Hamlet

Question 1

o t t t s f w m

Answer 1

oh that this too solid flesh would melt - Hamlet

Question 2

t b o h i g

Answer 2

to bear our hearts in grief

• claudius about Hamlet’s death

Question 3

o s s, n o q

Answer 3

our sometime sister, now our queen - claudius

Question 4

a l m t k a l t k

Answer 4

a little more than kin and less than kind - Hamlet

Question 5

t c a t l m d

Answer 5

tis common all that lives must die - Queen

Question 6

t u g

Answer 6

tis unmanly grief - Claudius

Question 7

h w, s, f a u

Answer 7

how weary, stale, flat and unprofitable - Hamlet

Question 8

H t a s

Answer 8

Hyperion to a satyr - Hamlet

Question 9

F, t n i W

Answer 9

frailty, thy name is woman

Question 10

a b t w d o r w h m l

Answer 10

a beast that wants discourse of reason would have mourned longer - hamlet

Question 11

o m w s!

Answer 11

O most wicked speed! - Hamlet

Question 12

s d t i s

Answer 12

such dexterity to incestuous sheets

Question 13

b m h, f i m h m t

Answer 13

break my heart, for i must hold my tongue - Hamlet

Question 14

I d s f p

Answer 14

i doubt some foul play - Hamlet on his father’s death

Question 15

g t t n t

Answer 15

give thy thoughts no tongue - Polonius to Ophelia about H

Question 16

g e m t e b f t v

Answer 16

give every man thy ear but few thy voice - Polonius to Ophelia

Question 17

i d n k, m l, w i s t.

Answer 17

i do not know my Lord, what i should think - Ophelia to Polonius

Question 18

i s o, m l

Answer 18

i shall obey, my lord - ophelia to p

Question 19

s i r i t s o D

Answer 19

something is rotten in the state of Denmark - Marcellus