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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What language inspires Fengon's choice of name?
(a) Roman.
(b) Iberian.
(c) Latin.
(d) Greek.
2. What does Geruthe tell Corambis that the favor is for?
(a) To give her space to relax.
(b) To learn Christianity better.
(c) To put Hamblet on the throne.
(d) To meet in secret with Fengon.
3. Why is Ophelia summoned to see Gertrude?
(a) To see if she is witty enough for Hamlet.
(b) To see if she is interested in studying with Hamlet.
(c) To see how far her relationship with Hamlet has gone in the past.
(d) To see if she is beautiful.
4. What is Geruthe's first response to hearing Fengon describe his vow?
(a) She tries to make jest of it.
(b) She leaves the room for air.
(c) She tells Fengon that she could never love him.
(d) She tells Fengon of her love for him.
5. How does Horvendil describe Fengon in the audience chamber?
(a) Sulky and inferior.
(b) Stupid and slow.
(c) Strong and independent.
(d) Dark and murderous.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Gertrude want Hamlet to do?
2. When Fengon is summoned to the audience chamber, what topic does the king first speak of?
3. Why does Corambis tell Fengon the king's afternoon plans?
4. When do Gertrude and Claudius marry?
5. What do Fengon and Corambis speculate about how the king died?
Short Essay Questions
1. What has changed in Fengon after he leaves the audience chamber with Horvendil?
2. What does Geruthe need from Fengon to confirm that he really loves and understands her?
3. Why does Gertrude agree to marry Claudius so soon after King Hamlet's death?
4. What did Geruthe do with Bathsheba the falcon?
5. Describe how Geruthe asks for the help of Corambis in order to secretly meet with Fengon.
6. Describe why the first secret meeting with Fengon and Geruthe at the lodge is an awkward event for both characters.
7. Describe Ophelia's ideas about Hamlet and his personality.
8. Describe the difference between Fengon's idea of love and intimacy and how it is different than Geruthe's.
9. Describe the situation that causes Geruthe to desire Fengon.
10. What does Horvendil infer about how his son spends his nights at the university compared to what Geruthe infers?
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