Hamlet Act 2

Front

Polonius attributes Hamlet's madness to:

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rejection by Ophelia

Front

Ophelia's distress in Scene 1.

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Hamlet visited her & seemed out of his mind.

Front

King and Queen's request to Hamlet's friends:

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Cheer Hamlet up/Spy on him

Front

News from Norway in Act 2; Scene 2:

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Norway will not invade Denmark, but Poland.

Front

Polonius's response to Ophelia's report of Hamlet's odd behavior:

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He sends Ophelia to confront Hamlet while he and the King spy on him.

Front

In Act 2; Scene 2, who cheers up Hamlet?

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The Players

Front

Shakespeare's portrayal of Hamlet's love for acting and theater.

Back

Recites a speech from memory and mentions writing lines for a play.

Front

Overheard Hamlet's "To be or not to be" soliloquy in Act 2:

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None of the above

Front

Hamlet's madness is attributed to his love for Ophelia.

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Polonius

Front

Hamlet's attitude change from Act 1 to Act 2:

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Not convinced of Claudius's guilt.