Symbols
Themes
Characters
Context connection
Miscellaneous
100

What does blood symbolize in Macbeth?

Guilt

100

Turn the topic of over ambition into a theme?

Being over ambitious can cause negative consequences in your life.

100

Is Norris dynamic/static and flat/round?

You must choose one from each category.

 Dynamic + round — starts closed-off, ends up vulnerable and open

100

Make one text to world connection with Macbeth.

Answers vary:war, bad leaders,etc

100

Define satire

A text (video, cartoon, story) that criticizes and element of society, but also wants to create change.

200

What does the snow globe represent in the novel?

Norris' Canadian identity.

200

Turn the topic of stereotypes into a theme?

Judging people on stereotypes is very harmful.

200

Is Macbeth dynamic/static and flat or round? You must choose one from each category.

Dynamic + round — starts off noble, ends up as a paranoid, murderous wreck.

200

Make one text to world connection with the novel.

Answers vary, teacher discretion.

200

Identify two common satirical targets.

Any two of: politics, famous people, institutions like education, regular people.

300

What does the light and dark imagery/symbolism represent in Macbeth?

Good  and evil

300

Turn the topic appearance vs reality to a theme?

People and things are not always as they seem.

300

Is Banquo dynamic/static and flat or round?

You must choose one from each category.

 Static + round — chill ghost guy with integrity.

300

How does knowing about the role of women during Macbeth's time help us understand the novel differently?

We understand how special the relationship between Macbeth and LM is (partners and in love)

or that LM goes against stereotypes

300

What is the key conflict in the novel.

Person vs self, his attitude and getting over it.

400

What does the heat symbolize in the novel?

Emotional pressure, his comfort in Texas

400

Turn the topic of conscience into a theme?

Don't do things that go against your conscience, it will have a negative impact on your mental health.

400

Is Norri's mom dynamic/static and flat or round?

You must choose one from each category.

  • Static + round — strong, smart, no-nonsense single mom.

400

How does knowing about Ben Philippe's life affect our understanding of the novel?

He experienced culture shock, racism, and teen survival in Texas in his own life


400

Identify two types of bias which are often found in news articles?

Bias of omission, bias of photos, bias by headline, bias by statistics

500

What do the seeds and weeds symbolize in Macbeth?

Growth and potential. When they turn into weeds they symbolize lack of loyalty.

500

Turn the topic of identity into a theme.

When you are trying to find your identity, you should always be true to yourself.

500

Is Macduff dynamic/static and flat or round? Must choose one from each category.

Static + round — loyal hero with a killer final blow.

500

What did we learn about King James that affected our understanding of the play?

He loved witches, so Shakespeare added them. No witches in the real story.

500

What is the key conflict in Mabeth?

Person vs self-Mabeth deciding allow Lady Macbeth to talk him into the murder.

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