The phrase hoist with his own petard, which comes from Hamlet, desc...

Q: The phrase hoist with his own petard, which comes from Hamlet, describes a person in this position.

Survey says top answers: 1. Undone by the very scheme they set for others (1000 points); 2. Promoted far beyond their ability (0 points); 3. Punished for a crime somebody else committed (0 points); 4. Left behind by allies who have fled (0 points). The number one answer is "Undone by the very scheme they set for others" with 1000 points. This Family Feud style question has 4 popular survey responses.

Survey says! Here are the top 4 answers based on popular survey responses.

QThe phrase hoist with his own petard, which comes from Hamlet, describes a person in this position.

#1Undone by the very scheme they set for others1000

#2Promoted far beyond their ability0

#3Punished for a crime somebody else committed0

#4Left behind by allies who have fled0

Total points: 1000. The #1 answer "Undone by the very scheme they set for others" is worth 1000 points. Use these Family Feud style survey answers for your game night!

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The phrase hoist with his own petard, which comes from Hamlet, describes a person in this position.

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