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100

Wife of Macbeth 

Lady Macbeth 

100

 “I’ll drain him dry as hay” is an example of a...

simile

100

"I come, Graymalkin" (scene 1) 

The witches (specifically the first witch) 

100

What thematic subject does the following quote reveal: "When you durst do it, then you were a man" (1.7).

Masculinity vs femininity

100

Who are the characters in Act 1 Scene 1?

The three witches

200

Best friend of Macbeth 

Banquo 

200

The quote, "When the battle's lost and won" is an example of a ...

paradox

200

"killing swine" (scene 3) 

three witches (second witch) 

200

How is the thematic subject of appearance vs reality shown in this act?

Lady Macbeth acts nice and welcoming towards Duncan but in reality she is planning on murdering him. 

200

What are the three predictions made by the witches?

1.) Macbeth will ne named Thane of Cawdor 

2.) Macbeth will then be named king

3.) Banquo's children will be future kings

300

Murderer of Macdonald

Macbeth

300

“with his brandished steel, which smoked with bloody execution like Valour’s minion” is an example of ...

personification

300

"This guest of summer, / The temple-haunting market"(1.6, 3-4)

Banquo 

300

How is the weather motif shown in Act 1 Scene 1? 

The first line of this play is "When shall we meet again? / In thunder, lightning, or in rain"(1.1)? This sets up the rest of the play with a dark and violent feeling. 

300
Explain Lady Macbeth's plan to murder Duncan

Lady Macbeth and Macbeth will give Duncan's bodyguards enough wine so they are drunk and won't remember what happened. They will then kill Duncan and frame the bodyguards by covering their hands in blood.

400

The Thane who betrayed the king 

Thane of Cawdor

400

why is Macbeth comparing Duncan to a newborn baby in the quote, "pity, like a naked newborn babe" (1.7, 21)?

To represent how Ducan is helpless and powerless 

400

"when Duncan is asleep,/ Whereto the rather shall his day's hard journey / Soundly invite him" (scene 7)

Lady Macbeth

400

How is the thematic subject of danger of ambition shown in this act?

Macbeth says on the end of page 31 that the only reason he has to kill Duncan is due to his own ambition

400

In what scene does Lady Macbeth read the letter of Macbeth's encounter with the witches?

Act 1 Scene 5

500

The witches chosen  unnamed future king 

Banquo's children

500

The famous quote from Shakespeare, “Fair is foul, and foul is fair” is not only a paradox but also an example of an 

Oxymoron

500

"Shipwrecking storms and direful thunders" (scene 2) 

Captain 

500

How is the animal motif used in Act one Scene one to show a characterization about the witches?

The first witch uses the animal motif in the line, "I come, Graymalkin"(1.1, 9). "I come" represents that the witch is addressing a familiar spirit. "Graymalkin" is a grey cat which is know to be evil. 

500

How does Lady Macbeth make her first appearance?

Lady Macbeth reads a letter written by Macbeth which talks about the three witches and their prophecies for Macbeth.