Hamlet Act 3

Identify the speaker of  “To be or not to be---that is the question…"

• Ophelia
• Claudius
• Hamlet
• Gertrude

Who is the ONLY one who believes OPHELIA to be the cause of Hamlet's madness?

• Polonius
• Claudius
• Gertrude
• Ophelia

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Hamlet decides to tell the actors to perform the story of his father's killing,so that

• the ghost will not be upset.
• Hamlet will remember what happened.
• Hamlet can watch how King Claudius acts when he sees it performed.
• the guilty person won't suspect anyone knows what happend

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At the end of Scene I, King Claudius has decided to

• have Hamlet put to death in Denmark
• ship Hamlet out of the country to England
• have Rosencrantz and Guidenstern kill Hamlet
• have Fortinbras kill Hamlet

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Prince Hamlet suspects that

• Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are guilty of killing his father.
• Rosencrantz and Guildentern were sent for to check up on him.
• Rosenctantz and Guildenstern will not break their promise to the King and Queen.
• he will get no pleasure from the actors.

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Claudius:

• is innocent of murder
• is guilty of murder
• begs Gertrude for mercy
• enjoyed the play

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Horatio:

• is the only person Hamlet confides in
• accompanies Hamlet to England
• flees to Denmark
• is in love with Ophelia

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A character speaking his/her thoughts aloud, when no other characters can hear, is called a:

• speech
• stanza
• soliloquy
• flashback

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Gertrude tells Claudius she thinks Hamlet's changed behavior is because:

• Hamlet suspects them of murdering his father.

• His unrequited love of Ophelia.

• of his father's death and their hasty marriage

• His desire to return to Wittenberg.

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Hamlet's real cause for rage is that

• he cannot do anything about his own feelings.
• he has done nothing to revenge his father's killing.
• he feels more and more gloomy.
• actors pretend to show their feelings.

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