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WorksheetsHamlet Act 3 Scene 2
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
According to the text, how should actors speak their lines?
Monotonously and without emotion
Quietly and softly
Musically and easily
Loudly and dramatically
What does the author think of actors who exaggerate their performances?
They are highly praised
They are natural and talented
They are poorly made imitations of men
They are skilled craftsmen
What does the author believe is the purpose of theater?
To appreciate noise and pantomime
To represent reality and hold up a mirror to virtue, vice, and the spirit of the times
To exaggerate and overact
To entertain the rabble
What does the author think of actors who overact?
They are highly praised
They should be whipped
They are natural and talented
They are skilled craftsmen
What does the author think of actors who cannot speak or walk like any human?
They are highly praised
They are natural and talented
They are poorly made imitations of men
They are skilled craftsmen
What does the author advise actors to do when performing?
Strut and bellow strangely
Speak monotonously and without emotion
Exaggerate and overact
Move gently and keep their temperament smooth
What does the author think of actors who cannot suit the action to the word and the word to the action?
They are skilled craftsmen
They are poorly made imitations of men
They are natural and talented
They are highly praised
What does the author think of actors who are too tame?
They are skilled craftsmen
They are highly praised
They are natural and talented
They are poorly made imitations of men
What does the author think of actors who use exaggeration in the theater?
They are skilled craftsmen
They are natural and talented
They are highly praised
They are poorly made imitations of men
What does the author think of actors who cannot walk like any human?
They are poorly made imitations of men
They are natural and talented
They are skilled craftsmen
They are highly praised
Who does the author choose for their ability to take both life's blows and rewards with equal thanks?
The King
The Players
Horatio
The Queen
What does the author think of actors who are highly praised but cannot speak or walk like any human?
They are poorly made imitations of men
They are highly praised
They are natural and talented
They are skilled craftsmen
Who will the King and Queen hear in the play?
The Town Crier
Hamlet
Horatio
The Players
What does the author think of actors who cannot speak or walk like any human?
They are highly praised
They are natural and talented
They are skilled craftsmen
They are poorly made imitations of men
What does the author think of actors who overact?
They are skilled craftsmen
They are highly praised
They should be whipped
They are natural and talented
