The miracle of Shakespeare is that, as Jan Kott once put it, he is always our contemporary. Shakespeare, it has to be said, can be deadly dull. It's not his fault, but ours. Four hundred years ago the ear of the English populace was an organ trained by obligatory attendance at church, where you would listen, willy nilly, to two-hour sermons. They were world-class listeners, the Elizabethans and Jacobeans.
Nothing is more certain.
Be warned - in the style of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire, the questions increase in difficulty. Score one for the first question, two for the second and so on up to 10.