Hamlet 3.4 Language: "Heaven's Face"

The transcript describes a heavenly face observing Gertrude's immoral act. The face reacts with a glow and a blush of shame, indicating embarrassment and sadness, as if doomsday is near. It feels sick just by contemplating Gertrude's actions.

What is the face looking down upon in the first section?

• The innocence of humanity

• The vastness of the universe

• The solidity and compound mass of the earth

• The beauty of nature

How does the face of heaven react to what it sees?

• It turns away in disgust

• It glows and blushes with shame

• It remains indifferent

• It smiles with joy

What does the glowing of the face of heaven signify?

• Embarrassment

• Happiness

• Curiosity

• Anger

What expression does the face of heaven have as if doomsday is approaching?

• A joyful visage

• A hopeful visage

• A confused visage

• A tristful visage

Why is the face of heaven thought to be sick?

• Because it is sickened by Gertrude's actions

• Because it is hungry

• Because it is tired

• Because it is overwhelmed by beauty