During the english renaissance, for what was william shakespeare famous?
writing plays
painting the mona lisa
marble sculpture
architecture

He was famous for writing plays.

Explanation:

He wrote Romeo and Juliet so yeah...

Writing plays

The reason why "writing plays" would be the correct answer because this is what William Shakespeare was known for doing the English Renaissance.

Shakespeare is known for writing many plays, some of those plays include Hamlet, Romeo and Juliet, etc.

In the course of William Shakespeare's life, he wrote 38 plays.

When he was writing his plays, he had a goal in mind that he wanted to make the characters in the plays very complex, in which made people interested in seeing the plays since it's different than any other plays.

He also made his plays off of comedy and tragedy at the same time. That also made people more interested in his works.

"Painting the Mona Lisa" is INCORRECT because he DID NOT paint the Mona Lisa, Leonardo da Vinci did. This makes the answer choice incorrect.

"Marble sculpture" is INCORRECT because William Shakespeare was no where near or interested in marble sculpture. Other people did marble sculptures, but not him. This makes this answer choice incorrect.

"Architecture" is INCORRECT because William Shakespeare was not an architect, in which he wouldn't be known for architecture. This makes this answer choice incorrect.

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