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Hamlet Week 2 Term 4 Lesson 2
"To be or not to be"
"Listen to many, speak to few" Speaker and Act
Hamlet Week 2 Term 4 Lesson 2
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"Listen to many, speak to few" Speaker and Act
Polonius Act V
Polonius Act II
Polonius Act III
Polonius Act I
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"To be or not to be"
Hamlet Act I after the ghost
Hamlet Act I after Gertrude's plea
Hamlet Act III beginning of the nunnery scene
Hamlet Act III Claudius at prayer
3
Horatio's steadfast loyalty foregrounds the falsity show by Rosencrantz and Guildenstern.
False
True
4
"The lady doth protest too much, methinks" Identify the speaker
Hamlet
Gertrude
Ophelia
Polonius
5
"Oh this too too sullied flesh would melt" Speaker and Act
Hamlet Act I
Hamlet Act V
Hamlet Act III
Hamlet Act IV
6
"Oh what a rogue and peasant slave am I..."
Hamlet Soliloquy #2 Act I
Hamlet Soliloquy #4 Act III
Hamlet Soliloquy #3 Act II
Hamlet Soliloquy #1 Act I
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"sulfurous and tormenting flames (of purgatory)"This quote relates to the theme :
surveillance and trust
revenge, action, inaction
appearance and reality
Mortality, Humanity, and Fate
8
Polonius is a minor, but important character, motivated by self-interest and is a political survivor.
True
False
9
"Revenge should have no bounds" Speaker and Act
Laertes Act III
Hamlet Act I
Laertes Act V
Claudius Act II
10
Hamlet uses the following language:
imagery
classical allusions
poetry
sophisticated language structures
11
"O all you host of heaven"
Hamlet Act I after the ghost
Hamlet Act III beginning of the nunnery scene
Hamlet Act I after Gertrude's plea
Hamlet Act III Claudius at prayer
12
"The lady doth protest too much, methinks" identify the theme
religion
women and sex
mortality, humanity, and fate
appearance and reality
13
Consequently, by the end of the play....character X does something......
punctuation
analysis of representations
language choices
14
"Madness in great ones must not unwatched go" Speaker and Act
Claudius Act I
Gertrude Act I
Gertrude Act IV
Claudius Act III
15
Identify the speaker and Act : "sulfurous and tormenting flames (of purgatory)"
The Ghost Act I
Claudius Act II
Hamlet Act III
Gertrude Act I
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"Now I might do it pat...."
Hamlet Act I after the ghost
Hamlet Act III beginning of the nunnery scene
Hamlet Act I after Gertrude's plea
Hamlet Act III Claudius at prayer
