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3 Steps Claudius has taken to gain the throne - 1. murdered King Hamlet 2. married Queen Gertrude 3. held a fake election-swung by Polonius` where did Hamlet go to college? - Wittenburg, Germany Name all 8 of the people dead by the end of the play - 1. Hamlet 2. Gertrude 3. Claudius 4. Polonius 5. Laertes 6. Ophelia 7. Rosencrantz 8. Guildenstern Drowns significance- she allows herself to be taken away by the current of the river, just like how she has lived-manipulated by Laertes and Polonius - how Ophelia dies

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Hamle t Test |Questions and 100% Correct Solutions | A+ Rated 3 Steps Claudius has taken to gain the throne - ✔1. murdered King Hamlet 2. married Queen Gertrude 3. held a fake election -swung by Polonius` where did Hamlet go to college? - ✔Wittenburg, Germany Name all 8 of the people dead by the end of the p lay - ✔1. Hamlet 2. Gertrude 3. Claudius 4. Polonius 5. Laertes 6. Ophelia 7. Rosencrantz 8. Guildenstern Drowns significance - she allows herself to be taken away by the current of the river, just like how she has lived -manipulated by Laertes and Polonius - ✔how Ophelia dies Hamlet stabs him while spying significance - he thinks spying is always the answer but it leads to his demise. - ✔how Polonius dies Hamlet forges a letter to England telling England to kill ______?? - ✔Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Who are Hamlet's foils? - ✔Fortinbras and Laertes Who Says this about whom.... "A little more than kin and less than kind" (act 1) - ✔Hamlet to himself but talking about Claudius who says to whom... "Frailty, thy name is woman" (act 1) - ✔Hamlet to Gertrude who says to whom... "To thine own self be true, neither borrower nor lender be" (act 1) - ✔Polonius to Laertes who says to whom... "Something is rotte n in the state of Denmark" (act 1) - ✔Marcellus to Horatio ..... "The serpent that did sting thy father now wears his crown" (act 1) - ✔Ghost to Hamlet ...... "There are more things in Heaven and Earth, Horatio, than are dreamed of in your philosophy" (act 1) - ✔Hamlet to Horatio ... "The play's the thing" (act 2) - ✔Hamlet to himself ... "What a piece of work is man, how noble in reason how infinite in difficulty" (act 2) - ✔Hamlet to Rosencrantz ... "To be or not to be" - ✔Hamlet to himself

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