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Questions trace the turning points, rhetoric, and dramatic technique of Act 3.
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At the start of Act 3, Claudius and Polonius arrange for Ophelia to meet Hamlet while they hide. What are they testing?
After Hamlet's talk with Ophelia, Claudius says, 'Love! his affections do not that way tend.' What decision follows from Claudius's reading of Hamlet?
When Hamlet instructs the players, what performance style does he ask for?
In The Mousetrap, what staged action matches the Ghost's story of old Hamlet's murder?
What does Claudius do when the murder in The Mousetrap presses too close to his own crime?
After The Mousetrap, Rosencrantz and Guildenstern press Hamlet for answers. What object does Hamlet use to accuse them of trying to play on him?
Once Claudius is alone after the play, what does he try to do?
What happens when Hamlet hears someone moving behind the arras in Gertrude's closet?
Why does Hamlet choose Horatio to help judge Claudius during the play?
Why does Polonius hide behind the arras in Gertrude's room?
During the nunnery scene, Hamlet suddenly asks Ophelia, "Where's your father?" She answers, "At home, my lord." Why is her answer significant?
Why does Claudius want Hamlet sent to England after hearing him in Act 3?
Why does Hamlet not kill Claudius while Claudius seems to be praying?
In 'To be, or not to be,' what basic question is Hamlet turning into an antithesis?
In 'the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune,' what figure of speech shapes Hamlet's suffering?
When Hamlet says, 'Thus conscience does make cowards of us all,' what does 'conscience' mean in context?
Ophelia laments, 'O, what a noble mind is here o'erthrown!' What change is she reacting to?
Claudius says his crime is 'rank' and that it 'smells to heaven.' What does the image stress?
Claudius ends, 'Words without thoughts never to heaven go.' What failure does he name?
During the nunnery scene, Ophelia is visible to Hamlet, but Claudius and Polonius hide nearby. What does this staging let the audience know?
The court watches a play that copies a murder only Hamlet, Horatio, and Claudius fully understand. What makes Claudius's reaction dramatically revealing?
Hamlet leaves after deciding not to kill the praying Claudius; Claudius then admits his prayer failed. What does the audience know that Hamlet does not?
In the closet scene, the Ghost appears to Hamlet but not to Gertrude. What knowledge gap does the staging create?
Hamlet says drama should hold 'the mirror up to nature' and then uses a staged murder to test Claudius. Which theme is developed?
How does Hamlet's choice in the prayer scene deepen the revenge-tragedy conflict?
The hidden listeners in Act 3 (Claudius and Polonius watching Ophelia, then Polonius in the closet) show court life built on spying. Which idea does this develop?
Claudius's prayer links his crown, queen, and ambition to the murder he cannot renounce. Which theme comes forward?
By Act 3, Hamlet acts mad, stages a play, and speaks violently to Gertrude while pursuing real proof. Which theme fits this pattern?
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