AP final review

^{What message does Act I send about the state of Denmark?}

• Denmark is in an uncertain state
• Denmark is strong and ready to fight
• Denmark is full of ghosts
• If you are king, you will not live for a long time

_{Who  is Horatio?}

• The prince of Denmark
• Hamlet's best friend
• The prince of Norway
• An actor

Which word means "the overall feeling for the audience an author creates in his or her writing--also known as atmosphere"?

• complex attitude
• imagery
• mood
• point of view

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_{In Act I, what do the guards see outside the castle at night?}

• The ghost of King Fortinbras
• The ghost of King Claudius
• The ghost of King Hamlet
• The Purge

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_{Why does Hamlet request a specific play from the actors?}

• He wants his mother to see the play
• He wants Claudius to show his guilt
• He wants Ophelia to be impressed
• He is high maintenance 

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_{Why doesn't Hamlet kill Claudius when he is praying in the church?}

• He doesn't believe in shedding blood in church
• He believes if he kills him while he is praying, Claudius will go to heaven
• He's worried about his mother
• He is soft

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What are two characteristics of a tragic hero?

• strength and power
• honor and respect
• cold and lit
• heroic and flawed

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Hamlet visits Ophelia “with his doublet all unbraced, / No hat upon his head” to

• ask her how she feels about him.
• declare his love for her.
• convince her of his madness.
• tell her about the ghost of his father.

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To mock Polonius in his conversation with him in Scene 2, Hamlet uses

• prose.
• classical allusions.
• puns.
• hyperbole.

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How did Claudius get Laertes to agree to his plan? 

• By feeding into his anger
• By implying he may not love his father as much as he says
• By flattering his fencing skills
• All of these