ENGLISH HIGH SCHOOL

In addition to his success as a playwright William Shakespeare was well known asA. an actor and 4 owner.
B. a printer and newspaper publisher.

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Answer 1
Answer: An Actor, I believe. 

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i think that the answer might be B.alive and alert if not sorry

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the answer is B.Alive and alert

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This is True

However, they had different places and seats in the theaters as the upper classes had seats while the lower ones usually had to stand in the middle.

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we have to see the question first so maybe thats why there not answering and this is for helping you out on your school work or home work

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Their for the first one Its for the second one

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