A) Typhoid/typhus fever, which might have been circulating in Stratford in the spring of 1616.

Wrong. While much research focuses on the fact Shakespeare might have caught
typhoid or typhus or another type of fever much of this speculation was based on
conjecture and the possibility Shakespeare signed a shaky signature on his will a
month or two before he died. The ‘shaky signature’ hypothesis has been mostly
debunked by researchers at the National Archives in London. For a complete
researched review of the ‘shaky signature’ conjecture and Archival findings please go to the latest research studying Shakespeare’s death at
www.shakespearesdeath.com