Answer: I am not sure what facts you learned about Shakespeare in the "lesson", but I will include some facts below that you can sort through and use whatever ones you would like.
Step-by-step explanation:
1. Out of the 27 moons that orbit Uranus, only 2 of them are not named after the characters in Shakespeare's plays. For example, Oberon and Titania are two moons, named after the king and queen of Shakespeare's "Midsummer Night's Dream".
2. In addition to writing numerous plays and sonnets, it is suspected that Shakespeare had also been an actor in the depictions of his work. One of the most famous suspicions is that he plays the ghost in Hamlet, which is meant to create a tense setting and fuel the play's conflict.
3. It is rumored that Shakespeare "cursed" his grave to prevent anyone from moving his remains if the cemetery was too crowded, which was not an uncommon occurrence.
4. Shakespeare began to write his sonnets after the plague of the 1590s shut down all of the theaters in England.
5. Hamlet is Shakespeare's longest play as it contains an estimated 4,167 lines. It is said to take nearly four hours to perform.
Hope this helps!