In the first sentence, what does the author mean by the phrase “sounds most”?

He uses it with striking to say it has a strong effect

In the last paragraph, what does “neglect of punctilious exactness” mean?

showing a lack of attention to detail

How does the author explain Hamlet’s interaction with Ophelia?

Hamlet’s behavior toward her did not reflect his feelings.

Which quote from the first paragraph supports the author’s purpose for writing thisselection?

“Hamlet is remarkable for the ingenuity... of character.”

What effect on the reader does the author wish to achieve by his frequent use of “we”?

assumption that text is directed to reader and author

How does paragraph 2 of the selection contribute to the author’s purpose?

It explains why Hamlet behaves the way he does in the play.

Which statement provides an objective summary of the author's attitude toward the play?

He admires Shakespeare's ability to create flawed characters

How does, “the characters think, and speak, and act” help to refine the author’s idea?

demonstrates parallel structure that shows systematic order

What is the role of the figurative language in the first paragraph?

Simile suggests the realistic setting

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1
In the first sentence, what does the author mean by the phrase “sounds most”?
He means that many people are familiar with the play.
He uses it with striking to say it has a strong effect
that the play has the same tone as Shakespeare’s other plays
He uses it with reflections to show the power of memory
2
In the last paragraph, what does “neglect of punctilious exactness” mean?
demonstrating the ability to behave well
demonstrating the ability to be on time
showing a lack of attention to detail
showing an inability to work with others
3
How does the author explain Hamlet’s interaction with Ophelia?
Hamlet was unable to explain to her what was wrong with him
Hamlet wanted to be cruel to her but was changed by family
Hamlet was couldn't have relationship because of disapproval
Hamlet’s behavior toward her did not reflect his feelings.
4
Which quote from the first paragraph supports the author’s purpose for writing thisselection?
“Hamlet is remarkable for the ingenuity... of character.”
“Other... writers give us very fine versions...of nature.”
“Lear is distinguished by the greatest depth of passion.”
“There is no set purpose, no straining at a point.”
5
What effect on the reader does the author wish to achieve by his frequent use of “we”?
assumption that text is directed to reader and author
feeling that the author is arrogant in stating his opinion
a feeling of being persuaded to adopt author’s point of view
the author is speaking from uncommon point of view
6
How does paragraph 2 of the selection contribute to the author’s purpose?
It gives more details about the events of the play.
It explains why Hamlet behaves the way he does in the play.
It conveys specific details about Shakespeare as a child.
It demonstrates why Hamlet is classified as a villain.
7
Which statement provides an objective summary of the author's attitude toward the play?
He admires Shakespeare's ability to create flawed characters
He admires the play because of its fantastical nature.
He admires the development of a precise, historical setting
He admires the innovative ways Shakespeare handled politics
8
How does, “the characters think, and speak, and act” help to refine the author’s idea?
demonstrates sequential order of the characters' actions
contradicts Shakespeare's attempt to portray chaos
demonstrates parallel structure that shows systematic order
perpetuates an imaginary idyll that contradicts the chaos
9
What is the role of the figurative language in the first paragraph?
Oxymoron gives order to the disorder of the play
Onomatopoeia imitates the mood of the scene
Simile suggests the realistic setting
Metaphors emphasize the characters' observations

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