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Question
Match Hamlet’s words with the given situations.
| A | B |
|---|---|
| i. take arms against a sea of troubles | died |
| ii. shuffled off this mortal coil | to fight against endless suffering |
| iii. natural shocks that flesh is heir to | normal conflicts that afflict us |
| iv. slings and arrows of outrageous fortune | violent attacks of misfortune |
| v. your manager at office is rude to you | the insolence of office |
| vi. your proud neighbour looks down upon you | the proud man's contumely |
| vii. you present a bouquet to someone you love but it is not accepted | the pangs of despised love |
| viii. you have filed a case five years ago but it is still pending | the law's delay |
| ix. you follow the policy of forgive and forget and you are friendly to your enemy | the spurns that patient merit of the unworthy takes |
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Solution
| A | B |
|---|---|
| i. take arms against a sea of troubles | to fight against endless suffering |
| ii. shuffled off this mortal coil | died |
| iii. natural shocks that flesh is heir to | normal conflicts that afflict us |
| iv. slings and arrows of outrageous fortune | violent attacks of misfortune |
| v. your manager at office is rude to you | the insolence of office |
| vi. your proud neighbour looks down upon you | the proud man's contumely |
| vii. you present a bouquet to someone you love but it is not accepted | the pangs of despised love |
| viii. you have filed a case five years ago but it is still pending | the law's delay |
| ix. you follow the policy of forgive and forget and you are friendly to your enemy | the spurns that patient merit of the unworthy takes |
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Chapter 13: Hamlet's Dilemma - Exercise [Page 92]
