In hamlet, when the rooster crows to announce the break of day, the ghost: select all that apply.
1. says it will return the next night
2. behaves like one who is guilty
3.remains for a moment or two
4.is startled and disappears

The right answer for the question that is being asked and shown above is that: "3.remains for a moment or two; 2. behaves like one who is guilty. In Hamlet, when the rooster crows to announce the break of day, the Ghost: remains for a moment or two; 2. behaves like one who is guilty

One of the main reasons writers like Thoreau use rhetorical questions in their writing is to get the audience's attention.