[preview]. Analysis of the Soliloquy To be, or not to be in William Shakespeare's Hamlet-In William Shakespeareâs Hamlet, Act III, Scene I, the title character, Hamlet, performs his most famous soliloquy, started âTo be, or not to beâ¦.â This speech comes in the midpoint of the main action of the play.
Money is still a favorite. A Retailmenot.com survey found that cash, checks and gift cards remain popular choices, cited as preferred by half the respondents. On average, respondents say $165 is an appropriate cash gift for high-school graduates, while $464 is good for someone earning a bachelor's degree.If your friend or relative just attained a graduate degree, plan on shelling out about $772.Those figures are averages, not round numbers.n average, respondents say $165 is an appropriate cash gift for high-school graduates, while $464 is good for someone earning a bachelor's degree. If your friend or relative just attained a graduate degree, plan on shelling out about $772. Those figures are averages, not round numbers.
The amount of money that feels right depends upon: 1) the type of graduation, 2) how close the relationship is, and 3) how much the recipient needs the money. But in general, according to a study by Hallmark: â¢ 95 percent believe money is an appropriate gift for graduation from high school or college. â¢ $25 is about average for a close friend (or child of a close friend) â¢ 67 percent believe that $50 or more is appropriate for a close relative. â¢ $20 is the average for a not-so-close friend. â¢ And many would give no gift to a not-so-close friend, but they might send a card.