Exploring Hamlet: Acts 1-3

What is the significance of the ghost in Act 1?

• The ghost signifies unresolved conflict and the call for revenge.

• The ghost symbolizes the passage of time and aging.

• The ghost serves as a comic relief in the play.

• The ghost represents a lost love and longing.

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How does Hamlet feel about his mother's marriage to Claudius?

• Hamlet is happy for his mother and Claudius.

• Hamlet is indifferent to his mother's marriage.

• Hamlet supports his mother's marriage to Claudius.

• Hamlet feels betrayed and disgusted by his mother's marriage to Claudius.

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What advice does Polonius give to Laertes before he leaves for France?

• Polonius suggests that Laertes should avoid making any friends in France.

• Polonius advises Laertes to speak more than he listens.

• Polonius tells Laertes to always lend money to friends.

• Polonius advises Laertes to be true to himself, avoid borrowing or lending money, listen more than he speaks, and choose friends wisely.

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What is the purpose of the play-within-a-play in Act 3?

• To reveal truth and provoke reaction.

• To entertain the audience with humor.

• To summarize the main plot points.

• To introduce new characters and settings.

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How does Hamlet's soliloquy in Act 2 reflect his internal conflict?

• Hamlet's soliloquy reflects his internal conflict between the need for revenge and his moral hesitation.

• Hamlet's soliloquy shows his excitement about the prospect of revenge.

• The soliloquy reveals Hamlet's desire to abandon his quest for revenge.

• Hamlet expresses complete confidence in his decision to act immediately.

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What role does Ophelia play in Hamlet's life during Acts 1-3?

• Ophelia plays a crucial role as Hamlet's love interest, reflecting his emotional struggles and the effects of familial control.

• Ophelia is Hamlet's sister, influencing his relationship with Gertrude.

• Ophelia is a minor character with no significant impact on Hamlet's decisions.

• Ophelia serves as Hamlet's confidant, providing him with strategic advice.

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How does Claudius react to the play performed by the actors?

• Claudius remains indifferent and uninterested.

• Claudius praises the actors for their talent.

• Claudius reacts with guilt and agitation.

• Claudius laughs and enjoys the performance.

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What are the main themes introduced in Acts 1-3?

• Establishment of the early Christian community, fulfillment of prophecy, importance of witness and testimony.

• The life of Jesus before his ministry

• The role of angels in the early church

• Creation of the Roman Empire

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How does the relationship between Hamlet and Horatio develop in these acts?

• The relationship between Hamlet and Horatio develops from deep trust and loyalty to a strong partnership in facing adversity.

• Hamlet and Horatio become rivals in their quest for power.

• Horatio betrays Hamlet's trust for personal gain.

• Their relationship remains distant and formal throughout the acts.

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What is the significance of the 'To be or not to be' soliloquy in Act 3?

• It discusses the political situation in Denmark.

• It serves as a comic relief in the play.

• It reveals Hamlet's love for Ophelia.

• It explores Hamlet's existential dilemma and the nature of existence.

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