Act 4

Question 1

“Mad as the sea and wind … **

Answer 1

… when both contend / Which is the mightier.” ~ Gertrude **

Question 2

“lawless …

Answer 2

… fit” ~ Gertrude

Question 3

“brainish …

Answer 3

… apprehension.” ~ Gertrude

Question 4

“He’s lov’d … **

Answer 4

… of the distracted multitude.” ~ Claudius **

Question 5

“Diseases desperate grown … **

Answer 5

… / By desperate appliance are relieved, / Or not at all.” ~ Claudius **

Question 6

“For like the hectic … **

Answer 6

… in my blood he rages.” ~ Claudius **

Question 7

“How all occassions do inform against me, … **

Answer 7

… / And spur my dull revenge!” ~ Hamlet **

Question 8

“How stand I then …

Answer 8

… / That have a father killed, a mother stained.” ~ Hamlet

Question 9

“The imminent …

Answer 9

… death of twenty thousand men.” ~ Hamlet

Question 10

“Her speech …

Answer 10

… is nothing.” ~ Gentleman (on Ophelia’s madness)

Question 11

“O! from this time forth, … **

Answer 11

… / My thoughts be bloody, or be nothing worth!” ~ Hamlet **

Question 12

“O, this is … **

Answer 12

… the poison of deep grief.” ~ Claudius **

Question 13

“O heat, …

Answer 13

… dry up my brains, tears” ~ Laertes

Question 14

“It warms … **

Answer 14

… the vert sickness in my heart,” ~ Laertes **

Question 15

“Laertes …

Answer 15

… was your father dear to you?” ~ Claudius

Question 16

“To cut his … **

Answer 16

… throat i’th church.” ~ Laertes **

Question 17

“Revenge … **

Answer 17

… should have no bounds.” ~ Claudius **

Question 18

“Pulled …

Answer 18

… the poor wretch.” ~ Gertrude