Act 1
Act 2
Act 3
Act 4
Act 5
100

Where does our story take place?

Scotland

100

How does Macbeth kill King Duncan?

He stabs him in his sleep

100

Who was Banquo's son? 

Fleance

100

Whose family does Macbeth attack?

Macduff's family 

100

Who becomes king after Macbeth is killed? 

Malcolm

200

What is another title for this play? It is often used in theaters. 

Scottish Play

200

What crime did Macbeth and the old Thane of Cawdor both commit? 

Treason 

200

Are Macbeth's murderers successful? 

Only partially-- they kill Banquo, but Fleance escapes. 

200

Where is Macduff? 

He fled to England 

200

Character who yells: "Out out damned spot!" 

Lady Macbeth

300

How does Lady Macbeth convince Macbeth to kill the king? 

She calls him a coward and questions his manhood. 

300

Why does Macbeth kill the servants? 

To appear like he is ultimately the most loyal to Duncan and to help frame them for Duncan's murder. 

300

Why does Macbeth experience hallucinations of Banquo's ghost? 

He feels guilty about having Banquo killed. 

300

What do Macduff and Malcolm plan to do?

Return to Scotland and revolt against Macbeth. 

300

Why was Macduff able to kill Macbeth? 

He was not technically born naturally by a woman. He was born from a c-section. 

400

What is Macbeth's prophecy? 

1) Thane of Glamis 

2) Thane of Cawdor 

3) He will be king

400

Why does Lady Macbeth faint?

She is pretending that she is horrified that Duncan has been killed. 

400

How does Lady Macbeth react to Macbeth's plan of killing Banquo and Fleance? 

She tries to talk him out of it, and believes they should be happy with the power they already have. 

400

What kind of leader is Macbeth?

A tyrant

400

How did Birnam Wood march on Dunsinane Hill? 

Malcolm and Macduff's soldiers broke off tree branches from the forest and used them to look like the forest was marching. 
500

What is Banquo's prophecy? 

1) He will be lesser than Macbeth, but greater. 

2) His descendants will be kings. 

3) He will less happy than Macbeth, yet much happier.

500

Why does Macbeth hallucinate hearing a voice say "Sleep no more! Macbeth has murdered sleep."

He feels guilty and paranoid after murdering King Duncan. 

500

Why is Macbeth afraid of Banquo? 

Banquo is noble and good, and his sons will become kings. 

500

What is Macbeth's new prophecy according to the Witches? 

1) Beware Macduff

2) No one born from a woman can harm Macbeth 

3) Macbeth cannot be defeated until Birnam Wood marches on Dunsinane Hill.

500
What does the sleep motif represent in Macbeth?
Only innocent or dead people can sleep. 

Guilty people are kept awake, sleepwalk, suffer nightmares. 

Sleep = peace; no sleep = guilt/ paranoia/ madness

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