To determine the meanings of the archaic words from Shakespeare's time, we analyze the provided options:

1. **art**: This is an archaic form of "are." Thus, it does not mean "aren't."
2. **thou**: This is directly the second-person singular pronoun, equivalent to "you."
3. **ay**: This is an affirmative response, meaning "yes."
4. **‘tis**: This is a contraction of "it is," not "it was."

### Final Answer
The two correct answers are:
- **b. thou = you**
- **c. ay = yes**

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To determine the meanings of the archaic words from Shakespeare's time, we analyze the provided options:

1. **art**: This is an archaic form of "are." Thus, it does not mean "aren't."
2. **thou**: This is directly the second-person singular pronoun, equivalent to "you."
3. **ay**: This is an affirmative response, meaning "yes."
4. **‘tis**: This is a contraction of "it is," not "it was."

### Final Answer
The two correct answers are:
- **b. thou = you**
- **c. ay = yes**

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To determine the meanings of the archaic words from Shakespeare's time, we analyze the provided options:

1. **art**: This is an archaic form of "are." Thus, it does not mean "aren't."
2. **thou**: This is directly the second-person singular pronoun, equivalent to "you."
3. **ay**: This is an affirmative response, meaning "yes."
4. **‘tis**: This is a contraction of "it is," not "it was."

### Final Answer
The two correct answers are:
- **b. thou = you**
- **c. ay = yes**

What do these archaic words used in Shakespeare's time mean? (Two correct answers.) a. art = aren't b. thou = you c. ay = yes d. ‘tis = it was

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What do these archaic words used in Shakespeare's time mean? (Two correct answers.)

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