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Hamlet test: 150 points I. 10 multiple choice: introductory notes on the historical era, theater, etc. II. 10 matching characters with their descriptions.

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1 Hamlet test: 150 points I. 10 multiple choice: introductory notes on the historical era, theater, etc. II. 10 matching characters with their descriptions III. 15 identify the speaker

2 Hamlet test, cont. IV. 20 true/false: plot and interpretation of Hamlet V. 10 short answer VI. Give meaning and context for five quotations

3 Hamlet test, cont. VII. Translate a soliloquy into contemporary English-- choose one of the two given

4 Soliloquy translation To be or not to be: that is the question; Whether ‘tis nobler in the mind to suffer The slings and arrows of outrageous fortune To live or die: that’s the issue Is it smarter to suffer all of the bad things that happen in life

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