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In "All the World's a Stage," to what does Shakespeare compare life? A. a play B. an audience C. a prop D. a theater
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In "All the World's a Stage," to what does Shakespeare compare life? A. a play B. an audience C. a prop D. a theater

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A. Shakespeare was comparing life to a play, suggesting we're all actors.
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