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What is the central theme of Hamlet's contemplation in Shakespeare's play?
What does the proverb 'All that glitters is not gold' caution against?
What is the symbolic meaning of the 'two roads' in Robert Frost's poem?
What is the purpose of the idiom 'Break the ice'?
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What is the common thread among these expressions, including quotes, proverbs, poems, and idioms?
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Study Notes
Famous Quotes and Expressions
- "To be or not to be, that is the question" is a quote from Hamlet's play, showcasing his existential contemplation about life and death.
Proverbs
- "All that glitters is not gold" is a proverb warning that appearances can be deceiving.
Poetry
- "Two roads diverged in a yellow wood" is a line from Robert Frost's poetry, symbolizing life's choices and their consequences.
Idioms
- "Break the ice" is an idiom encouraging us to initiate conversation in awkward situations.
Significance of Quotes and Expressions
- These expressions, including quotes, proverbs, poems, and idioms, provide insight into human nature and the complexities of our experiences.
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Test your knowledge of famous quotes and idioms from literature, including Shakespeare's Hamlet and Robert Frost's poetry. Identify the meanings and contexts of these phrases and proverbs.
