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Hamlet | Class 15: Exam 2 (Act 2)
Students will take Exam 2.
Reading Guidance for Act 3.1
Students should be aware of the following:
- Rosencrantz and Guildenstern’s attempts to find out if Hamlet is insane.
- Polonius’s attempts to use Ophelia to eavesdrop on Hamlet.
- Hamlet’s accusations to Ophelia.
- Claudius’s revised opinion about the causes of Hamlet’s behavior.
- What Polonius says to persuade Claudius from sending Hamlet away.
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- Class 1: Introduction to Hamlet
- Class 2: Conventions of Shakespearean Verse and Staging
- Class 3: Leadership (Act 1)
- Class 4: Thought vs. Action (Act 1)
- Class 5: Spirits and Spirituality (Act 1)
- Class 6: Perception and Persuasion (Act 1)
- Class 7: Archetypes (Act 1)
- Class 8: Review of Act 1
- Class 9: Exam 1 (Act 1)
- Class 10: Cross-Curriculum Exercise on Historical Inquiry
- Class 11: Historical Inquiry Presentations (Part 1)
- Class 12: Historical Inquiry Presentations (Part 2)
- Class 13: Act 2 (Scenes 1 and 2)
- Class 14: The “Fool” Character (Polonius)
- Class 15: Exam 2 (Act 2)
- Class 16: The Hero’s Journey (Act 3)
- Class 17: Purpose in Playing (Act 3)
- Class 18: Myth and Meaning
- Class 19: Myth and Meaning Group Work
- Class 20: Myth and Meaning Presentations
- Class 21: Vocabulary for Act 3
- Class 22: Irony (Act 3)
- Class 23: The Death of Polonius and the Return of the Ghost (Act 3)
- Class 24: Exam 3 (Act 3)
- Class 25: Act 4
- Class 26: Allusions and Biblical Themes (Act 4)
- Class 27: Symbolism (Act 4)
- Class 28: The Ptolemaic Universe (Act 4)
- Class 29: Review of Act 4
- Class 30: Exam 4 (Act 4)
- Class 31: Mortality (Act 5)
- Class 32: The End of the Tragedy (Act 5)
- Class 33: Exam 5 (Act 5)
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