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Hamlet Act 2

16 questões

12th - 12th Série

English

A ficha de exercícios de inglês para o Ato 2 de Hamlet, destinada ao 12º ano, avalia a compreensão dos alunos sobre o desenvolvimento da trama, as motivações dos personagens e as técnicas dramáticas de Shakespeare por meio de 16 questões de múltipla escolha. Os alunos analisam por que Polônio atribui o comportamento de Hamlet à sua rejeição por Ofélia, como Cláudio e Gertrudes usam os amigos de Hamlet para observá-lo, quais notícias chegam da Noruega e como os atores influenciam o plano de Hamlet. As questões também examinam o relato de Ofélia sobre o comportamento de Hamlet, a incerteza de Hamlet sobre a culpa de Cláudio, seu interesse pelo teatro, o propósito de seu solilóquio e seu acordo para adicionar falas à peça. Esta ficha de exercícios gratuita, com gabarito, foi elaborada para revisão de literatura, verificação de compreensão de leitura, prática independente ou avaliação após a leitura do Ato 2 de Shakespeare.

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Lista de exercícios

Hamlet Act 2

Total de perguntas: 16

Nome
Turma
Data
1.
 Polonius believes that the “very cause of Hamlet's lunacy” is his
a)
father's death.
b)
mother's overhasty marriage.
c)
rejection by Ophelia
d)
obsession with revenge.
2.

Why is Ophelia so upset in Scene 1?

a)

She misses her brother.

b)

She misses Hamlet.

c)

Hamlet has visited her & seemed out of his mind.

d)

Gertrude refused to hire her as a lady's maid.

3.

What does the King and Queen ask Hamlet's friends to do?

a)

spy on Laertes in France

b)

Break Hamlet and Ophelia up

c)

Cheer Hamlet up/Spy on him

4.

In Act 2; Scene 2, what news do Cornelius and Voltemand bring from Norway?

a)

that Norway is no longer going to invade Denmark, but Poland

b)

that Young Fortinbras and his uncle the king are about to invade Denmark

c)

that the King of Norway, uncle to Fortinbras, has taken command

d)

that Fortinbras is challenging Hamlet to a one-on-one duel

5.

What does Polonius decide to do in response to Ophelia's news of Hamlet's strange behavior?

a)

He sends Ophelia out to confront Hamlet while he and the King spy on Hamlet

b)

go and confront the Prince of Denmark and demand he stop his crazed behavior

c)

tell the King immediately that it is Ophelia's love that has driven Hamlet mad

d)

put on a play that will take the Prince's mind off the sadness of Ophelia's lost love

6.

In Act 2; Scene 2, who arrives that immediately cheers up Hamlet?

a)

Horatio

b)

Rosalind

c)

The Players

d)

Rosencrantz

7.

How does Shakespeare show that Hamlet has a fondness for acting and theater?

a)

He makes fun of Polonius mercilessly to get Rosencrantz and Guildenstern to laugh.

b)

He refuses to attend any performances done by any of the actors in the evening.

c)

He wrote a play for Ophelia that expresses his deep love for her.

d)

He recites a speech from memory and says he'll write a few lines for a play to be performed.

8.

Who overhears Hamlet's famous "To be or not to be" soliloquy in Act 2?

a)

Ophelia

b)

R & G

c)

Gertrude

d)

None of the above

9.

Who suggests that Hamlet's madness is caused by his love for Ophelia?

a)

Polonius

b)

Claudius

c)

Gertrude

d)

Laertes

10.

How has Hamlet's attitude changed between Act 1 and Act 2?

a)

He no longer cares about revenge

b)

He's not convinced of Claudius's guilt

c)

He's gained confidence and self-esteem

d)

He suspects Horatio has betrayed him

11.

What arrangement does Hamlet make with Player 1?

a)

He arranges to have the player pay extra attention to the Queen, to get the king jealous.

b)

He arranges to trade places with the player during the last act of the play.

c)

He arranges to have several of his own lines put into the play.

d)

He arranges to have the lights turned on and the play ruined in the middle of the performance.

12.

After Rosencrantz and Guildenstern leave Hamlet, what does he basically say in his soliloquy?

a)

He believes that love conquers all.

b)

He thinks himself a coward for not getting right to the revenge.

c)

He knows he is about to commit a moral sin, and he begs forgiveness.

d)

He is angry at his father.

13.

Which of the following behaviors does Ophelia NOT report about Hamlet in Act 2?

a)

He didn't speak.

b)

He sighed heavily.

c)

His clothing was askew.

d)

He spoke irrationally and nonstop.

14.

What does Polonius decide to do with the news Ophelia tells him?

a)

devise a plan with Hamlet to catch Claudius

b)

Share it with the king and queen

c)

Send it to Laertes for his opinion

15.

Why does Gertrude think that Hamlet is going crazy?

a)

Because his dad died

b)

Because she married his uncle

c)

All of the above

16.

Why does Hamlet question trusting the ghost?

a)

Ghosts aren't real

b)

He thinks he may be losing his mind

c)

He thinks the ghost may be the devil instead of his dad

Chave de respostas

Hamlet Act 2

Total de perguntas: 16

1.
c) rejection by Ophelia
2.
c)

Hamlet has visited her & seemed out of his mind.

3.
c)

Cheer Hamlet up/Spy on him

4.
a)

that Norway is no longer going to invade Denmark, but Poland

5.
a)

He sends Ophelia out to confront Hamlet while he and the King spy on Hamlet

6.
c)

The Players

7.
d)

He recites a speech from memory and says he'll write a few lines for a play to be performed.

8.
d)

None of the above

9.
a)

Polonius

10.
b)

He's not convinced of Claudius's guilt

11.
c)

He arranges to have several of his own lines put into the play.

12.
b)

He thinks himself a coward for not getting right to the revenge.

13.
d)

He spoke irrationally and nonstop.

14.
b)

Share it with the king and queen

15.
c)

All of the above

16.
c)

He thinks the ghost may be the devil instead of his dad

Perguntas frequentes

O que abrange a folha de exercícios do Ato 2 de Hamlet?

Esta folha de exercícios para o 12º ano utiliza 16 questões de múltipla escolha para avaliar a compreensão das motivações dos personagens, dos eventos da trama e das técnicas dramáticas do Ato 2. Os alunos devem identificar por que Polônio acredita que Hamlet está louco, interpretar o relato de Ofélia, acompanhar a chegada dos atores e o plano de Hamlet para a peça, e descobrir o que o solilóquio de Hamlet revela sobre sua hesitação em relação à vingança.

Como posso usar esta folha de exercícios para ensinar o Ato 2 de Hamlet?

Utilize as perguntas após os alunos lerem o Ato 2, organizando a discussão pelo enredo de Ofélia e Polônio, a vigilância da corte sobre Hamlet, o relatório da Noruega e a chegada dos atores. Peça aos alunos que citem a cena ou o trecho que justifica cada resposta escolhida e, em seguida, discuta como o interesse de Hamlet pelo teatro e seu plano de adicionar falas à peça desenvolvem sua estratégia para testar Cláudio.

Que erros devo observar quando os alunos completarem a folha de exercícios do Ato 2 de Hamlet?

Os alunos podem confundir a teoria de Polônio de que Hamlet ama Ofélia com a explicação mais abrangente de Gertrudes sobre seu sofrimento, ou confundir as pessoas que observam Hamlet com as pessoas que ouvem o solilóquio "Ser ou não ser". Devem também ler atentamente as questões com "NÃO", especialmente a que pergunta qual comportamento Ofélia não relata, e distinguir a aproximação da Noruega à Polônia de uma invasão da Dinamarca.

Como faço para atribuir e avaliar a folha de exercícios do Ato 2 de Hamlet?

A folha de exercícios está disponível em formato PDF para impressão e como um questionário digital no Wayground, e inclui um gabarito completo para as 16 questões de múltipla escolha. Você pode corrigir as atividades impressas digitalizando o trabalho dos alunos com o aplicativo Wayground for Teachers ou usar o questionário digital para revisar as respostas eletronicamente.

Como posso adaptar esta folha de exercícios do Ato 2 de Hamlet para os meus alunos?

Nas Configurações Avançadas da folha de exercícios, ajuste o espaçamento e o tamanho da fonte para facilitar a leitura das 16 questões de múltipla escolha. Você também pode usar uma fonte adequada para disléxicos ou traduzir a folha de exercícios para outro idioma, mantendo o foco na compreensão do Ato 2 de Hamlet.

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