Act I
Act I
Act II
Act II
Shakespeare Terms
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I fought heroically for King Duncan and was given a new title.
Macbeth
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The play is set in this country.
Scotland.
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What does Macbeth see as part of a hallucination?
A dagger
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Is unable to sleep after the prophecies because he is afraid of his dreams
Banquo
100
Aside
A remark or passage by a character in a play that is intended to be heard by the audience but unheard by the other characters
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I tell the king about Macbeth's bravery in battle
The Captain
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Duncan was killed here.
Macbeth's castle.
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Why is Lady Macbeth unable to murder King Duncan herself?
He looks like her father.
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cannot say "amen"
Macbeth
200
soliloquy
a long speech by a character that reveals their thoughts to the audience but is not heard by other characters
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I am the prince of Cumberland
Malcolm
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Doubts Macbeth's determination to murder King Duncan
Lady Macbeth
300
Why do Malcolm and Donalbain flee?
They fear for their lives
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Serves as comic relief
Porter
300
comic relief
parts or episodes in a dramatic or literary work that provide a break for the audience from serious sections or occurances
400
What is one reason that Macbeth feels bad about killing King Duncan?
He is Duncan's subject and host Duncan is kind hearted
400
What important role do the witches play in Act 1?
foreshadow events
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Who doesn't go to Macbeth's coronation?
Macduff
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What does the porter imagine he is doing and how is it ironic?
Opening the gates of Hell He is unaware of the dark events taking place in the castle.
400
Tradegy
Type of play where the protagonist is admirable but flawed. The audience must understand and sympathize with him. He has free will but moves toward a tragic end.
500
The witches predicted that I will be the father of kings but I will not be king.
Banquo
500
The murder plan for King Duncan
To get Duncan's guards drunk, kill Duncan with their daggers, and frame the guards.
500
What lie does Macbeth tell Banquo about the predictions?
Macbeth tells Banquo that he doesn't even think about the predictions
500
What are some of the natural disturbances in scene IV?
Owl eating a falcoln Horses eating eachother (cannibals) Darkness during the day
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motif
a recurring or dominant idea in a work