"My hands are of your color, but I shame/To wear a heart so white"
Lady MacBeth
100
a murder must live with his conscience
The central idea of Shakespeare's The Tragedy of MacBeth Act II?
200
Palpable
What is capable of being touched or felt
200
Obscure
What is dark/hidden
200
Macbeth
Who imagines he sees bloody daggers
200
"our royal masters murdered"
MacDuff
200
Which of the following symbols in scene II signals that the murder has been accomplished?
What is the owls scream and the crickets cry.
300
Stealthy
What is sly; furtive
300
Dagger
What is weapon (murder weapon)
300
Lady Macbeth
For who drugged the servants wine
300
"our seperated fortune shall keep us both together"
Donalbain
300
In the old mans dialogue in scene IV what symbolizes King Duncan?
What is a horse.
400
Equivocate
What is to use terms that have to or more meanings to mislead purposely or decieve
400
Largess
What is gifts generously given
400
Malcolm and Donalbain
Who fled after the King was murdered
400
MacBeth declares he will "_____ __ ____" because he believes his conscience will never let him rest
"sleep no more"
400
Scone
Place where the Kings are crowned
500
Multitudinous
What is existing in great numbers
500
Scruples
What is uneasy feelings, doubt, or hesitation arising from conscience
500
Duncan
For who spends his last night at Macbeth's castle
500
"The night has been unruly. Where we lay, Our chimneys were blown down, and, as they say. Lamentings heard i' the' air, strange screams of death, And prophesying with accents terrible Of dire combustion and confused events"