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Scene 3 Flashcards

1
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‘A ……. In the youth of primy nature’

A

Violet

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2
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‘……. It no more’ . WHo says this to who

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Think. Laertes to Ophelia

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3
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‘Your chaste ……….. open’

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Chaste

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4
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‘But you must ……..’

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Fear

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5
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What technique is ‘chaste treasure’?

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Metaphor

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6
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Who repeats ‘fear it’ to Ophelia

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Laertes

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7
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‘The ……….. galls the infants of the spring’

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Canker

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8
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What type of imagery is ‘the canker galls the infants of the spring’? What does it suggest about sex/

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Phallic imagery of the cankerworm, suggests sex is corrupts purity

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9
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What semantic field does polonius use when talking to Ophelia?

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Semantic field of money / currency

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10
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‘Contagious ……………….. are most imminent’

A

Blastments

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11
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‘Think yourself a …..’

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Baby

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12
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Who is polonius possibly linked to?

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William Cecil

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13
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What is there a contrast between in terms of freedom?

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Freedoms allowed got Laertes and those allowed to Ophelia

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14
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‘You have taken these ……. From true pay’

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Tenders

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15
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‘Neither a ………… or ………. Be’

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Borrower / lender

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16
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‘You’ll tender me a ………’

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Fool

17
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‘I shall obey, my …….’

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Lord

18
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‘Ay, springen catch to ……………’

A

Woodcocks

19
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What is the ‘springen catch to woodcocks’ a metaphor for?

A

Hamlets words being bait to trick the foolish Ophelia.

20
Q

‘You do not understand yourself so clearly as it behoves my …….’

A

Daughter

21
Q

‘You speak like a…’

A

Green girl

22
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What word beginning with A describes a ghost?

A

Apparition

23
Q

Which word beginning with A describes something unclear?

A

Ambiguous

24
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What word beginning with O describes a public speaker?

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Orator

25
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Which word beginning with E describes someone whose good at speaking?

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Eloquent

26
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Which word beginning with M describes a deep sense of sadness?

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Melancholy

27
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Which word beginning with D describes a god like figure?

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Deity

28
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High word beginning with D describes a deceitful figure?

A

Duplicitous

29
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A system controlled by men is a….

A

Patriarchy

30
Q

‘ they are brokers not of that …… which their investments show’

A

Dye

31
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‘Ophelia is deprived of…..’ (Showalter)

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Thought, sexuality and language

32
Q

‘In Shakespeare’s society, he ideal female is cherished for her….’ (Rogers)

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Youth, purity and beauty

33
Q

‘I know i have the body of but a weak and feeble woman, but i have the heart of a……’

A

King

34
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Elizabeth conducted her relationships in the style of a….

A

Petrarchan lover

35
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What was Elizabeth called?

A

The virgin queen

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