Characters
Plot
Who Said It?
Themes/Symbols
Literary Terms
100

Who is the murdered king of Scotland?

Duncan

100

The witches tell Macbeth he will be Thane of Glamis, Thane of ___?___ and King.

Cawdor

100

"Fair is foul and foul is fair"

The witches

100

What Lady Macbeth can't rid her hands of

blood

100

What genre of play is Macbeth?

Tragedy

200

Who do the witches prophesy will have children who become king?

Banquo

200

What does Lady Macbeth do to Duncan's gaurds?

Gets them drunk (puts drugs in their drinks)

200

"Out damned spot! Out I say"

Lady Macbeth

200

The driving desire for power is know as what?

Ambition

200

What is the term for a character speaking alone onstage to the audience revealing their inner thoughts or feelings?

Soliloquy

300

Who has his wife and children murdered by Macbeth?

Macduff

300

What does Macbeth see at the banquet that no one else sees?

The ghost of Banquo

300

"look like the innocent flower, but be the serpent underneath."

Lady Macbeth

300

What Macbeth feels after killing Duncan

Guilt

300

What term is used to describe a character trait that leads to a character's downfall?

Tragic Flaw

400

Who is Duncan's second son?

Donalbain

400

How does Malcom conceal his army? (include where and how in your answer)

Carrying branches from Birnam Woods

400

"The instruments of darkness tell us twisted truths that lead to consequence"

Banquo

400

The term for acting in a misleading way.

Two faced

400

What is the term for a character saying something quickly to the audience while other characters are sit on stage?

Aside

500

Who brings the news to England that a family has been murdered and Scotland is in perile?

Ross

500

Who do the witches say can't harm Macbeth?

No man born of a woman can harm Macbeth

500

"Lay on and damned be him that first cries 'hold, enough!'"

Macbeth

500

The term for being unable to control your future.

Fate

500

What is the term for the pattern/rhythm that characters speak in throughout Shakespeare's plays?

Blank Verse (I will also accept iambic pentameter)

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