Hamlet 3.1 Ophelia's Soliloquy

Ophelia delivers a soliloquy focused on Hamlet, comparing his past and present qualities. She lists his admirable traits, highlighting the irony of his current state. Despite Hamlet's harsh words, Ophelia responds with grace, emphasizing his former virtues. The scene is layered with irony, as others eavesdrop on her reflections.

What is the main focus of Ophelia's soliloquy?

• Her own feelings

• The state of Denmark

• Hamlet's qualities

• Claudius's actions

Which quality does Ophelia attribute to Hamlet as a courtier?

• A leader's vision

• A courtier's eloquence

• A scholar's wisdom

• A soldier's bravery

What irony does Ophelia point out about Hamlet being observed?

• He is unaware of being watched

• He is the only one not observing others

• Everyone is trying to understand his actions

• He is praised for his looks

How does Ophelia respond to Hamlet's harsh words?

• With a similar list of faults

• By confronting him

• With a list of his past virtues

• By ignoring them

What is the nature of Ophelia's final compliment to Hamlet?

• It is sarcastic

• It is humorous

• It is critical

• It is dismissive