Act V True or False: Hamlet has a bad feeling about the fencing match with Laertes. Horatio urges him to listen to his intuition and avoid the fight. 

Act III After hearing Polonius’ directions to Ophelia, which include an explanation of how people hide their wickedness with words and acts of devotion, how does Claudius feel?

Use Sir Philip Sidney’s “With how sad steps…” to answer this question.  What type of sonnet is it?

Act III What does Hamlet instruct Horatio to do while the players perform their play?

Act I When the Ghost beckons Hamlet to follow it, do Marcellus and Horatio think he should or should not follow?

Act I Claudius is Hamlet’s new stepfather. How else is he related to Hamlet?

Use Edmund Spenser’s “LXXV” to answer this question.  What is the term for the last two lines of the poem (two consecutive lines that rhyme with one another)?

Act IV In his attempts to contain Hamlet and the effects of his madness, Claudius mentions that although it is dangerous to let Hamlet run loose, he can not put him in jail (“put the strong law on him”). What is the reason for this?

Act IV What does the letter the sailors delivered to Horatio briefly explain?

Act IV According to Act IV, Scene 7, Claudius’ plan for killing Hamlet involves which of the following?