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Act I
Act II
Act III
Act IV
Act V
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We identified this character as manipulative or seductive.
Who is Lady Mac.
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Macbeth's speech given prior to killing King Duncan when he hallucinates a dagger floating before him is known as this literary term.
What is soliloquy.
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Escapes while his father is killed by murderers.
Who is Fleance.
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This family is murdered by Macbeth's men at the start of the Act.
Who are the Macduffs.
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Becomes king at the end of the play.
Who is Malcolm.
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Says that the witches will often tell one small truth so that we'll believe everything they say thereafter.
Who is Banquo.
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This character finds the King dead in his chamber and screams for everyone to wake up.
Who is Macduff.
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Macbeth is upset this character has not attended the banquet.
Who is Macduff.
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These two people watch Lady Macbeth while she's sleepwalking.
Who are the Doctor and Gentlewoman.
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Human characteristics given to nonhuman things is known as this literary term.
What is personification.
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This character is made Prince of Cumberland at the start of the play.
Who is Malcolm
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The Porter pretends to be this as he approaches the gate of Macbeth's castle.
What is Hell's Gatekeeper.
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Promises to really mess with Macbeth at the end of Act III
Who is Hecate.
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Macduff has gone here to meet with this person when he flees Scotland.
What is England and Malcolm.
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The first man Macbeth kills during Act V.
Who is Young Siward.
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"they were / As cannons overcharged with double cracks" is an example of this literary term.
What is simile.
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The two places Malcolm and Donalbain flee to.
What is England and Ireland.
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Fleance's escape can be argued to be the climax because of this.
What is it is the height of Macbeth's challenge to break the witches prophecies, and he fails.
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An example of foreshadowing that we identified in Act IV
What is the witches say "Beware Macduff."
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Every tragic hero has one of these.
What is a tragic flaw.
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The literary term that applies to Macbeth when he ponders whether or not he should kill the King in Act I.
What is an aside.
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The scene with the Porter is known as this literary term.
What is Comic Relief.
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"Thou canst not say I did it. Never shake thy gory locks at me." Was said by whom at what part of the play...
Who is Macbeth to Banquo's ghost during the banquet.
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The three prophecies from the three apparitions.
What is "Beware Macduff," "Do not fear until Birnham Woods march upon Dunsinane," and "No man born of woman can kill you."
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The dramatic irony we identified in Act V
What is we sea the army chopping down trees to march with, and know the prophecy given to Macbeth.