Hamlet stages a performance about a murder to discern claudius’s guilt. this is part of hamlet’s exposition. rising action. climax. falling action.

The correct answer is "Rising Action".

Explanation:

William Shakespeare’s tragedy Hamlet (1599-1602) depicts the story of Prince’s Hamlet of Denmark strive to revenge his father’s murder. Hamlet’s quest for vengeance is imposed on him when a ghost, who claims to be his father, reveals to the prince that it was his uncle Claudius (recently married to Hamlet’s widowed mother) who killed him. This could be seen as the Exposition.

The Rising of the Action in a story is destined to create tension and suspense. In this play, this happens while Hamlet questions the ghost’s reliability, and thus his duty to kill his uncle. To solve the query, Hamlet takes advantage of his intellectual talents to conduct a mousetrap play in the castle. He modifies the dialogues of the play to produce an alternative meaning: a reference to his father's killing. Hamlet expects to decide whether Claudius is guilty or not based on his reaction while he sees the play. His uncle leaves the room after seeing one of the characters killing another one, thus Hamlet confirms that his uncle is guilty, and hence there is no option left for him but to revenge his father.

The Climax arrives when he commits the first murder (when he accidentally stabs Polonius), and it is extended until he kills his uncle.  The rising of Fortinbras as the new Danish king could be seen as the Falling Action.

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