters are far from being realistic C) plays hardly reflect the problems that the modern people cope with D)popularit has never died out due to his vivid characterization and enduring themes E popularity is due to his fame rather than his relevance 30 understand from the passage that modern viewers A) go to Shakespeare'plays because of his fame as a playwright identify with Shakespeare's characters to figure out the messages given in Shakespear any connection between their own stories in Shakespeal complies E)lived Shakespeare's language spearers in plicated 31. The focus of the passage is on __ playgoers who like to watch shakespeare' queens who spearer plays the English plays

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lan,as agidak parçaya góre playiniz. Many people claim that the enduring popularity of Sha Kespeare is a testimony to his relevan ce, and that, he has made major contributions to the English language The chara cterization in Shakespeare also stands out, making Shakespeare relevant on a persona I level to many people His plays continue to be performed not because he is famous but because his cha racters feel very vivid and alive to viewers. While they may be kings queens and princes, they struggle with the same issues that many playgoers do Most people can associate with their multidimensional, humar character zations on the stage.The stories of Shakespeare are timeless as proved by the fact that many of the themes which he deals with come up again and again in modern literat re, film and theatre. 29. It is clear from the passage that Shakespeare's A) themes no longer appeal to the audiences as they are short-lived B) stories and characters are far from being realistic C) plays hardly reflect the problems that the modern people cope with D)popularit has never died out due to his vivid characterization and enduring themes E popularity is due to his fame rather than his relevance 30 understand from the passage that modern viewers A) go to Shakespeare'plays because of his fame as a playwright identify with Shakespeare's characters to figure out the messages given in Shakespear any connection between their own stories in Shakespeal complies E)lived Shakespeare's language spearers in plicated 31. The focus of the passage is on __ playgoers who like to watch shakespeare' queens who spearer plays the English plays

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29. D) has never died out due to his vivid characterization and enduring themes30. B) identify with Shakespeare's characters31. C) Shakespeare's contributions to the English language

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## Step 1The first question (29) asks us to identify the correct statement about Shakespeare based on the passage. The passage emphasizes Shakespeare's enduring popularity, his contributions to the English language, and his realistic characterization. The correct answer should reflect these points.## Step 2The second question (30) asks us to understand the reason why modern viewers watch Shakespeare's plays. The passage suggests that people watch his plays not because of his fame, but because his characters feel very vivid and alive to viewers.## Step 3The third question (31) asks us to identify the main focus of the passage. The passage discusses Shakespeare's contributions to the English language, his realistic characterization, and his enduring popularity.

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