Act 1
Act 2
Act 3
Act 4
Act V
100

What title is Macbeth given in Act I after defeating Norway?

A. Thane of Cawdor

B. Thane of Glamis

C. Earl of Fife

D. Prince of Cumberland

A. Thane of Cawdor

100

What hallucination does Macbeth see before killing Duncan?
A. A bloody ghost
B. A floating dagger
C. A torch
D. A crown

B. A floating dagger

100

Who does Macbeth see sitting in his place at the banquet?
A. Duncan
B. Banquo’s ghost
C. Macduff
D. Fleance

B. Banquo’s ghost

100

Name one of the apparitions shown to Macbeth.

an armed head, a bloody child, a crowned child with a tree, a line of kings.

100

What repeated motion shows Lady Macbeth’s guilt?
A. Pacing
B. Screaming
C. Rubbing her hands
D. Pointing

C. Rubbing her hands

200

What prophecy do the witches give Banquo about his descendants?

His children will be kings, though he will not be one.

200

Why does Lady Macbeth say she couldn’t kill Duncan herself?

He resembled her father.

200

Why does Macbeth fear Banquo?

Banquo’s heirs are prophesied to become kings.

200

Which prophecy makes Macbeth feel invincible?
A. “Beware Macduff.”
B. “Lesser than Macbeth, yet greater.”
C. “Macbeth shall be king.”
D. “None of woman born shall harm Macbeth.”

D. “None of woman born shall harm Macbeth.”

200

How is the Birnam Wood prophecy fulfilled?

Malcolm’s soldiers use branches as camouflage, making the forest appear to move.

300

Which character immediately suspects Macbeth may “play foully” to become king?
A. Duncan
B. Banquo
C. Macduff
D. Malcolm

B. Banquo

300

What word can Macbeth no longer say after murdering Duncan?
A. “Sleep”
B. “Amen”
C. “Mercy”
D. “God”

B. “Amen”

300

Who escapes the murderers Macbeth sends?
A. Banquo
B. Lennox
C. Fleance
D. Ross

C. Fleance

300

What horrific act does Macbeth commit in Act IV that shows his absolute tyranny?

Orders the murder of Macduff’s wife and children.


300

What does Macbeth mean by “I ’gin to be aweary of the sun”?
A. He wants to sleep
B. He wants to fight at night
C. He is tired of life
D. He hates daylight

C. He is tired of life

400

Why does Macbeth hesitate after hearing the prophecy that he will be king?

Answer: He fears the moral consequences of killing Duncan.


400

What mistake does Macbeth make that forces Lady Macbeth to return to the crime scene?

He forgets to plant the daggers on the guards.

400

What does Macbeth mean by “I am in blood stepped in so far”?

He has committed too many crimes to turn back.

400

Where is Malcolm hiding in Act IV?
A. Ireland
B. Dunsinane
C. England
D. Wales

C. England

400

What does Macduff reveal that fulfills the witches’ prophecy?

He was born by C-section (“untimely ripped”).


500

Which line best shows Lady Macbeth’s ruthless ambition in Act I?
A. “We will proceed no further.”
B. “Bear welcome in your eye.”
C. “Unsex me here.”
D. “False face must hide what the false heart doth know.”

C. “Unsex me here.”

500

Which recurring theme becomes central in Act II after the murder?
A. Weather
B. Blood
C. Clothing
D. Light

B. Blood

500

What is the turning point for Macbeth’s independence from Lady Macbeth?
A. He plans Banquo’s murder without her
B. He confesses to killing Duncan
C. He orders Macduff’s arrest
D. He dismisses the witches

A. He plans Banquo’s murder without her

500

What theme does the witches’ deceptive prophecy reinforce in Act IV?

Appearance vs. Reality.

500

Which action restores order to Scotland at the end of Act V?
A. Malcolm’s crowning as king
B. Lady Macbeth’s confession
C. Macbeth’s surrender
D. The witches’ disappearance

A. Malcolm’s crowning as king

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