Analyzing Character Behavior and Strategies

The transcript involves a conversation where a father instructs Ronaldo to inquire about his son's behavior in Paris. The father suggests using indirect methods to gather information about the son's character and potential misdeeds. The conversation shifts to Hamlet's distressed state, described by a woman who witnessed his erratic behavior. The father expresses concern over Hamlet's actions, suspecting they are driven by love and madness. The discussion ends with a decision to inform the king about these events.

What task is Ronaldo given at the beginning of the transcript?

• To write a letter

• To organize a party

• To deliver a message to the king

• To inquire about his son's behavior in Paris

What is Ronaldo advised to do before visiting the son?

• To gather information about the son's friends

• To write a report

• To meet with the king

• To prepare a gift

How is Ronaldo instructed to gather information?

• By using indirect methods

• By reading the son's letters

• By directly asking questions

• By spying on the son

What behavior is considered typical of youth according to the speaker?

• Engaging in wild activities

• Studying diligently

• Avoiding social gatherings

• Being very quiet

What strategy is suggested to uncover the truth about someone's character?

• Using direct confrontation

• Employing small falsehoods

• Asking their friends

• Ignoring the person

What should be observed according to the speaker?

• The weather

• The inclinations of the son

• The king's mood

• The market trends

What unusual behavior does Ailia describe about Hamlet?

• He was writing poetry

• He was dancing

• He appeared disheveled and distressed

• He was singing loudly

What does Ailia fear about Hamlet's behavior?

• That he is leaving the country

• That he is angry

• That he is mad with love

• That he is plotting something

What decision is made regarding Hamlet's behavior?

• To ignore it

• To send him away

• To inform the king

• To confront Hamlet