hamlet act 3

Claudius and Gertrude hire Rosencrantz and Guildenstern to

• find the cause of hamlets behavor

• kill hamlet

• get hamlet and ophilia together

• find themselves a match

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in their first meeting with hamlet, rosencratz and guildenstern

• admit that they were seated by king and queen

• admit they were sitting alone

• finding matches

• running from home

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hamlets famous "to be or not to be" soliloquy speculates about the advantage and disadvantages of-

• suicide

• living

• dying

• falling in love

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in his soliloqoy hamlet list

• burdons of living

• burdons of having family

• burdons of killing your uncle

• burdons of having a wife

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in his exchange with ophilia, hamlet seems primarily motivated by his

• distrust of poloneus

• distrust of claudios

• distrust of gertrude

• distrust of philia

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polonius interprests hamlets encounter with ophilia as

• a certain sign that he has gone mad because of his anger with his mother

• a certain sign that he has gona mad because of trying to get revenge

• a certain sign that he has gona mad because of his fathers ghost

• a certain sign that he has gone mad because of unreturned love

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during the play-within-a play, hamlet ask horatio to

• keep an eye on gertrude

• keep an eye on claudius

• watch the crowd

• watch the play

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during the play-within-a-play, gertrude says the player queen "doth protest too much" because-

• she wanted to divorce claudius

• she hated her husband

• she loved her husband

• it reminds her that she remarried quickly

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when claudius leaves the play within a play he believes

• hamlet was trying to play tricks on him

• hamlet is zesty for him

• hamlet knows he killed his father

• hamlet was a witch

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what reasons does Hamlet give for not killing Claudius while the latter is alone at prayer

• he doesn't want a sinner in heaven

• he is secretly lusting over him

• he isn't sure if the ghost is telling the truth

• he wants to take his time with getting revenge