| What is the mission of the witches? | to meet Macbeth |
| Which line best represents one of the themes of Macbeth? | “Fair is foul, and foul is fair.” |
| Who led the opposing sides of this particular battle? | Macdonwald and Macbeth |
| With whom are the Scottish traitors aligned? | Norway |
| Who is referred to as “that most disloyal traitor”? | The Thane of Cawdor |
| Who are the witches waiting for? | Macbeth |
| How does Banquo describe the witches? | as manly |
| Write out the witches’ prophecies to Banquo. | You and your children will be kings. |
| What news does Macbeth receive shortly after the witches leave? | that the Thane of Cawdor will be executed |
| Macbeth uses the phrase, “why do you dress me in borrowed robes?” This is a recurring symbol throughout the play. Explain what Macbeth means by this phrase. | That he is not really rich and powerful, but needs others to help him look the part of royalty. |
| What caution does Banquo give Macbeth about the witches’ prophecy? | that evil often makes things look good to lure us in |
| What symbol does Banquo refer to again when discussing Macbeth? | clothes |
English 12: 3.12.1 Lesson: Macbeth Act I: Scenes 1-3
January 5, 2020