Vocabulary from Act 2

What is the meaning of the word 'soliloquy' as used in Act 2?

• A soliloquy is a speech in which a character expresses their thoughts and feelings to themselves.

• A soliloquy is a type of poem written in stanzas.

• A soliloquy is a speech delivered to an audience.

• A soliloquy is a dialogue between two characters.

Identify a key theme introduced in Act 2.

• Resolution

• Conflict

• Isolation

• Unity

What character demonstrates a significant change in Act 2?

• Ophelia

• Hamlet

• Polonius

• Claudius

Explain the significance of the term 'foreshadowing' in the context of Act 2.

• Foreshadowing in Act 2 hints at future events, building tension and anticipation for the audience.

• Foreshadowing in Act 2 serves as a comedic element.

• Foreshadowing in Act 2 reveals the characters' backstories.

• Foreshadowing in Act 2 provides a summary of previous events.

Which event in Act 2 serves as a turning point for the protagonist?

• The protagonist's encounter with a mentor.

• The protagonist's celebration of a victory.

• The protagonist's confrontation with their fears.

• The protagonist's discovery of a hidden treasure.

Define 'dramatic irony' and provide an example from Act 2.

• An example of dramatic irony in Act 2 is when Juliet is unaware that Romeo is secretly listening to her declaration of love, while the audience knows he is present.

• Dramatic irony is when the audience is confused about the characters' intentions.

• An example is when Romeo reveals his love for Juliet to her face.

• Dramatic irony occurs when a character knows something the audience does not.

What role does 'conflict' play in the development of Act 2?

• Conflict only serves to create tension without character growth.

• Conflict is essential for character development and advancing the plot.

• Conflict is irrelevant to the plot and character arcs.

• Conflict is primarily used for comic relief in Act 2.

Name a symbol that appears in Act 2 and explain its meaning.

• The mirror

• The rose

• The crown

• The dagger

How does the setting in Act 2 contribute to the overall mood of the play?

• The setting in Act 2 has no impact on the mood of the play.

• The setting in Act 2 contributes to a mood of suspense and tension.

• The setting in Act 2 contributes to a feeling of nostalgia and warmth.

• The setting in Act 2 creates a cheerful and lighthearted atmosphere.

What is the importance of dialogue in revealing character motivations in Act 2?

• Dialogue only serves to advance the plot in Act 2.

• Dialogue in Act 2 is primarily used for comic relief rather than character development.

• Character motivations are revealed solely through actions, not dialogue.

• Dialogue is crucial in Act 2 as it reveals character motivations through their expressions, conflicts, and relationships.