Question

—shakespeare: the world as stage, bill bryson
what does this passage reveal about william shakespeare the playwright?
shakespeare does not use enough words to create the setting and fully engage the audience.
shakespeares plays are captivating, even though he uses so many words.
shakespeare masterfully sets the scene with words; he does not need scenery or effects.
shakespeares plays suffer from the lack of scenery on the stage.

Explanation:

Shakespeare is renowned for his ability to vividly create settings and engage audiences through his masterful use of language. His plays often rely on words rather than elaborate scenery to transport the audience to different times and places.

Answer:

Shakespeare masterfully sets the scene with words; he does not need scenery or effects.