Was the Globe ?
Correct answer: B. An Elizabethan Theater.
- A. A Roman Amphitheater.
- B. An Elizabethan Theater.
- C. An Elizabethan sports stadium.
- D. A famous map of the world.
Explanation
The Globe was an Elizabethan theatre associated with Shakespeare’s acting company, the Lord Chamberlain’s Men. It was a playhouse, not a Roman amphitheatre or a sports stadium.
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