Question

what does hamlet tell rosencratz and guildenstern about the location of poloniuss death? he wont tell them; that the ghost did it; that the ghost made him do it; that is has already been buried

Explanation:

In Shakespeare's Hamlet, when Rosencrantz and Guildenstern press Hamlet about Polonius's body, Hamlet evades their questions, refuses to disclose the location directly, and only taunts them with vague, cryptic remarks instead of giving a clear answer. The other options are incorrect: the ghost is not linked to Polonius's death in Hamlet's statements to the pair, and he does not claim Polonius is buried.

Answer:

A. He won't tell them