Macbeth characters
The main protagonist of MacBeth, marries Lady Macbeth, and is a nobleman
MacBeth
Where was William Shakespeare born?
Stratford Upon Avon
Which play is not written by Shakespeare?
Tristan & Isolde
This type of play focuses on the characters strengths, and end with lots of death, and characters say nefarious words.
Tragedy
Alyssium
The main antagonist of Macbeth, gets murdered, is a tyrant, and was the King of Scotland
Duncan
Where was Shakespeare buried?
The Trinity Church
This Shakespeare play shows at the beginning of the story that someone doesn't love him back, Tybalt killing Mercutio, Romeo drinking poison, and Juliet stabbing herself with Romeo's dagger
Romeo & Juliet
This type of play focuses on a character's weaknesses
Comedy
Saturnium, Uranium, Neptunium
Saturnium
Macbeth's best friend, the hero, and modeled after King James I
Banquo
The name of Shakespeare's school was named by this king
Edward VI
This Shakespeare play shows how King Duncan dies, Macbeth becomes king of Scotland, Sweno as king of Norway and thane of Cawdor, and Macbeth dies at the end.
Macbeth
True or False: Shakespeare does not use a soliloquy in his play
False; he uses a soliloquy.
Einsteinium, Eddium, Erbium
Eddium
These three characters start with prophecies or predictions in the story
Witches
What date was Shakespeare born?
April 23, 1564
Which Shakespeare play shows how a lady is a powerful queen and a gentleman who is a powerful king?
Antony & Cleopatra
What is a foil?
A character who is similar to another, but has one contrasting difference.
Darmstadtium, Bohrium, Hitlium
Hitlium
Duncan's two sons names are
Malcolm & Donalbain
True or False: Shakespeare died on his birthday.
False; he died two days after his 52nd birthday on April 25, 1616.
This Shakespeare play shows a gentleman who starts with the same letter as Tristan that Shakespeare didn't create and a lady who starts with the same letter as Cleopatra
Troilus & Cressida
True or False: The climax is the most exciting part of the story.
True; the climax is the most exciting part of the story.
Bronze, Silver, Gold
Bronze