The globe theater is famous because it | is associated with William Shakespeare |
The stage at the Globe was designed to | bring the audience close to the action |
The Renaissance audiences understood that plays were | forms of make belief |
The structure of an Elizabethan theater allowed for | action at different stage levels |
The average Renaissance actor | was skilled in many areas |
The tiring house | contained machinery and dressing rooms |
Renaissance theaters were notable for there | elaborate costumes, music and props |
Act and scene divisions in Renaissance plays | were later adaptions |
Through performance in indoor halls, theater became | an all year round activity |
True/False: Macbeth has just defended King Duncan in a war | True |
True/False: The title of Thane of Cawdor was given to Macbeth | true |
True/False: Banquo notices Macbeth’s uneasy reaction to the witches’ prophecies | true |
True/False: The witches’ first prediction for Macbeth comes true | true |
True/False: Duncan is undecided about who his heir should be | false |
True/False: Lady Macbeth wants to discourage her husband’s ambition | false |
True/False: As he enters Macbeth’s castle, Duncan feels a foreboding of evil | false |
True/False: At first, Macbeth hesitates to murder the king | true |
True/False: Macbeth refuses to listen to his wife’s promptings | false |
True/False: Lady Macbeth carefully plots Duncan’s murder | true |
The witch’s tale of the sailor indicates that the weird sisters are____ | malicious |
The irony in Macbeth’s new title, Thane of Cawdor, is that ____ | Cawdor betrayed Duncan |
The “horrible imaginings’ that Macbeth fears more than reality are of ____ | the crimes he may have to commit |
Lady Macbeth prays that she be “unsexed” so that ____ | all humane, motherly instincts will leave her |
In his soliloquy in Scene 7 of act 1, Macbeth foresees that ____ | Duncan’s murder will lead to retribution |
True/False: Banquo has forgotten about the witches’ prophecies | false |
True/False: Macbeth feels that murdering Duncan would be an act of wickedness | true |
True/False: Lady Macbeth drugs Duncan’s guards into a deep sleep | true |
True/False: Macbeth foresees his wife to commit the murder | false |
True/False: Macbeth smears the servants with Duncan’s blood | false |
True/False: Macduff and Lennox arrive to awaken the king | true |
True/False: Macbeth says that he has killed Duncan’s servants to avenge the King’s murder | true |
True/False: Malcolm and Donalbain leave hastily because they want to find evidence that will incriminate Macbeth | false |
True/False: Ross and Macduff suspect Duncan’s sons of plotting the murder | true |
True/False: Macbeth’s installation as king is delayed indefinately | false |
The dagger that Macbeth sees in his scene 1 soliloquy of act 2 ____ | is part of a hallucination |
Lady Macbeth hesitates to kill the sleeping king because ___ | he reminds her of her own father |
After the king’s murder, Macbeth reveals ____ | great agitation and fear |
In this scene, natural events are reported that are ___ | omens of evil |
Banquo wants to meet with the other nobles in order to ___ | discover the purpose of the murder |
True/False: Banquo refuses Macbeth’s invitation to dinner | false |
True/False: Macbeth hires two men to kill Banquo and Fleance | true |
True/False: Banquo’s son manages to escape | true |
True/False: Before the dinner, Macbeth looks confidently toward the future | false |
True/False: Banquo’s ghost sits in Macbeth’s place at the table | true |
True/False: All the guests see the ghostly figure | false |
True/ False: Lady Macbeth explains that her husband’s wild words are caused by his guilt | false |
True/False: Macbeth is relieved that Macduff has failed to appear | false |
True/False: Hecate and the weird sisters plan another meeting with Macbeth | true |
True/False: Macduff has left to aid one of Duncan’s sons in a rebellion against Macbeth | true |
As he considers Macbeth’s kingship, Banquo feels ____ | glimmers of hope for his own future |
Macbeth wants Banquo dead so that ____ | his crime will not benefit Banquo’s children |
In saying “what’s done is done”, Lady Macbeth suggests that she and Macbeth should ____ | accept the finality of their deed |
In his response to his wife, Macbeth demonstrates ____ | a drive towards further evil |
Macbeth is seized by a “fit” when __ | he learns that Fleance is still alive |
Macbeth describes the ghost at dinner as ____ | covered with blood |
Lady Macbeth tries to bring Macbeth to his senses by _____ | scolding him |
Macbeth hints to his wife that _____ | he must kill again |
Hecate intends to punish Macbeth for his ____ | overconfidence |
At the beginning of scene 6 in act 3, Lennox speaks of Macbeth’s sorrow and nobility in a tone that is ____ | sarcastic |
What does Macbeth compare the murders to? | Dogs |
What does a mind full of scorpions indicate about Macbeth’s mental state | He is being took over by guilt |
What happens to nature as darkness begins to fall | The good things of day have gone and evil takes over |
What does Macbeth refer to as a Serpent? who is a worm. | Serpent- Banquo Worm – Fleance |
How does Macbeth describe his own state of mind? | A summer cloud that moves in front of the sun |
True/False: Macbeth does not want to hear the predictions of the witches | false |
True/False: The first apparition tells Macbeth not to fear Macduff | false |
True/ False: The second and third prophecies provide unimportant information | false |
True/False: Macbeth orders the Thane of Fife’s wife and children murdered | true |
True/False: The King of England has allied himself with Duncan’s son | true |
True/False: Macduff joins Malcolm in order to spy on him | false |
True/False: Malcolm describes in detail the character traits of a bad king | true |
True/False: Malcolm is finally convinced that Macduff has Scotland’s interests at heart | true |
True/False: Macduff accepts calmly the news about his family | false |
True/False: Malcolm is about to take revenge upon Macbeth | true |
The witch’s words, “something wicked this way comes” refers to ____ | Macbeth |
Lady Macduff dies believing that her husband is ____ | a traitor |
Macbeth lashes out at Macduff’s family to assure that ______ | no descendant of Macduff will claim the crown |
Malcolm pretends that he is too evil to become king in order to _____ | ascertain Macduff’s loyalty |
Ross hesitates to report the slaying of Macduff’s wife and children because ____ | the message is too painful to relate |
What titles do the witches predict for Macbeth | Thane of cawdor King |
Who opens the play | The three witches |
What do the witches predict for banquo? | His sons will be kings |
Who does Duncan name as his successor? | Malcolm |
When we first met Lady Macbeth what is she doing? | Reading a letter from Macbeth |
What does Lady Macbeth complain that Macbeth lacks | He lacks the ability to be evil |
What does she plan to do when Duncan plans to visit | Kill him |
In the final scene of scene one what conflict do lady Macbeth and Macbeth have? | if they should kill Duncan |
Who is more ambisious- Lady Macbeth or Macbeth | Lady Macbeth |
How does Duncan die? | Macbeth kills him with a dagger |
Why doesn’t lady Macbeth kill Duncan? | He reminds her of her father |
Who smears the blood on the servants? | Lady Macbeth |
What two young men flee the castle in fear? | Malcolm and Donalbain |
Why is Macbeth so determined to get Fleance killed? | He is scared he will take his spot as king. |
What does Macbeth see at the Banquet? | Banquo’s ghost |
What are Macduff and Malcolm doing? | There building an army |
The witches say something wicked which comes.. who is it referring to ? | Macbeth |
The second apperation says Macbeth cant be harmed by what? | A person not born from a women |
Lady Macduff and her children are murdered by who? | Macbeth hired murderers |
True/ false: Lady Macbeth walks in her sleep and rubs her hands as she is washing them | true |
When Macbeth hears of the invading solders he trys to escape | false |
when he hears of Lady Macbeth death Macbeth reveals his hatred | false |
When he hears that Birnam wood is moving towards he suspects the withes tricked him | true |
True/ false: Lady Macbeth’s sleepwalking is caused by her guilty pleasure. | true |
True/ false: Macbeth chooses to fight macduff to the death | True |
Mac duff hails Malcolm of King of Scotland | True |
Where did Duncan sons fled | England |
What happens to Macbeth at the end of the play? | His head gets cut off |
What does Macbeth see floating in front of him before he kills Duncan | a dagger |
Dominant theme in Macbeth | they all want power |
What is the dominant number? | 3 |
True/ false: In her sleep, Lady Macbeth imagines that she is speaking to her doctor. | false |
True/ false: Macbeth’s enemies gather near Birman Wood. | true |
True/ false: Macbeth gives up all the thoughts of victory. | false |
True/ false: Malcolms troops use tree boughs for camouflage as they move forward. | true |
True/ false: Macbeth is supported by a large army of faithful followers | false |
True/ false:Lady Macbeth is killed by Malcolm allies | false |
True/ false: Macbeth sees the prophecy about Birnam wood come true. | true |
True/ false: Macbeth is captured and taken to Malcolm. | false |
True/ false: Macduff fulfills the witches final prophecy as he reveals that he was ” from his mothers womb ultimate ripp’d” | true |
Lady Macbeth attendant hesitates to report lady Macbeth’s words as she sleep walks because they are what? | incriminating |
The ” damned spot” to which lady Macbeth refers is | Duncan’s bloodstain |
Lady macbeth’s behavior reveals that she | Has cracked under emotional pressure |
Angus and the other nobles know that Macbeth is | out of control |
Macbeth confides to seyton his regret that he | will never know the joy of old age |
When Macbeth hears Lady Macbeth’s attendants cry out, he remembers that | he once was able to fell fear |
Macbeth’s reaction to Lady Macbeth’s death is one of | joyful relief |
The messenger brings Macbeth news of the approaching troops that fulfills | the witches prophecy |
Unless he himself kills Macbeth, Macduff is sure that | his family’s ghost will always haunt him |
Macbeth finally realizes that the witches and apparitions | deceived him with ambitious messages |
Macbeth packet review for test 10/ 11
August 29, 2019