Act 4 Scene 4 Flashcards

1
Q

What is the main theme explored in Hamlet Act 4 Scene 4?

A

The theme of action versus inaction is explored.

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True or False: In this scene, Hamlet encounters Fortinbras’s army.

A

True

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Fill in the blank: Hamlet reflects on his own _____ in this scene.

A

inaction

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4
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What does Hamlet compare himself to in this scene?

A

He compares himself to Fortinbras.

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5
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Multiple Choice: What motivates Fortinbras’s army to fight?

A

A small piece of land in Poland.

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6
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What does Hamlet resolve to do at the end of this scene?

A

He resolves to be more decisive and take action.

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7
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Short Answer: How does Hamlet feel about his procrastination?

A

He feels ashamed and frustrated.

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8
Q

Which soliloquy reflects Hamlet’s internal conflict in Act 4 Scene 4?

A

Hamlet’s soliloquy about Fortinbras and his own inaction.

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9
Q

True or False: Hamlet believes that he has a greater reason to take action than Fortinbras.

A

True

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10
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What literary device is prominent in Hamlet’s speech during this scene?

A

Soliloquy

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