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Which Shakespeare play can be summarized as:
Two sets of twins turn the town of Ephesus upside down.
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| "The Comedy of Errors" |
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| "The Taming of the Shrew" |
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| "King Henry IV, Part 1" |
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"The Comedy of Errors" is a Comedy. It is summarized as:
Egeon, about to be executed for unlawfully entering Ephesus, tells the sad tale of his search for his twin sons and wife. The Duke agrees to spare him if his family is found. Meanwhile, his twin sons, both of whom are named Antipholus, and their servants, both of whom are named Dromio, are actually in Ephesus, each unaware that he even has a twin. After a series of hilarious events involving mistaken identity almost ending in catastrophe, the twins are reunited with their mother and father, and realise their relation to each other.
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The correct answer was "The Comedy of Errors"
"The Comedy of Errors" is a Comedy. It is summarized as:
Egeon, about to be executed for unlawfully entering Ephesus, tells the sad tale of his search for his twin sons and wife. The Duke agrees to spare him if his family is found. Meanwhile, his twin sons, both of whom are named Antipholus, and their servants, both of whom are named Dromio, are actually in Ephesus, each unaware that he even has a twin. After a series of hilarious events involving mistaken identity almost ending in catastrophe, the twins are reunited with their mother and father, and realise their relation to each other.
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