Shakespeare Character or Pharmaceutical Drug?

You don't have to be a Shakespearean scholar or prescription drug enthusiast to do well on today's quiz. But if you're one or the other, it'd probably help.

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Caliban

Shakespeare Character

Pharmaceutical Drug

ANSWER: The familiar, monstrous, and monstrously familiar antagonist of The Tempest. The familiar, monstrous, and monstrously familiar antagonist of The Tempest.

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Diovan

Shakespeare Character

Pharmaceutical Drug

ANSWER: Treats high blood pressure through a process I can't even begin to comprehend. Treats high blood pressure through a process I can't even begin to comprehend.

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Lantus

Shakespeare Character

Pharmaceutical Drug

ANSWER: Otherwise known as "insulin glargine," it's an analogue for the anti-diabetes hormone. Otherwise known as "insulin glargine," it's an analogue for the anti-diabetes hormone.

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Reglan

Shakespeare Character

Pharmaceutical Drug

ANSWER: Treats nausea, vomiting, migraines, and other symptoms of bad Shakespearean productions. Treats nausea, vomiting, migraines, and other symptoms of bad Shakespearean productions.

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Antenor

Shakespeare Character

Pharmaceutical Drug

ANSWER: A commander in Shakespeare's Trojan War "problem play," Troilus and Cressida. A commander in Shakespeare's Trojan War "problem play," Troilus and Cressida.

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Zetia

Shakespeare Character

Pharmaceutical Drug

ANSWER: Battles cholesterol by making it harder for the intestine to absorb it. Nifty! Battles cholesterol by making it harder for the intestine to absorb it. Nifty!

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Abarelix

Shakespeare Character

Pharmaceutical Drug

ANSWER: This reduces testosterone production, which is actually useful in fighting prostate cancer. This reduces testosterone production, which is actually useful in fighting prostate cancer.

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Philostrate

Shakespeare Character

Pharmaceutical Drug

ANSWER: The guy in charge of approving entertainment for Theseus's court in A Midsummer Night's Dream. The guy in charge of approving entertainment for Theseus's court in A Midsummer Night's Dream.

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