1. The murder of King Hamlet represents which theme?
Rottenness
Advice and Duty
Sanity v. Madness
Role Playing

3. After meeting his father's ghost, why does Hamlet decide he is going to pretend to be mad?
He doesn't want Claudius to be aware of his plans.
He thinks it will be fun.
He is trying to trick Ophelia.
He doesn't want to go back to school.

4. At the end of Act I (The Ghost Scene), Hamlet tells Horatio and Marcellus to be ignorant bystanders of his actions. This is an example of which theme?
Advice and Duty
Role Playing
Sanity v. Ma

Question

1. The murder of King Hamlet represents which theme? 
Rottenness 
Advice and Duty 
Sanity v. Madness 
Role Playing 

3. After meeting his father's ghost, why does Hamlet decide he is going to pretend to be mad? 
He doesn't want Claudius to be aware of his plans. 
He thinks it will be fun. 
He is trying to trick Ophelia. 
He doesn't want to go back to school. 

4. At the end of Act I (The Ghost Scene), Hamlet tells Horatio and Marcellus to be ignorant bystanders of his actions. This is an example of which theme?
Advice and Duty 
Role Playing 
Sanity v. Ma

anonymous · Answer

I am pretty sure the answer for all of them is C

compassionate · Answer

>> History.

anonymous · Answer

This should be posted in the subject History