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Identify the historical plays not written by Shakespeare: A. Henry the Third B. Richard the Third C. Richard the Second D. Henry the
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Identify the historical plays not written by Shakespeare:
A. Henry the Third B. Richard the Third C. Richard the Second D. Henry the Fifth E. Richard the Fifth

A.

A and C only

B.

C and E only

C.

D and B only

D.

A and E only

Correct option is D

The correct answer is (d) A and E only. Henry the Third and Richard the Fifth are not plays written by William Shakespeare. Shakespeare wrote several historical plays, but Henry the Third and Richard the Fifth are not part of his canon.
Information Booster:
1. Shakespeare's historical plays include works such as:
· Richard the Third (B)
· Richard the Second (C)
· Henry the Fifth (D)
2. Shakespeare did not write plays titled Henry the Third or Richard the Fifth. There is no historical figure named "Richard the Fifth" in English history.
Additional Information:
· A. Henry the Third: No such play by Shakespeare. He did not write about Henry III of England.
· E. Richard the Fifth: No such king or play by Shakespeare; this is a fictional title.

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