MacBeth Act II
MacBeth Act II (2)
MacBeth Act I
MacBeth Act I (2)
MacBeth - WILD
100
Who discovers that Duncan is dead?
MacDuff
100
What is MacDuff and Lennox's reasoning for going to MacBeth's castle?
To see King Duncan
100

Name the 3 titles the witches give Macbeth.

Thane of Glamis, Thane of Cawdor, King

100

What do the witches prophesize for Banquo? How does Banquo react to the witches prophecy?

Lesser than Macbeth and greater 

Not so happy, yet much happier 

Banquo's sons will be named king but he will never be king. Banquo is skeptical and does not readily believe the witches.

100

What element is the last line in Act 1 Scene 1?

Paradox

200

Define dramatic irony.

Dramatic irony occurs when the audience knows something that the characters don't

200
Why is Banquo having trouble sleeping in Act II, Scene I?
He was having cursed thoughts while sleeping
200

What happens to the former Thane of Cawdor?

He is sentenced to death for treason. 

Macdonwald 


200

Who is the new Prince of Cumberland?

Malcolm 

200

What is an aside?

An aside is a statement made by a character in a play intended to be heard by the audience but not by the other characters on stage.

300
What is the reasoning for Donalbain and Malcolm fleeing Scotland?
They feared that they would be next to die
300

What worries Lady MacBeth after the murder?

Macbeth walked into the hall before getting rid of the daggers.

300

What is Lady Macbeth's true opinion of her husband Macbeth?

He is not a true man and doesn't have the mind to commit this murder to seize the throne

300

Who speaks highly of Macbeth?

The bloody captain

300

Who is knocking at the South Gate at the beginning of Act 2 Scene 3?

Lennox and Macduff are there to retrieve the king and escort him back to his castle. 

400

Fill in the blank: "Is this a _____ which I see before me?"

dagger


400

Who answered the door?

Porter

400

Macbeth says "this" will be his downfall.

Ambition


400

Name the reasons why Macbeth believes he shouldn't commit this murder

What is violence causes more violence, he is the king's kinsman, host, and the king is a humble leader

400
How is the omen of Duncan's death expressed by his horses?
The horses went wild and ate each other
500

What 2 weird things happened after Duncan died?

An owl killed an eagle and Duncan's horses attacked and ate each other.

500

What happened to the servants after they were blamed?

Macbeth killed them.

500

Give me a quote from Lady Macbeth from Act 1 Scene 5 and tell me what she's saying.

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500

How does Shakespeare build dramatic irony in Act 1, scene 6

Hint: What happens in Scene 5...? How does Lady Macbeth act in Scene 6?

MacBeth and Lady Macbeth have come up with a plan to kill the king and frame the guards. Yet, they cannot appear devious so Lady Macbeth welcomes the king graciously. She expresses her gratitude and loyalty to the king. ALSO, The king says that this is a pleasant castle with "sweet and clear air". But WE know Macbeth's plans to kill the king so it is ironic that the king calls the air sweet and appeals to him. 

500

How is the theme  fair is foul and foul is fair" presented in this play. Provide a specific example...

Answers may vary:

- The message of the witches is fair to Macbeth but foul to Banquo. Although he is told that his sons would be king, Banquo is able to see through the witches enticing lies and warns Macbeth to be careful. 

- Macbeth and his wife are the ones who highlight this theme the most. Although he starts out as a loyal general to the king, he agrees to betray his king and murder him for the throne. Lady Macbeth tells Macbeth to "look like the innocent flower/ But be the serpent under't" act fair in front of the guests but be foul in order to achieve their ambitious goal.