Murder and Mayhem
Macduff is able to fulfill the prophecy of "none of a woman born shall harm Macbeth" for this reason.
he was born cesarean section
The manner in which Lady Macbeth dies.
suicide
The setting of the play is primarily in this country.
Scotland
In Act I, the Witches predict this about Macbeth and Banquo.
Macbeth will be King; Banquo will not, but his sons will
Macbeth first meets the Witches when he is returning home from this event.
a battle he has just won
This person murders the King's chamberlains.
Macbeth
He becomes king after the death of Macbeth.
Who is Malcolm?
Malcolm urges Macduff to do this after he receives the news of his family.
rouse his anger
This is Lady Macbeth's reaction when she hears King Duncan is coming to see them.
she is pleased with the opportunity it gives Macbeth
At the beginning of the play, Scotland is at war with this country.
Norway
Before Macbeth murders Duncan, he sees this apparition.
a bloody dagger
In the beginning of the play, Macbeth fights against this individual.
Macdonwald
This person was the original Thane of Cawdor.
a traitor to Scotland
The "prize" Macduff bring's back to the castle.
King's (Macbeth's) head
Macbeth convinces the two murderers to kill Banquo by telling them this.
Banquo has previously harmed them
The reason Lady Macbeth is unable to kill Duncan when she has the chance.
he reminds her of her father
This is the site of Macbeth's castle.
Inverness
During the feast. Macbeth's chair is occupied by this apparation.
Banquo's ghost
King Duncan names this person the Prince of Cumberland.
Malcolm
It is believed that wrote this play largely to please this monarch.
Choose from the following:
King Henry VIII, Queen Elizabeth, King James I, King Richard
King James I
He delivers the last lines of the play.
Malcolm
Lady Macbeth's role in Macbeth's plan to kill Banquo.
she doesn't know about it
While sleepwalking, Lady Macbeth exhibits these symptoms to the doctor.
rubbing her hands together as if washing them
Malcolm brings this nation's army with him to Scotland to overthrow Macbeth.
England
This prophecy does NOT come true during the course of the play.
Banquo's sons will be kings
This is an extended speech in which a character speaks to speaks to himself/herself on stage, revealing private thoughts.
Metaphor, Soliloquy, Eulogy, Epilogue
a soliloquy
The porter at the Macbeth's castle is depicted as this.
a drunken joker
This is the reason the soldiers are told to cut down the tree limbs.
to disguise the army's true size
The Witches are referring to this person when they say "By the pricking of my thumbs/something wicked this way comes."
Macbeth
The reason Lady Macbeth faints immediately after Duncan's murder.
an act to turn attention away from her husband.
This is where Malcolm will be crowned king.
Scone
During his second visit with the Witches, this is the last piece of information Macbeth demands to know.
if Banquo's sons will be kings
Macbeth commits this error in regard to the murder.
bringing the daggers out of the room with him
The scene of Duncan's murder is compared to this mythological creature.
a Gorgon
The reason Malcolm and Donalbain leave the country after Duncan's murder.
they are afraid the murderer will be after them, too
Malcolm speaks negatively about himself and lies to Macduff for this reason.
to test Macduff's loyalty
The probable cause of Lady Macbeth's suicide.
she feels guilty for her role in Duncan's murder
Birnam wood did in fact come to this location.
Dunsinane
Of the following, this is the one thing the Witches did not show Macbeth.
A bloody child, a crowned child, a crying child, eight kings followed by Banquo's ghost
a crying child?
Macbeth's reaction to Lady Macbeth's death.
calm, saying she would have died sooner or later, anyway
The "barren scepter" Macbeth refers to is a symbol implying this.
will have no heirs to the throne
The murderers sent to kill Banquo leave the job incomplete because of this reason.
Fleance escapes