Vocabulary in Act 1 of Hamlet

Who is the main character in Act 1 of Hamlet?

• King Hamlet

• Prince Hamlet.

• Ophelia

• Vicjy

Elsinore Castle is in...

• Denmark

• England

• Scotland

• Switzerland

Where is the setting of Act 1 of Hamlet?

• The setting of Act 1 of Hamlet is the Buckingham Palace in England.

• The setting of Act 1 of Hamlet is the Colosseum in Rome.

• The setting of Act 1 of Hamlet is the Eiffel Tower in France.

• The setting of Act 1 of Hamlet is the Elsinore Castle in Denmark.

Who is the friend of Hamlet in Act 1?

• Laertes

• Ophelia

• Polonius

• Horatio

Who is the father of Laertes in Act 1?

• Polonius

• Ophelia

• Hamlet

• Horatio

What is the name of the castle in Act 1 of Hamlet?

• Windsor Castle

• Buckingham Palace

• Edinburgh Castle

• The name of the castle in Act 1 of Hamlet is Elsinore.

What is the relationship between Hamlet and the Ghost in Act 1?

• The Ghost is a figment of Hamlet's imagination

• The relationship between Hamlet and the Ghost in Act 1 is that the Ghost is the spirit of Hamlet's father who reveals the truth about his death and seeks revenge.

• The Ghost is actually Hamlet's uncle in disguise

• The Ghost is a friendly spirit who offers Hamlet guidance

Which country is at war with Denmark in Act 1?

• Norway

• Iceland

• Finland

• Sweden

What is the relationship between Hamlet and Laertes in Act 1?

• Hamlet and Laertes are acquaintances and have a complicated relationship due to their family connections and personal conflicts.

• Hamlet and Laertes are best friends and have a strong bond

• Hamlet and Laertes are enemies and have no relationship

• Hamlet and Laertes are distant relatives and have no interaction

What is the natural state of Hamlet in Act 1?

• The natural state of Hamlet in Act 1 is one of grief and mourning for his father's death.

• The natural state of Hamlet in Act 1 is one of indifference and apathy for his father's death.

• The natural state of Hamlet in Act 1 is one of anger and revenge for his father's death.

• The natural state of Hamlet in Act 1 is one of joy and celebration for his father's death.