WorksheetsHamlet Vocabulary- Acts I & II
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
to adhere firmly and closely or loyally and unwaveringly
dirge
cling
cleave
usurp
being a grave or serious matter
portentous
usurp
cleave
pestilent
If someone guarantees or asserts something as fact, they _________ it.
obscure
commend
requite
avouch
Harbinger is a
adjective
verb
noun
adverb
"The beauty of the world, the paragon of animals!" What word could be used in place of the underlined word?
keeper
model
group
house
Polonius and Laertes don't think Hamlet really loves Ophelia. She believes her love is ___________?
a forgery
portentous
requited
pestilent
Jocund
verb; meaning to jog daily
adjective; meaning angry or upset
noun; meaning high spirits and lively mirthfulness
adjective; meaning high spirits and lively mirthfulness
made falsely with intent to deceive
forgery
replica
replacement
copy
a romantic relationship that is brief
affair
dalliance
paragon
harbinger
Synonyms of this word include lethal, deathly, murderous
portentous
calumny
pestilent
malefaction
