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Blood
Sleep
Light/Dark
Clothes
Disease
100
A characteristic that represents Blood in the Play Macbeth.
What is treason OR guilt OR murder OR death, etc.
100
Sleep may represent these characteristics in the Play Macbeth.
What is innocence OR nature OR conscious OR guilt.
100
The character in the Play Macbeth that develops from Light to Dark.
Who is Macbeth?
100
True or false: Macbeth's smaller body in a larger garment represents his unrightful title as King.
True.
100
Macbeth has a hallucination of this.
What is a dagger OR Banquo's ghost.
200
The blood on Macbeth's hands, and the envisioned dagger represents this.
What is guilt?
200
When Macbeth does this he is no longer innocent.
What is murdering King Duncan?
200
The character in the Play Macbeth that develops from Dark to Light.
Who is Lady Macbeth?
200
True or false: The large garments on Macbeth represent his ambition.
True, because it is too great to be fulfilled.
200
Macbeth sees Banquo's ghost here.
What is the banquet (in Forres).
300
The first act of treason done by Macbeth.
What is the murder of Duncan?
300
This is represented when Macbeth and Lady Macbeth try to wash the blood of their hands.
What is guilt?
300
Lady Macbeth calls upon this to become more evil.
What is darkness?
300
Who says this: "Those he commands move only in command, nothing in love: now does he feel his title hang loose about him, like a giant's robe upon a dwarfish thief."
Who is Angus.
300
An unnatural happening in the world, after Duncan's death (multiple answers).
What is the horses eating each other OR owls hunting in the day OR wails heard in the air OR heavy storm and darkness during day.
400
The first two people Macbeth murdered.
Who is King Duncan and Banquo?
400
By the end of the play Lady Macbeth does this every night, it may represent mental illness.
What is sleepwalking?
400
A main representation of darkness in Macbeth.
Who is Hecate or the Three Witches.
400
Who is the first character to mention unfit robes after King Duncan's death?
Who is Macduff.
400
The illness Macbeth has.
What is evil.
500
Macbeth is justifying this when he kills the guards because of the blood on their hands.
What is murder?
500
'Sleep no more: Macbeth doth murdered sleep'. The things Macbeth murdered when he killed Duncan.
What is fairness OR trust OR honesty OR innocence OR goodness OR righteousness OR loyalty OR happiness OR vulnerability, etc.
500
The Biblical character Macbeth can be referred to.
Who is Lucifer, the brightest star that fell.
500
Macbeth says: "He hath honoured me of late; and I have bought golden opinions from all sorts of people, which would be worn now in their newest gloss, not cast aside so soon." What does this show?
What is Macbeth's reluctance to murder King Duncan.
500
Natural order is restored through this person.
Who is Malcolm.