The Tragedy of Hamlet by William Shakespeare Act 1 Scene 1 questions ( 14 points)
Read the drama The Tragedy of Hamlet by William Shakespeare. Then, reread the
lines indicated with each question below. Answer each question, citing text evidence.
1. Sc. 1, Lines 1–9: Describe the setting of this scene. What actions and phrases
contribute to a mood of foreboding?
2. Sc. 1, Lines 44-63: What does the resemblance of this ghost to the late king of
Denmark foreshadow?
3. Sc. 1, Lines 74–108: What does the audience learn from Marcellus's question to
Horatio? How does Marcellus's description of a military build-up as well as Horatio's
response affect the mood of this scene?
4. Sc. 1. Lines 74–108: Describe Fortinbras based on what Horatio says.
5. Sc. 1, Lines 116-129: Explain the significance of Horatio's allusions to ancient Rome
and Julius Caesar. What is he suggesting through this reference?
6. Sc. 1. Lines
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