Characters in the Play
Acts 1-3
Acts 4-5
Analysis of Text
MISC
100

As the play opens, Macbeth holds what title of...

Thane of Glamis

100

The fourth of the prophecies suggest that that they will eventually occupy the throne of Scotland.

Who are Banquo's sons?

100

Macbeth's solemn supper is interrupted by the appearance of this unexpected guest.

Who is the ghost of Banquo?
100

Despite the prophecies, Banquo's children never become king because....

What is Banquo does not choose to act on them?

100

Shakespeare wrote and performed this play for this English monarch.

Who is Queen Elizabeth I?

200

They visit Macbeth and Banquo on the battlefield to deliver prophecies.

Who are the weird sisters

200

At the start of act 1, he sits upon the Scottish throne.

Who is Duncan?

200

When Macbeth received the second set of prophecies, he responds to the first of them in this manner.

What is he orders the murder of MacDuff's family?

200

Scholars recognize that Shakespeare wrote this text as a cautionary tale to warn his audience of....

What is the dangers of killing a king?

200

As the play ends, this character assumes his rightful place as King of Scotland.

Who is Malcolm?

300

This character deals with guilt that manifests in the famous sleepwalking scene.

Who is Lady Macbeth

300

Just prior to the murder of Duncan, Macbeth hallucinates by seeing this.

What is a floating dagger?

300

The second set of prophecies are designed by this Goddess of witchcraft.

Who is Hecate?

300

In the end, the audience is left to infer this means of Lady Macbeth's death?

What is suicide?

300

This character provides comic relief by drunkenly answer the door and making phallic jokes.

Who is the Porter?

400

This character flees to England and is considered by most scholars to be a representation of King James I.

Who is Malcolm?

400

These characters were too inebriated to prevent the death of King Duncan.

Who are the guards?

400

Macbeth is warned that he can be harmed by no man born from woman by this apparition.

What is the bloody child?

400

Upon hearing about his son's death, General Siward voices this particular concern.

What is, was my son stabbed in the front?

400

In this play, the bloody hands serve as a common symbol for this idea.

What is guilt?

500

This character was born via Caesurian Section and therefore is able to kill Macbeth.

Who is MacDuff

500

In Act three, Banquo meets his end in this manner?

What is he is ambushed by murderers who slit his throat?
500

Macbeth is only vanquished after the trees of Birnan Wood march upon his castle when Malcolm devises this battle strategy.

What is carrying branches to camouflage their numbers?

500

Macbeth's reaction to his wife's death in the "Tomorrow" speech, suggests that our lives are comparable to this profession.

What is an actor?

500

In a play about madness, in the end, this character loses his head.

Who is Macbeth?

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