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Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are characters from which Shakespearean play?
(A) As You Like It
(B) Hamlet
(C) King Lear
(D) Romeo and Juliet
2. As the play opens, Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are traveling because
(A) They were hungry
(B) They wanted to see a play
(C) They needed more coins to flip
(D) They were sent for
3. Rosencrantz and Guildenstern know Hamlet from
(A) Childhood
(B) College
(C) The military
(D) The road
4. When Rosencrantz and Guildenstern talk to characters like Ophelia, Hamlet, and Gertrude, their speech changes in what way(s)?
(A) It rhymes.
(B) It’s taken directly from Shakespeare.
(C) A and B.
(D) None of the above.
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5. Where does much of the play take place?
(A) Elsinore
(B) Buckingham Palace
(C) The Taj Mahal
(D) The White House
6.
Why is Hamlet upset and acting strangely?
(A) Ophelia no longer loves him.
(B) Rosencrantz and Guildenstern forgot his birthday.
(C) Polonius murdered Hamlet’s father so that Claudius could marry his mother.
(D) His uncle Claudius murdered Hamlet’s father, then married his mother.
7. How do Rosencrantz and Guildenstern attempt to uncover the roots of Hamlet’s strange behavior?
(A) Through a game of coin tossing
(B) By taking Hamlet to see the Tragedians perform
(C) Through a game of question-and-answer
(D) By taking Hamlet on a sea voyage
8. The Player leads a group of actors known as
(A) The Shakespearians
(B) The NoFearians
(C) The Tragedians
(D) The Tanzanians 9. What happens to the other characters when the Tragedians approach?
(A) They hear music.
(B) They go blind.
(C) They speak in Shakespearean English.
(D) They forgot their lines.
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10. What is the relationship between Hamlet and Ophelia?
(A) They are brother and sister.
(B) They are cousins.
(C) They are lovers.
(D) They are teacher and student.
11. During their games of question-and-answer, Rosencrantz and Guildenstern borrow the scoring method of which sport?
(A) Football
(B) Volleyball
(C) Golf
(D) Tennis
12. Whom does Hamlet kill?
(A) Gertrude
(B) Ophelia
(C) Claudius
(D) Polonius
13. The play is set in the early
(A) 1300s
(B) 1400s
(C) 1500s
(D) 1600s 14. What’s the name of the play performed by the Tragedians?
(A) Hamlet
(B) The Murder of Claudius
(C) The Murder of Hamlet
(D) The Murder of Gonzago
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15. Why does Rosencrantz stop the Tragedians’ rehearsal?
(A) He dislikes the actors.
(B) He thinks he might know the play.
(C) He dislikes the costumes.
(D) He thinks he might know the actors.
16. Rosencrantz and Guildenstern often pass the time by
(A) Making sandwiches
(B) Flipping a coin
(C) Ogling Ophelia
(D) Reciting lines from plays
17. What does Claudius think of the play performed by the Tragedians?
(A) He likes it a lot.
(B) He thinks it lacked drama.
(C) He dislikes it a lot.
(D) He decides not to watch it.
18. Why does Hamlet get angry at Rosencrantz and Guildenstern?
(A) He thinks they are slow-witted and boring.
(B) He thinks they have become Claudius’s tools.
(C) He thinks they are sleeping with Gertrude.
(D) He thinks they murdered Polonius.
19. Where are Rosencrantz and Guildenstern sailing to in Act III?
(A) Denmark
(B) Spain
(C) England
(D) Greenland
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20. The letter that Guildenstern carries on to the ship orders the execution of which character or characters?
(A) Rosencrantz
(B) Guildenstern
(C) Rosencrantz and Guildenstern
(D) Hamlet
21. Rosencrantz and Guildenstern spend much of the play in which type of mental state?
(A) Happy
(B) Sad
(C) Confused
(D) Irritated
22. The play borrows from and explores which philosophy?
(A) Existentialism
(B) Nihilism
(C) Socialism
(D) Solipsism
23. Rosencrantz and Guildenstern escape the pirates by
(A) Climbing the mast
(B) Hiding in a barrel
(C) Jumping overboard
(D) Hiding in the galley
24. What happens to the Player on the ship?
(A) He dies.
(B) He pretends to die.
(C) He falls overboard.
(D) He kills Hamlet.
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25. Who recites the plays final lines?
(A) Rosencrantz
(B) Guildenstern
(C) Hamlet
(D) Horatio