| What does the quote, “I fear thou play’ds most foully for’t” mean? Who says it? | That Macbeth did something bad to fulfill his prophecies; Banquo |
| T or F: Banquo is suspicious of how Macbeth became king. | True |
| What do Banquo and Fleance plan to do later in the evening? | Go for a horse ride |
| Who says, ” Our fears in Banquo stick deep?” What does it mean? | Macbeth; he thinks Banquo knows about him killing King Duncan |
| Why is macbeth mad? | He killed Duncan to become king when in the end Banquo’s children will become king anyway. |
| Why does Macbeth meet with 2 murders in secret? | He is going to have them kill Banquo and Fleance |
| T or F: Lady Macbeth feels guilty for the murder of King Duncan. | False |
| Who says, “O full of scorpions is my mind, dear wife”? What does it mean? | Macbeth; he is suspicious of Banquo and other people, he feels guilty, and he can’t sleep |
| How many murders do Banquo and Fleance encounter? | 3 |
| Who says “Fly, good fleance, fly, fly, fly!” | Banquo |
| What do the 3 murders do? | kill Banquo, but Fleance escapes and is never mentioned again |
| What does Macbeth see in the “empty” chair? | Banquo shaking his head |
| Who is Macbeth talking to when he says, “never shake thy gory locks at me”? | Banquo’s “ghost” |
| Who dos Macbeth make his toast to at his party? | Banquo |
| Why does Lady Macbeth order all of the ghests to leave? | So that Macbeth doesn’t freak out and say something he shouldn’t |
| What causes Macbeth to freak out in front of his guests and who calms him? | Banquo’s ghost; Lady Macbeth |
| What does the quote, “Macduff denies his person at our great bidding” mean? | That Macduff hasn’t been around lately |
| What does Macbeth compare his situation to? | Wading through blood |
| Why doesn’t Macbeth want to try and return to his non-murderous self? | it would be just as tedious and more boring |
| Who is all noticing the weird changes that are happening? | the towns people |
| What is Macduff doing in England? | trying to get toegether an army to return to defeat Macbeth |
| Where is Malcolm now living? | the English court |
Macbeth act 3
November 13, 2019