Scene 2 Flashcards

(42 cards)

1
Q

What does Claudius speak in?

A

Iambic pentameter

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2
Q

What is Hamlet dressed in?

A

Black

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3
Q

‘Though yet of hamlet our dear …………. Death’

A

Brothers

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4
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Why does Claudius use plural voice in his speech in 1.2?

A

To unite the royal court, suggesting that they share the same grief

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5
Q

‘Memory be ……..’

A

Green

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6
Q

‘To bear our…’

A

Hearts in grief

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7
Q

‘In one brow of…’

A

Woe

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8
Q

‘Claudius shows every sign of being an excellent …… and king’ (Knight)

A

Diplomat

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9
Q

How does Claudius deal with the threat of Young Fortinbras?

A

In a diplomatic way, choosing to writer to Norway (the uncle of young Fortinbras)

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10
Q

‘With an auspicious and a dropping ….’

A

Eye

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11
Q

‘Nor have we herein barr’d your…;

A

Between wisdoms

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12
Q

In the Branagh version, what does Claudius do with the letter to show strength?

A

He tears it up

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13
Q

How is Claudius different to old Hamlet?

A

He’s much more diplomatic then the violent, warrior like old Hamlet

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14
Q

Hamlet is dressed in ‘suits of ……… black’

A

Solemn

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15
Q

What words does Claudius use to appear balanced and logical?

A

‘Therefore/ though/ yet’

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16
Q

‘………… madam? Nay, it is. I know not ‘………’

A

Seems / seems

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17
Q

‘A little more than kin, and less than …..’

18
Q

‘I have than within which passes …….’

19
Q

‘Ay, ……… it is common’

20
Q

What formal term does hamlet call his mother?

21
Q

What technique is ‘a little more than kin, and less than kind’

22
Q

What negator does hamlet repeat to his mother?

23
Q

‘But i have that within which passes …….. these but the trappings and the suits of ……’

24
Q

‘For they are actions that a man might …..’

25
The play is mainly defined by…
Soliloquy
26
‘Too sullied …….’
Flesh
27
What doe Hamlets soliloquy introduce?
The motif of decay and disease
28
‘Weary, stale, flat and …..’
Unprofitable
29
‘Tis an unweeded ……’
Garden
30
‘Things ….. and …….. in nature’
Rank / gross
31
‘Hyperion to a ……’
Satyr
32
Who is Hyperion
The sun god
33
Why does Hamlet compare his father to Hyperion?
To suggest that his father was the centre of his universe and to introduce filial duty
34
What is a satyr?
A lustful half man, half goat
35
‘Frailty, thy name is….’
Woman
36
‘A ……… that wants discourse of reason who have mourn’d longer’
Beast
37
Which figure may have influenced Gertrude?
Mary Queen of Scots
38
What did mary do that is similar to Gertrude?
Failed to serve a proper mourning period for her husband and married the man that was accused of murdering her husband
39
Where is Laertes allowed to go back to?
University of Paris
40
Who is polonious?
A royal advisor and father to laertes and Ophelia
41
‘A ……. In the youth of primy nature’
Violet
42