Characters
This is who killed King Hamlet.
Who is Claudius?
"To be or Not to be, That is the Question."
Who is Hamlet?
This is where the play takes place.
What is Denmark
This is who Gertrude/Queen married after the death of her husband.
Who is Claudius?
This was used to kill King Hamlet.
What themes are developed by Hamlet's Fathers death?
"I am thy fathers spirit."
Who is the Ghost of King Hamlet?
What is Gertrude's parlor?
Where is Laertes?
What is France?
The amount of actors that were in the mousetrap scene.
What is 3?
What theme is being shown when Claudius is trying to repent?
What is Guilt?
She Married the man that killed her husband.
Who is Gertrude?
"I hear him coming. Lets withdraw, my lord."
Who is Polonius?
The country where Claudius wants to send Hamlet.
What is England?
These people spied on Hamlet when he was speaking with Ophelia.
Who is King Claudius and Polonius?
This is what Polonius believes Hamlet is crazy about.
What is Love?
How does Hamlets behavior in act three reinforce a theme of perception versus reality
Is he pretending to be crazy instead of actually being crazy?
Hamlets only friend he can trust.
"Nay, 'tis twice two months, my lord."
Who is Ophelia?
The country in which Fortinbras wants peaceful passage through Denmark to get to.
What is Poland?
Who dies in Act 3?
Who is Polonius?
Why does Hamlet not kill Claudius?
What is because he was repenting and would go to heaven?
What theme are Ophelia's interactions with her father helping to demonstrate?
What is Obedience or Gender Roles
Was with Marcellus, on guard when they saw the ghost of King Hamlet.
Who is Barnardo?
"My words fly up, my thoughts remain below"
Who is King Claudius?
The name of the real castle in Hamlet.
What is Elsinore?
What was Hamlets soliloquy about the play within the play? (mousetrap)
What is different about the ghost the second time than the first and what could this mean?
Only Hamlet could see it so he may really be going crazy?
What is one thing that helps develop the theme of truth between Hamlet and Gertrude's interaction at the end of act 3?
What is Hamlet finally lets her in on King Hamlets death to Claudius