Hamlet Act 3

Who is the main character in Act 3 of Hamlet?

• Claudius

• Polonius

• Hamlet

• Ophelia

Which character does Hamlet confront in Act 3?

• Queen Gertrude

• Laertes

• Polonius

• King Claudius

What is the theme of Act 3 in Hamlet?

• Deception and appearance vs. reality

• Madness and sanity

• Love and betrayal

• Revenge and justice

What major plot development occurs in Act 3 of Hamlet?

• The ghost's appearance

• The play within the play (The Mousetrap)

• Hamlet's soliloquy

• The death of Polonius

Who delivers the famous 'To be or not to be' soliloquy in Act 3?

• Macbeth

• Romeo

• Othello

• Hamlet

What conflict arises between Hamlet and Ophelia in Act 3?

• Miscommunication and misunderstanding

• Jealousy and possessiveness

• Lack of trust and suspicion

• Accusation of dishonesty and betrayal

Which character dies in Act 3 of Hamlet?

• Ophelia

• Laertes

• Horatio

• Polonius

What is the significance of the play within a play in Act 3?

• To reveal the truth and expose the guilt of the characters.

• To provide comic relief and entertain the audience.

• To showcase the acting skills of the performers.

• To confuse the audience and create suspense.

What is the outcome of the duel in Act 3?

• Tybalt kills Romeo.

• Romeo and Tybalt both die.

• Tybalt surrenders to Romeo.

• Romeo kills Tybalt

How does Act 3 contribute to the overall plot of Hamlet?

• Act 3 contributes to the overall plot by introducing new characters and subplots.

• Act 3 contributes to the overall plot by resolving all conflicts and providing a happy ending.

• Act 3 contributes to the overall plot by focusing on the love story between Hamlet and Ophelia.

• Act 3 contributes to the overall plot by advancing the themes of revenge, deception, and madness, and by providing key moments of introspection and confirmation of Claudius' guilt.