Genre
The number of acts in 'Macbeth'
What is five?
What Lady Macbeth allies herself with in The Letter Scene (Act 1)
What Macbeth is too full of according to Lady Macbeth in Act 1.
What is 'the milk of human kindness'?
The man who kills Macbeth.
The thing that represents Macbeth's final decision to kill King Duncan.
What is the dagger?
The kind of play 'Macbeth' is.
What is a tragedy?
The way Lady Macbeth dies.
What is it to commit suicide?
The Elizabethan idea of order in the univserse which Macbeth disrupts when he kills King Duncan.
What is The Great Chain of Being?
The rightful heir to the throne.
Who is Malcolm?
The motif that is mentioned in the end of this line: "You lack the season of all natures, _________" (Lady Macbeth, Act 3, scene 4)
What is 'sleep'.
An artist who writes drama
What is a playwright?
What is passion?
The metre Macbeth speaks in in these lines: "Thou marshall'st me the way that I was going;
And such an instrument I was to use."
Another name for the witches.
What is 'The Weird Sisters'?
What the fog in the opening scene symbolises.
What is mystery?
The year in which 'Macbeth' was written (plus / minus 25 years).
What is 1606/1607?
The way Lady Macbeth - literally - gets blood on her hands.
What Macbeth is the Thane of in the opening of the play.
What is Glamis? (udt. 'Glams')
What is zero?
What the Apparition symbolising Macduff looks like.
The number of plays that Shakespeare wrote (plus / minus five).
What is 38?
What the doctor ask the Gentlewoman to remove from Lady Macbeth in the Sleepwalking Scene.
The way Macbeth feels in the end of the Apparition Scene.
What is invincible? (Or unconquerable, unbeatable, confident, or something synonomous with these).
The name of Banquo's son.
What is Fleance?
The characters Macbeth speak of in this metaphor:
"There the grown serpent lies; the worm that's fled / Hath nature that in time will venom breed / No teeth for the present" (Macbeth in Act 3, scene 4)
Banquo and Fleance