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Hamlet Quiz - Act 5, Scene 1

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Last updated: November 22, 2019
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Who is being buried at the start of the scene?
Ophelia
She gets a full burial because she is...
Noble / High Class
Why is this unfair?
She committed suicide / she killed herself
According to first clown, who builds the strongest homes?
The Gravedigger
This is because their occupants never...
Leave
Why is Hamlet annoyed at the first gravedigger?
He is singing / Singing / He sings in the grave
The first clown may be an example of the Elizabethan...
Wise fool
The gravedigger is the only character as _____ as Hamlet
Clever / Smart / Intelligent / Witty
Whose skull does Hamlet find?
Yorick / Jester / The Court Jester
According to Hamlet, Yorick was "A fellow of...
infinite jest."
How does Hamlet feel when he sees Yorick's skull?
Angry / Infuriated
This anger at death may be the long awaited cure for Hamlet's...
Indecision / Cowardice / Delay
He imagines telling Yorick to go a lady's chamber and to paint herself with _____ an inch thick...
Makeup
No matter how much she paints on, the lady will still ____ someday.
Die
Hamlet wonders if which great conqueror looked as pathetic in his grave?
Alexander the Great / Alexander / Alexander III / Alexander of Macedon
How does Hamlet describe Ophelia's reduced wedding procession?
Maimed Rites
Which flower does Laertes want to spring in the place of her grave?
Violets
Angry at Laertes's (perhaps mawkish) show of grief of Ophelia, Hamlet says "I loved her..."
Forty Thousand Brothers / 40,000 Brothers
At the end of the scene, Hamlet says that "dog will
have his day."
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