| Polonius | Character who dies behind the curtain |
| Ophelia, Laertes | Polonius’s children |
| R & G | Claudius’s spies (2) |
| Fortinbras and Laertes | Two foils to Hamlet |
| Reynaldo | Polonius’s spy |
| Hamlet, Claudius | _____ said, “A little more than kin and less than kind.” about _______. |
| Laertes, Polonius | “Only I will be revenged most thoroughly for my father.” speaker, father |
| Hamlet, Polonius, Claudius | “I took thee for thy better.” Speaker, listener, better |
| Laertes | “I am justly killed with mine own treachery.” speaker |
| Claudius, praying | “My thoughts fly up; my words remain below.” speaker, occasion |
| Laertes, Hamlet, Fortinbras | Which three sons lost fathers? |
| Elsinore | Hamlet’s castle |
| up sword | Technical climax |
| Arras | Another name for curtains |
| Yorick | Person’s scull that Hamlet holds |
| App vs Reality | Theme in “That one may smile and smile and be a villain.” |
| App vs reality, thought vs action, revenge | Name three themes of the play |
| Thought vs Action | Theme most dominant in “To Be or Not to Be” speech |
| Horatio, Gertrude, R, G | Four people that Hamlet tells his madness is pretended |
| poison | Kind of imagery surrounding Claudius |
| paint | Kind of imagery paired with app vs reality |
| Music | Kind of imagery in “My pulse, as yours, doth temperately keep time,…” |
| Plant | Imagery in “Which now like fruit unripe sticks on the tree, / But fall unshaken when they mellow be.” |
| Horatio | Character who is not “passion’s slave” |
| Hamlet, King Hamlet, Claudius, Gertrude, Laertes | List characters killed by poison |
| Polonius, R&G, Reynaldo, Ophelia, Gertrude | List the spies in the play (6) |
| Rosencrantz and Guildenstern | Hamlet will trust ______ as he will “adders fanged” |
| Hecuba | Wife of Priam |
| France | Country where Horatio and Laertes go to college |
| purgatory | The place where King Hamlet is doomed to walk around during the day |
| suicide, incest, last rites | Name three canons of the Catholic church |
| Mouse trap | Nickname of the play within the play |
| hugger mugger | Word meaning quickly and done in secret |
| Claudius | “May one be pardoned and still retain the offense?” speaker |
| meditation, Hamlet | “That I with wings as swift as _______ or the thoughts of love, may sweep to my revenge.” Blank, Speaker |
| sky | Hamlet calls the ______ a “foul and pestilent congregation of vapors.” |
| Hamlet, Yorick, Gertrude | “Now get thee to my lady’s chamber and tell her, let her paint an inch thick….” speaker, thee, my lady |
| Claudius, behind curtain | “It had been so with us Had we been there.” Us, Where is There? |
| dagger | A bodkin is another name for a _______. |
| eternal rest | Define quietus |
| undiscovered country | Give one of Hamlet’s metaphors for death |
| Claudius praying | Example of fate that keeps Hamlet from killing Claudius |
| pirates | _______ keep Hamlet from getting to England. |
| Father’s ring with seal of Denmark | Hamlet finds his father’s ________ in his purse that allows him to rewrite the letter with instructions to kill R & G |
| O cursed spite that ever I was born to set it right | Quote that proves that fate has affected Hamlet ever since he was born. |
Hamlet Jeopardy
August 21, 2019