The witches in scene 1 inform you that | they will see macbeth after the battle |
In Scene 2, Duncan orders Ross to | tell macbeth he is the new thane or cawdor |
Macbeth shows his and ambition and curiosity about becoming king in scene 3 when he | questions the witches about the prophecies |
How does Lady Macbeth know that Duncan is coming over to the castle | a messenger tells her that duncan is coming |
why is duncan’s reference to Lady Macbeth as a “noble hsotess” an example of dramatic irony | you know lady macbeth plans to murder him |
What do Macbeth and his wife do to make sure Duncan’s guards are blamed for his death | use the gurads’ daggers to stab duncan |
what does lady macbeth say stopped her from killing duncan herself | duncan reminds her of her father |
macbeth most likely brings the bloody daggers to Lady Macbeth because he | feels distressed and shocked of his actions |
who is the porter? | the comic relieve who answers the knocking door |
what do malcom and donaldbain decide to do almost immediately after learning of their fathers murder | run away to protect themselves |
the witchs tail of the sailor indicates that the weird sisters are | mischevious |
king duncan decides to make macbeth thane of cawdor because | macbeth fought heroically for him |
when macbeth receives his new titile, Banquo reacts with | concern |
after reading the letter from her husband, lady macbeth calls upon the spirits to “Make thinkme blood,/Stop up th’ access and passage to remorse” she is asking | to be made insensitive to he cruelty she is planning |
near the end of act 1, macbeth expresses doubt about murdering the king because | he is the king’s subject and host |
in the play’s first act duncan’s attitude toward macbeth isbest described as | respectable and kind |
lady macbeth’s remark that her husband is too full of milk of human kindness indicates that she is | ruthless |
banquo’s son is | fleance |
macbeth tells lady macbeth of his plans to murder banquo and his son | false |
does not support macbeth as king | macduff |
good king | duncan |
sons will be kings | banquo |
thane of cawdor | macbeth |
nobleman of scotland who was at macbeths banquet | ross |
macbeth was a real king of | scotland |
shakespeare used | halinshed’s chronicles, chronicles of england , scotland and ireland as a source |
his plays are written in | iambic pentameter |
average length of play | 2 hours |
average run of a play | 2 hours |
list four things to wish macbeth compareslife | walking shadowpoor playertale told by an idiotbrief candle |
how does macbeth express the span oflife | brief candleplaycreeping at a petty pace |
Macbeth
August 6, 2019