Chapter- The Seven Ages
"All the world's a stage
And all the men and women merely players.
They have their exits and their enterances;
And one man in his time plays many parts,
His acts being seven ages."
(a) how is all the world a stage?
(b)the words 'exits' & 'entrances' are compared to what stages in life?
(c)explain " one man in his time plays many parts".
(d)what happens to a man after the seventh age.
(4 marks)
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Dear Student,
(a) According to the poet, the world is a stage on which men and women act as players. Like the players who come and go, men and women here are also born and die after playing their parts.
(b) Exit refers to death of an individual and entrance implies his birth.
(c) A man's acts can be put into his seven ages and these seven ages are his roles that he plays in his life.
(d) After the seventh stage, the eventful drama of life comes to an end.
Hope this information clears your doubts about this topic.
(a) According to the poet, the world is a stage on which men and women act as players. Like the players who come and go, men and women here are also born and die after playing their parts.
(b) Exit refers to death of an individual and entrance implies his birth.
(c) A man's acts can be put into his seven ages and these seven ages are his roles that he plays in his life.
(d) After the seventh stage, the eventful drama of life comes to an end.
Hope this information clears your doubts about this topic.