Scene 1-2
The amount of witches at the beginning of the play.
Were there 3?
The three things the witches prophesized for Macbeth.
Was it that he would first become Thawne of Glamis, then Thawne of Cawdor, and finally king?
The title that is officially bestowed upon Macbeth.
Is it that he officially was declared Thawne of Cawdor?
Lady Macbeth's feelings towards her husband's capability to become king.
Is it that she feels that he is not determined enough to kill the king?
The way King Duncan treats Lady Macbeth.
Was it that he treated her kindly and thanked her for welcoming him and his family to stay at their home, although the trouble it may bring?
The famous line the witches stated before disappearing to find Macbeth.
Was it fair is foul, and foul is fair?
The prophecy the witches made for Banquo.
Was it that he would not be as great as Macbeth, but happier than him?
The king claims that this person and Macbeth both deserve the same amount of rewards.
Is it Banquo?
The wish Lady Macbeth makes.
Is it that she wishes she become a man so she could do it herself?
The way Lady Macbeth acts towards the king and how it contrasts to previous feelings.
Is it that she was just as kind to him as he was to her even though she had been previously planning and thinking of his demise?
The two sons of King Duncan.
Were his two sons Malcom and Donalbain?
The prophecy the witches made about Banquo's sons.
Was it that they would be kings, although Banquo himself would not be?
The announcement that alarmed Macbeth.
Was it the announcement that Malcom was to become the prince of Cumberland?
The person who is coming to Lady Macbeth's home that she is excited by.
Is it King Duncan's arrival and the opportunity it gives her that excites her?
The aspects that made Macbeth reconsider killing King Duncan.
Is it Macdonwald?
The event that caused Macbeth to be less suspicious about the witches' prophecies.
The obstacle in Macbeth's way to become king.
Is it Malcom?
What Lady Macbeth wishes would happen so that killing the king would be easier.
Is it that she wishes that her guilt would be blocked so that she may murder him with ease?
What Macbeth realizes is the only reason he would kill King Duncan.
The two loyal men who fought and won on the behalf of King Duncan.
Were they Macbeth and Banquo?
Macbeth's wish about the witches' third prediction.
Is it that he wishes he won't have to do anything to become king?
The person Banquo vouches for that reveals his true nature.
Did he vouch for Macbeth?
The shocking way lady Macbeth's acts towards Macbeth.
Is it that she acts so forward and commanding to her husband?
The person who pressures Macbeth into officially committing to killing King Duncan.
Is it Lady Macbeth?