Hamlet Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

7000 Word Hamlet document which covers EVERY theme. Each theme is linked with key quotes, critics and productions, all relating to the chosen theme. Once revised, you will be able to achieve an A* at A level.

This document includes Key Moments of Hamlet's madness, an essay plan on a past Leaving Cert question and a sample paragraph corrected by an experienced examiner. This will help you revise and study your single text to give you the ability to write the best essay in June. Instagram: @lchistorystudent

These are my complete notes for Hamlet, for OCR English Literature, Drama and Poetry pre-1900. I used these notes and got an A* in my exam in 2022! The most important assessment objectives for these questions are AO1, AO2, and AO5. I have included for each of the main characters (eg. Hamlet, Claudius, the Ghost, Ophelia, etc.) and the main themes (Kingship and power, revenge, women, comedy, tragedy): - Critical quotes - Adaptations - Quotes directly from the play - Analysis of the quo...

Provides a summary of all the characters and explains the story in detail and each character and each scene and act of Hamlet and makes it easy to understand and provides analysis

In-depth essay plans on Hamlet Part B including various themes and ideas and CRES structure (Character, Relationship, Event, Setting)

Detailed summary of the themes in Hamlet, to help structure a future essay. Film Interpretations and Critics are included throughout, as well as outlined points in the play, in which a theme is shown. Links to the OCR, English Literature specification.

Hamlet Test (Shakespeare, Hamlet Background, quotes and Hamlet!) 2024 Questions With All Correct Answers.

An A* essay on the character of the Ghost in Hamlet, received 35/35.

Unit 3 The Tragedy of Hamlet - Unit Test (88%)Question 1 Answer: B - correct answer The way Hamlet changes over the course of the play is called A. building suspense B. character development C. plot events D. rising action. Question 2 Answer: B - correct answer Read the excerpt from Act II of Hamlet. Ophelia: Alas! my lord, I have been so affrighted. Polonius: With what, in the name of God? Ophelia: My lord, as I was sewing in my closet, Lord Hamlet, with his doublet all unbrac'd; ...

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My revision notes contain all of the information required to achieve top grades in the Drama component of your EDEXCEL A-level English Literature exam. The optional play choices in these notes are 'A Streetcar Named Desire' and 'Hamlet.' My notes include a link to accompanying flashcards, as well as notes on the contexts (personal, literary and historical), form, language devices and structure of the plays. Advanced, subject-specific terms are used with examples to help you show off your...