Writing Tips
Literary Analysis
Macbeth Characters
Macbeth Plot
Mystery Category
100

What voice is this sentence written in: The ball was thrown to me.

passive

100

The first E in "PEEL" stands for

Evidence

100

Who eventually kills Macbeth

Macduff
100

How do the murderers sent to kill Banquo leave the job incomplete?

Banquo's son, Fleance, escapes
100

which verb tense should we use when writing about events that occurred before the story begins

past

200

which verb tense should we use when writing about plot events

present
200

an arguable claim that can be supported by evidence from the text.

thesis statement

200

Which character says "full of scorpions is my mind"

Macbeth

200

During the feast, Macbeth's chair is occupied by

Banquo's ghost

200

the rhythmic structure of a line or verse in poetry

meter

300

a word, phrase, or clause that is separated from the word it describes, creating confusion and ambiguity

misplaced modifier

300

a matter dealt with in a text and describe what a text is about. (Ex: “Fear”)

topic

300

Who becomes king after Macbeth?

Malcolm

300

Before Macbeth kills King Duncan, what does he see?

A bloody dagger

300

the person, place, or thing that performs the action of the sentence.

subject

400

What is wrong about this thesis statement: "I believe that Macbeth's main theme is fate vs. free will."

1. Use of I statement

2. Not a theme, but a topic

3. Not specific, not really arguable.

400

The L in PEEL stands for

Link-- link the evidence to the main point

400

What ailment does Lady Macbeth deal with that the doctor and a gentlewoman discuss?

She sleepwalks and tries to clean her hands of imaginary blood

400

What 3 prophecies set off the plot of Macbeth in Act 1?

1. Macbeth will become the Thane of Cawdor 2. Macbeth will become king 3. Banquo's sons will become kings

400

Name two of Macbeth's themes

any answer that is a full sentence and includes a verb will be accepted!

500

What is wrong with the following sentence: This is seen in the quote “look like th' innocent flower, but be the serpent under 't”

1. no context for quote

2. "this is seen" --> be more specific -- what exactly is illustrated by the quote?

500

an interpretation of a message conveyed by a text, written in a complete sentence and applicable to multiple texts. They explore deeper meanings with universal relevance. (Ex:  “Facing fear leads to growth.”)

theme
500

Which character says "Look like th’ innocent flower, But be the serpent under ’t"

Lady Macbeth

500

What three prophecies do the witches' apparitions tell Macbeth in Act 4?

1. Beware the Thane of Fife (MacDuff) 2. No man born of woman will kill Macbeth 3. Macbeth will not die until the Birnam Wood moves against him
500

the part of a sentence that tells what the subject is doing or what the subject is

predicate