Rosencranz and Guildenstern are Dead + Hamlet

Question 1

Death or something that causes death; regarded as a release from life.

Answer 1

Quietus

Question 2

Humorous or playful in manner, in a joking manner.

Answer 2

Jocular

Question 3

Justification from denial or censure; defense. Ex., a defense attorney vindicates her client, who is vindicated.

Answer 3

Vindication

Question 4

Deductive reasoning as distinct from induction; validly or not, a conclusion is drawn from two given or assumed propositions, each of which shares common middle term not found in the conclusion.

Answer 4

Syllogism

Question 5

Composure or evenness of temper, especially in difficult situation; mental calmness.

Answer 5

Equanimity

Question 6

Having happened by accident or chance, rather than by design.

Answer 6

Fortuitous

Question 7

Apparently or purportedly, but perhaps not actually.

Answer 7

Ostensibly

Question 8

In low spirits from loss of hope or courage.

Answer 8

Despondent

Question 9

Epitome; most perfect of typical example of quality or class

Answer 9

Quintessence

Question 10

Impossible to stop or prevent; impossible to persuade.

Answer 10

Inexorable

Question 11

Acting or done quickly without thought or care; impulsive, rash, forceful.

Answer 11

Impetuous

Question 12

Extremely or unusually small.

Answer 12

Diminutive.

Question 13

A sign of what will happen; an omen.

Answer 13

Augury

Question 14

Subject to sudden or unpredictable changes in mood or mind.

Answer 14

Mercurial

Question 15

Characterized by strong

Answer 15

Tempestuous