Whose prophecies influence Macbeth? | The three witches influence him. |
Why does Macbeth have to kill Duncan? | He must do this because Duncan is the ruling King of Scotland and for him to become that Duncan must die. |
How does Macbeth become the Thane of Cawdor? | He does well in battle and the previous Thane betrays Scotland. |
Why does Lady Macbeth get on her husband’s case when Duncan is their guest? | She feels that he is too unmanly to kill him and wants Mabeth to be king. |
What is one reason that Macbeth is so uneasy with killing Duncan? | Duncan is a guest in his house. |
What do the killers plan to do to Duncan’s guards? | They plan to get them Drunk. |
What does Macbeth see in his hallucination before killing Duncan. | A dagger with blood on it. |
Why does Lady Macbeth faint while Duncan’s death is first told to Macduff? | She does this to distract the crowd and to halt Macbeth from spilling the truth. |
Why do Donalbain and Malcolm go away? | They fear that they will be killed. |
Which countries to Donalbain and Malcolm flee to? | Malcolm goes to England and Donalbain goes to Ireland. |
What do people think about Duncan’s fleeing sons? | Some think that they plotted the killing of their father to get the throne. |
Why does Macbeth want to be rid of Banquo? | He fears the truth of the prophecy saying his children will be kings. |
What is Macbeth’s method for the killing of Banquo. | He hires murderers. |
What causes Macbeth to flip out at his feast? | He sees the ghost of Banquo. |
How does Lady Macbeth explain Macbeth’s odd actions at the feast. | She says that he has had trouble with hallucinations and things of the sort in the past. |
List a reason why Macbeth sees the hallucinations. | He is not accustomed to cold blooded murder and sometimes questions his motives. |
What does the armored head symbolize when Macbeth visits the witches. | It means he should be wary of Macduff. |
What does the bloody child symbolize. | That Macbeth won’t be harmed from anyone who is born of a woman. |
What does the crowned child with a tree symbolize? | That Macbeth will only be defeated when Birnam wood comes against him. |
Why does Macduff go to England? | To raise an army against Macbeth with the help of Malcolm. |
Why does Macduff want to kill Macbeth so badly? | Because Macbeth had his family killed. |
What does Lady Macbeth do towards the end of her life in her sleep? | She sleep walks while having nightmare like visions. |
What does Lady Macbeth talk about in her sleep walking? | She talks about the murders her husband has committed. |
How does Lady Macbeth die? | She commits suicide. |
What disguises the army opposing Macbeth? | Limbs of the trees on Birnam wood. |
What does the disguised army remind Macbeth of? | The apparition telling of the way Macbeth will fall with the woods marching on his castle. |
Who faces Macbeth one-on-one in his castle? | Macduff sword fights with the king. |
Why was Macduff technically not born of a woman? | He was born through c-section. |
Where does Scotland crown their kings? | Kings are crowned in Scone. |
How does Macduff show the others that Macbeth is dead? | He cuts off his head and shows it to the other leaders. |
Macbeth
August 2, 2019