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12
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Jeopardy
Hamlet
Quotes
Hamlet
Characters
Hamlet
Soliloquies
Slaughterhouse Five
Vocabulary
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Hamlet Quotes 100
• “The lady doth protest too much methinks.”
• Gertrude talking about the Queen actor in the
play
Hamlet Quotes 200
• “Why wouldst thou be a breeder of sinners?”
• Hamlet talking to Ophelia and reproducing
Hamlet Quotes 300
• Laertes speaking to Claudius after he learns
Polonius has been murdered
• “Oh thou vile king, give me thy father!”
Hamlet Quotes 400
• “He is dead and gone, lady, He is dead and
gone; At his head a grass-green turf, at his
heels a stone”
• Ophelia singing to Gertrude
Hamlet Quotes 500
• “Now cracks a noble heart; Goodnight sweet
prince.”
• Horatio speaking to Hamlet right before
Hamlet’s death
Hamlet Quotes 600
• “Something is rotten in the state of Denmark.”
• Marcellus to Horatio after the Ghost goes w/
Hamlet
Hamlet Quotes 700
• “Tis unmanly grief. It shows a will most
incorrect to heaven.”
• Claudius speaking to Hamlet about mourning
his father’s death too much
Hamlet Quotes 800
• “Madness in great ones must not unwatched
go.”
• Claudius speaking about Hamlet because he
knows he is a threat
Characters 100
• Cannot truly resolve his sins because he
wishes to still possess the things which he has
stolen
• Claudius
Characters 200
• Falls in love with another man while she was
still married
• Gertrude
Characters 300
• Goes to school in France
• Laertes
Characters 400
• Were guarding Elsinore during the opening of
the play
• Marcellus and Francisco
Characters 500
• Working for the King and Queen to spy on
Hamlet
• Rosencrantz/Guildenstern
Characters 600
• Was once a jester among the court when
Hamlet was young
• Yorick
Characters 700
• A foil is a character who has a sharp contrast
to another character. Who can be an example
of Hamlet’s foil?
• Claudius,
Fortinbras,
Laertes
Characters 800
• Hamlet uses this Trojan female character to
show how he believes his mother should have
acted after the death of her husband
• Hecuba
Soliloquies 100
• In Hamlet’s opening soliloquy he depicted
King Hamlet and Queen Gertrude’s marriage
as:
• Happy, ideal, pleasant
Soliloquies 200
• Re-read Hamlet’s soliloquy from Act 1, Sc. 2.
What is his main lament?
• He cannot deal with the haste in how his
mother remarried
Soliloquies 300
• “Oh what a rogue and peasant slave am I!” - What happens right before this soliloquy?
• The actor performs with more emotion than
Hamlet
Soliloquies 400
• In his to be or not to be soliloquy – Hamlet
uses the word “sleep” to refer to what?
• Death
Soliloquies 500
• “What is a man/If his chief good and market
of his time/be but to sleep and feed? A beast,
no more.” – What does this mean?
• Men w/o reason are beasts/animals.
Soliloquies 600
• “And spur my dull revenge” – What does that
mean?
• He still has not acted on his revenge
Soliloquies 700
• “Ay, there’s the rub” - - What does this mean?
• The conflict/problem/predicament
Soliloquies 800
• “May my thoughts be bloody or be nothing
worth!” – Who said it, what prompted it, AND
what does it mean?
• Hamlet, seeing Fortinbras’ army, will get
revenge or he’s useless
Slaughterhouse Five 100
• Mary O’Hare inspires Billy to change the title
of his book to what?
• The Children’s Crusade
Slaughterhouse Five 200
• Thoughts of Revenge make him happy
• Paul Lazzaro
Slaughterhouse Five 300
• The only soldier to stand up to Howard
Campbell
• Edgar Derby
Slaughterhouse Five 400
• Science fiction writer that Rosewater and
Pilgrim enjoy reading
• Kilgore Trout
Slaughterhouse Five 500
• The epigraph in Slaughterhouse Five refers to
Billy as a
• Christ like figure
Slaughterhouse Five 600
• Who “lost his brains” in the latrine scene?
• Kurt Vonnegut
Slaughterhouse Five 700
• Name an example of Irony in the text
• The scouts that died - Others
Slaughterhouse Five 800
• What is an epigraph?
• Quote/phrase at start of a document.
Vocabulary 100
• Originating in the country or region where
found, native; inborn ; inherent
• Indigenous
Vocabulary 200
• A confused struggle, a violent free – for – all
• Melee (maylay)
Vocabulary 300
• Attraction to
• Affinity
Vocabulary 400
• Narrow-minded or rigid, intolerant
• Hidebound
Vocabulary 500
• A cozener (misleading person)
• Mountebank
Vocabulary 600
• A dictionary of language; special vocabulary
• Lexicon
Vocabulary 700
• Cheerful, optimistic outlook
• Sanguine
Vocabulary 800
• Range or series
• Gamut
Vocabulary 100
• Schism
• Rift or breach, a formal split/any division or
separation of a group or organization into
hostile factions
Vocabulary 200
• Obfuscate
• To darken or obscure
Vocabulary 300
• Bellwether
• Trendsetter
Vocabulary 400
• Vicissitude
• A change or variation, or alteration
Vocabulary 500
• Browbeat
• To intimidate; to bully
Vocabulary 600
• Panache
• A confident and stylish manner
Vocabulary 700
• Philippic
• Verbal attack
Vocabulary 800
• Eleemosynary
• Charitable