Hamlet 2.2 Discussion: Grounds more relative

Hamlet is uncertain about the ghost's intentions, suspecting it might be a devil exploiting his vulnerability. To confirm Claudius's guilt, Hamlet plans to stage a play that mirrors the murder, observing Claudius's reaction to determine his innocence or guilt.

Why does Hamlet doubt the ghost's intentions?

• He suspects the ghost is a trick by Claudius.

• He thinks the ghost might be a devil.

• He feels the ghost is trying to protect him.

• He believes the ghost is a figment of his imagination.

What does Hamlet fear about the ghost's influence?

• That it might lead him to commit a sin.

• That it will make him lose his mind.

• That it will reveal his plans to Claudius.

• That it will haunt him forever.

What is Hamlet's main concern about killing Claudius?

• He fears Claudius might be innocent.

• He thinks it might anger the ghost.

• He worries about being caught.

• He is concerned about losing his throne.

What does Hamlet plan to do to confirm Claudius's guilt?

• Hire a detective to investigate.

• Confront Claudius directly.

• Stage a play to observe Claudius's reaction.

• Ask the ghost for more evidence.

How does Hamlet intend to use the play in his plan?

• To entertain the court.

• To distract Claudius.

• To gauge Claudius's reaction for signs of guilt.

• To win favor with the audience.