| King of Scotland preceding Macbeth | Duncan |
| King of Scotland following Macbeth | Malcolm |
| An innocent woman who is murdered | Lady Macduff |
| A guilty woman whose sleep is troubled | Lady Macbeth |
| A boy who escapes Macbeths attempt to have him murdered | Fleance |
| A boy who is murdered by macbeths hired assassins | Macduffs Son |
| A man who yields to the evil power of the witches | Macbeth |
| A man whose son is slain by macbeth in hand to hand combat | Siward |
| A murdered man whose ghost appears to his murderer | Banquo |
| A person who supplies the only touch of humor in the play | Porter |
| t/f Macbeth appears in the play as a successful general | True |
| t/f The witches prophesy that Macbeth will be made thane of Cawdor | True |
| t/f Lady Macbeth tried to dissuade her husband from the murder | False |
| t/fDuncan suspects that harm will come to him at Macbeths castle | False |
| t/fThe drunken porter first discovers the murder of duncan | False |
| t/fOne of the three murderers comes to speak to Macbeth during the banquet | True |
| t/f Banquo’s ghost appears and chances more than once at the banquet | True |
| t/f The apparitions leave Macbeth with he impression that no one can harm him | True |
| t/f Malcom represents himself to Macduff as being better than he really is | False |
| t/f Most of Macbeths followers are loyal to him during the siege of the castle | False |
| The witches prophesy that Banquo will be | Ancestor of kings |
| Lady Macbeth eagerly welcomes duncan to her castle because | She wants an opportunity to murder him |
| Lady Macbeth does not kill duncan because | Duncan resembles her father |
| Macbeth refuses to smear the grooms with blood because | He is afraid to go back into the room |
| The knocking on the gate is done by | Macduff and Lennox |
| The grooms are killed by | Macbeth |
| Maclom flees the country because | He fears that he might be murdered |
| Banquo is killed by | Murders hired by Macbeth |
| Macbeth is distressed by Fleances escape because | He thinks that Banquos descendants will become kings |
| Macbeth belief that he saw the ghost of Banquo is a result of | Nerves |
| Malcolm misrepresents himself to Macduff because | He was to test Macduff |
| In her sleep walking scene Lady Macbeth | Makes confused reference to past murders |
| Macbeth meets his end with | Desperate bravado |
| Macbeth is killed by | Macduff |
| After Macbeths death the crown of scotland is given to | Malcolm |
Macbeth Objective
September 30, 2019