Characters
Literary Devices
Conflict
Prophecies
Places and Things
Words
100

The King of Scotland

Duncan

100

This is when viewers or readers know something important that a character in the story does not

Dramatic Irony

100

This character being named Prince of Cumberland is an obstacle in Macbeth's path. 

Malcolm

100
After the first witch says Macbeth will be Thane of Glamis, which he is, the second hails him as the...

Thane of Cawdor

100

The story of Macbeth is set in this country. 

Scotland

100

This Old English word "wyrd" is the origin of 'weird' and it means this. 

Fate

200

The person who fought against Malcolm's captivity

Captain

200

This is when a character is all alone on stage and gives a speech showing his or her inner thoughts

Soliloquy

200

Macbeth is torn about killing this character because he is a guest at Macbeth's castle.


Duncan
200

The last prophecy given to Macbeth is that he will become this...

King

200

At the start of the story, King Duncan's nation is at war with this country. 

Norway

200

This word, beginning with the letter v, is a word often used in the story for courage. 

valor

300

The most brutal character who speaks of killing a baby

Lady Macbeth
300

A statement that is illogical or contradictory but is actually true if you think about it more deeply

Paradox
300

This character fears that the witches might be trying to gain their trust only to betray them in the end. 

Banquo

300

The witches tell Banquo that he won't be king, but that his _______ will become kings. 

Children 

300

Macbeth plans to smear these with blood to frame others for the murder of Duncan

Guards' daggers

300

The title 'thane' is an older word for this word. 

lord

400

A thane who delivers to Macbeth news that he has been named Thane of Cawdor

Ross

400

This is when, during a scene, a character talks to the audience and the others characters don't hear

Aside

400

This character says this about Duncan: 

"O, never shall sun that morrow see"

Lady Macbeth

400

When Macbeth asks the witches for more information, they ______. 

Vanish

400
Scenes 5-7 of Act I all take place at this person's castle in Inverness. 

Macbeth's 

400

This place is where the witches meet Macbeth, and it's a word for field

heath

500

A friend and co-warrior with Macbeth who heard the witches' prophecies

Banquo

500
How is Macbeth both "fair" and "foul" at the same time? 

Fair on the surface, foul underneath

500

"False face must hide what the false heart doth know" is Macbeth telling Lady Macbeth that they must do this on the surface while they plan to kill Duncan. 

Put on an act of being good and loyal
500

When Banquo asks the witches for info about him, the first two make statements that are paradoxes. Name one. 

Lesser than Macbeth, and greater

Not so happy, yet much happier

500

This is where Duncan's castle is located

Forres

500

If a man 'gets' or 'begets' something, it means he...

is a father, has offspring