Shakespeare General Knowledge
What is the name of the theatre in London where many of Shakespeare's plays were performed?
The Globe
Who is the first character to suggest that Macbeth should become king?
The Three Witches
What term describes the use of exaggerated imagery to create a strong emotional response in the reader?
Hyperbole
What visual technique involves the use of colour to evoke specific emotions or set the mood in the graphic novel?
Colour symbolism
If a train travels 60 kilometres in one hour, how far will it travel in three hours at the same speed?
180 kilometres
During which monarch's reign did Shakespeare produce most of his work?
Queen Elizabeth I
What title is Macbeth given after his bravery in battle before he learns of the witches' prophecy?
Thane of Cawdor
In the graphic novel, how does the use of juxtaposition enhance the contrast between Macbeth's ambition and his guilt?
Juxtaposition places conflicting images or ideas side by side, highlighting the tension between Macbeth's desires and his moral consequences.
How does the layout of panels contribute to the pacing of the story in the graphic novel?
The arrangement and size of panels control the flow of the narrative, with larger panels often slowing down the action and smaller panels increasing the pace.
What is the next number in the sequence: 2, 4, 8, 16, ...?
32
In what century was William Shakespeare born?
1500's (1564)
Who is Macbeth's wife, who plays a crucial role in encouraging him to pursue the throne?
Lady Macbeth
What is the term for a recurring element, such as a symbol or theme, that appears throughout the graphic novel?
Motif
What is the term for the visual representation of sound through effects like "BANG!" or "THUD!" in the graphic novel?
Onomatopoeia
A book is on sale for 25% off its original price of $40. What is the sale price of the book?
$30 (25% of $40 is $10, so $40 - $10 = $30).
What term is used to describe the period of English history during which Shakespeare wrote, characterised by a flourishing of arts and culture?
The Elizabethan Era
What is the name of the king that Macbeth murders to take the throne of Scotland?
King Duncan
What technique involves giving human traits to non-human elements, and how is this depicted in the graphic novel through the portrayal of nature reacting to Macbeth's actions?
Personification; this is depicted in the graphic novel when nature is shown as disturbed or ominous, reflecting the chaos caused by Macbeth’s actions.
In the graphic novel, how is the technique of close-ups used to enhance character development?
Close-ups focus on characters’ facial expressions, allowing readers to connect with their emotions and internal conflicts, particularly in moments of tension or decision-making.
If a book has 200 pages and you read 50 pages a day, how many days will it take you to finish the book?
4 days
Name 5 different Shakespearian Plays
Macbeth, Romeo and Juliet, As you like it, King Lear, A midsummer nights dream, Hamlet
What ultimately happens to Macbeth at the end of the play, and who is responsible for his downfall?
Macbeth is killed by Macduff; his downfall is a result of his ambition, guilt, and the consequences of his actions.
What language technique is used when a character's thoughts or feelings are expressed in a way that reveals their inner conflict, particularly in the graphic novel’s illustrations?
Internal monologue, often depicted through thought bubbles or narrative boxes that provide insight into a character's psyche.
In the graphic novel, if Macbeth had a "personal trainer" to help him with his guilt, what visual technique might show him lifting "heavy burdens" of regret?
Class vote on answer
eg > Visual metaphor
How do you spell the principals surname? [Not relieving]
Kozlowski