Hamlet Act 1 & 2

Who is the main character in Act 1 of Hamlet?

• Horatio

• Polonius

• Ophelia

• Hamlet

Name one theme explored in Act 1 of Hamlet.

• revenge

• comedy

• love

• betrayal

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What is the significance of soliloquies in Act 2 of Hamlet?

• Soliloquies in Act 2 of Hamlet provide insight into the character's thoughts and emotions.

• Soliloquies in Act 2 of Hamlet are used for comedic effect.

• Soliloquies in Act 2 of Hamlet reveal the plot twists.

• Soliloquies in Act 2 of Hamlet serve as a form of dialogue between characters.

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Which key scene in Act 2 of Hamlet reveals Hamlet's plan to feign madness?

• Meeting with Ophelia

• Meeting with Polonius, Rosencrantz, and Guildenstern

• Soliloquy in the chapel

• Confrontation with Claudius

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Who is the father of Ophelia in Act 1 of Hamlet?

• Claudius

• Polonius

• Laertes

• Hamlet

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What is the main theme of Act 1 in Hamlet?

• The exploration of Hamlet's inner turmoil and indecision.

• The political intrigue and power struggle in the kingdom.

• The love story between Hamlet and Ophelia.

• The appearance of the ghost and its credibility.

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Why are soliloquies important in Act 2 of Hamlet?

• Soliloquies provide insight into the character's thoughts and emotions.

• Soliloquies are only used for comedic effect.

• Soliloquies are a way for the characters to talk to each other.

• Soliloquies are used to fill up time in the play.

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In Act 2 of Hamlet, which scene shows Polonius giving advice to his son Laertes?

• Act 2, Scene 1

• Act 2, Scene 2

• Act 1, Scene 2

• Act 3, Scene 2

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Who is the ghost that appears in Act 1 of Hamlet?

• Polonius

• Ophelia

• Horatio

• King Hamlet

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What is the purpose of the play within a play in Act 2 of Hamlet?

• The play within a play is meant to provide historical context.

• The play within a play is intended to symbolize Hamlet's madness.

• The play within a play serves to expose the guilt of King Claudius.

• The play within a play is designed to divert attention from the main plot.

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