| King of Scotland preceding Macbeth | Duncan |
| An innocent woman murdered | Lady Macduff |
| Guilty woman with troubled sleep | Lady Macbeth |
| Supernatural being | Hecate |
| Boy who escaped Macbeth’s murderers | Fleance |
| Boy murdered by Macbeth’s hired assassins | Boy Macduff |
| Man who resisted witches’ evil powers | Banquo |
| Man who yielded to witches’ power | Macbeth |
| Man whose son was slain by Macbeth | Siward |
| Man whose son was slain by Macbeth’s hired assassins | Macduff |
| Murdered man whose ghost appears to Macbeth | Banquo |
| Murdered man whose peaceful sleep in death is envied by murderer | Duncan |
| Person responsible for first murder but did not commit it | Lady Macbeth |
| Person who supplied only a touch of humor | Porter |
| Battle at opening was Scotts vs Rebels (Norway) | True |
| Macbeth appears as a successful general at start | True |
| Witches prophecy Macbeth as Thane of Cawdor | True |
| Macbeth was surprised when he was called Thane of Cawdor | True |
| Banquo will become king | False |
| Lady Macbeth dissuades Macbeth from killing Duncan | False |
| Duncan suspected harm at Macbeth’s castle | False (?) |
| Macbeth saw a dagger leading him toward Duncan | True |
| Lady Macbeth praised Macbeth for killing Duncan | False |
| Macduff’s family being murdered does not serve the plot in any way and only appeals to the animals in the crowd | False (?) |
| Lady Macbeth smeared the grooms with blood | True |
| Banquo’s ghost was visible to all | False |
| Macbeth’s soldiers wholeheartedly followed him | False |
| Young Siward’s death gave Macbeth confidence in prophecy | True |
| Macbeth met the second time with the witches as a coincidence | False |
| Malcolm found no support with the King of England | False |
| Macbeth displayed no emotion at the death of his wife | True |
| Lady Macduff complained to Ross that Macduff had deserted her | True |
| Duncan’s sons fled to different countries | True |
| Macbeth was eager to fight and kill Macduff | False (?) |
| Macbeth’s original title/estate | Glamis |
| Refuge for Donalbain | Ireland |
| At war with Scotland | Norway |
| Macduff’s residence | Fife |
| Where coronation of Scottish kings occur | Scone |
| King’s residence | Forres |
| Burial site for Scottish kings | Colme-kill |
| Forest | Burnam |
| Macbeth’s residence after becoming king | Inverness |
| Final defeat of Macbeth | Dunsinane |
| Traitor killed at beginning of the play is ___ | Sweno (Thane of Cawdor) |
| Macduff learns the murder of his family from ___ | Ross |
| Goddess of witchcraft | Hecate |
| First apparition | Armed head |
| Second apparition | Bloody child |
| Third apparition | Eight kings |
| Leader of English forces | Macduff |
| Porter says they did not go to bed till ___ AM | 3 |
| Signal to kill Duncan is | bell |
| Time of Macbeth | Eleventh century |
| Macbeth hires ___ murderers to kill Banquo | Three |
| Malcolm is prince of ___ | Cumberland |
| Ingredients include ___ of newt and ___ of frog | eye, tongue |
| Banquo’s son | Fleance |
| Prophecy about Banquo | Sons would be kings |
| Lady Macbeth eagerly welcomed Duncan into her castle | To give him a false sense of security |
| Macbeth hesitated to kill Duncan | because he has a conscience |
| Macbeth was persuaded to kill by | Lady Macbeth |
| Lady Macbeth did not kill Duncan because | He looked like her daddy |
| Macbeth didn’t want to smear the blood on the grooms because | He didn’t want to go back to the scene of the crime |
| First people to arrive at the castle after the murder | Macduff and Lennox |
| Malcolm fled because | Feared for his life |
| Macbeth wanted to kill Banquo because | He didn’t want his sons to become king according to the prophecy |
| Macbeth was distressed by the escape of Fleance | because he was a threat according to the prophecy |
| Macbeth ordered Lady Macduff’s kid to be killed | So he could kill and capture Macduff (?) |
| Malcolm misrepresented himself to Macduff because | He did not trust him at first |
| Macbeth displayed no emotion at the death of his wife | True |
Macbeth Study Guide
November 23, 2019