WorksheetsHamlet
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
What is the plot of Hamlet?
a)
Hamlet falls in love with Ophelia
b)
Hamlet becomes king of Denmark
c)
Hamlet seeks revenge on Claudius for his father's murder
d)
Hamlet goes mad and kills himself
2.
How does Ophelia die?
a)
She is poisoned
b)
She drowns herself
c)
She is killed by Hamlet
d)
She falls from a tower
3.
What action does Hamlet take to find out if Claudius is guilty?
a)
He confronts Claudius directly
b)
He asks Ophelia for information
c)
He watches a play with a scene depicting his father's murder
d)
He seeks advice from Polonius
4.
What are the consequences of Hamlet's actions?
a)
He causes the deaths of multiple characters
b)
He becomes king of Denmark
c)
He is forgiven by Claudius
d)
He is exiled from Denmark
5.
What does Claudius give Laertes for the sword fight?
a)
A dagger
b)
A shield
c)
A poisoned sword
d)
A horse
6.
What is the main theme of the play?
a)
Power
b)
Betrayal
c)
Revenge
d)
Love
7.
What happens to Ophelia's brother, Laertes?
a)
He goes mad
b)
He kills Hamlet
c)
He becomes king
d)
He is wounded by a poisoned sword
8.
Who is the main character in Hamlet?
a)
Claudius
b)
Hamlet
c)
Ophelia
d)
Polonius
9.
Why does Laertes argue with Hamlet?
a)
About who loved Ophelia most
b)
About who killed Polonius
c)
About who should be king
d)
About who should marry Gertrude
10.
Who drinks from the poisoned cup?
a)
Claudius
b)
Gertrude
c)
Hamlet
d)
Laertes
11.
What motivates Hamlet to seek revenge?
a)
His love for Ophelia
b)
His desire for power
c)
His father's murder
d)
His anger towards his mother
12.
What happens to the royal household of Denmark at the end of the play?
a)
They flee the country
b)
They live happily ever after
c)
They are imprisoned
d)
They are all dead
13.
Who does Hamlet mistakenly kill?
a)
Claudius
b)
Laertes
c)
Ophelia
d)
Polonius
14.
Who does Hamlet finally kill at the end of the play?
a)
Polonius
b)
Laertes
c)
Gertrude
d)
Claudius
15.
What is the role of the ghost in Hamlet?
a)
To reveal the truth about the king's death
b)
To guide Hamlet's actions
c)
To warn Hamlet of future events
d)
To represent Hamlet's conscience
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