____________________ is the attitude a literary work takes toward its subject that a character conveys, especially as revealed through diction.

Which example best supports Hamlet’s belief that Elsinore is a “prison”?

Hamlet faces the reality of death and his lost childhood when the gravediggers uncover the skull of ___________.

At which step of gene expression can cells amplify the number of copies of a protein made from a single gene?

Which of the following accurately describes a step in GTP-driven nuclear transport?

What is ironic about Rosencrantz and Guildenstern’s attempt to learn the source of Hamlet’s madness?

Characters that recur in the myths and literature of many different ages and cultures. 

Hamlet’s killing of Polonius illustrates ____________.

A normal adult female is asked to perform two activities: first, phonate /a/ at her usual fundamental frequency (approximately 210 Hz) and typical loudness for 10 seconds; and second, increase her fundamental frequency to 450 Hz. Based on this scenario, which of the following statements are TRUE? (Select up to four options; partial credit will be awarded for correct selections.)

A 22-year-old male is referred for a speech-language pathology (SLP) evaluation with the primary complaint that his voice sounds feminine. An evaluation by an ear, nose, and throat (ENT) specialist reveals no anatomical abnormalities in the laryngeal system, periodic vocal fold vibrations, and no medical conditions contributing to a high-pitched voice. During your perceptual voice assessment, you observe that his voice is high-pitched, has near-normal loudness, and a normal quality with no breathiness or harshness. Based on these findings, which TWO of the following are the most likely explanations? (Select up to two options; partial credit will be awarded for correct selections.)