| Will never be king but will be the father of kings (a) | Banquo (3) |
| Comes up with the plan to assassinate the king (b) | Lady Macbeth (2) |
| Duncan’s eldest son (c) | Malcolm (4) |
| Executed for being a traitor (d) | Thane of Cawdor (8) |
| “Hover through the fog and filthy air” (e) | Three Witches (7) |
| Head cut off and placed on a sword (f) | Macdonwald (5) |
| King of Scotland (g) | Duncan (6) |
| If chance wants him to be king, “chance will crown” him (h) | Macbeth (1) |
| True or False, The witches plan to meet Macbeth on a hill before the war. | False |
| True or False, Lady Macbeth has doubts about whether they should kill the king | False |
| True or False, the war was between Scotland and Sweden | False |
| True or False, Lady Macbeth said “Take my milk for gall, you murd’ring ministers” | True |
| True or False, Macbeth initially had doubts about the witches’ prophecies | True |
| What does “False face must hide what the false heart doth know” mean? | You must hide your true feelings (d) |
| Lady Macbeth’s plan is to blame the murder on: | Duncan’s guards (a) |
| Why did the witches harm the fat lady’s husband? | She wouldn’t share her chestnuts (b) |
| How does Lady Macbeth react when Macbeth calls off the plan? | She is furious (c) |
| Why is Banquo confused by the witches? | He thinks they are women, but they have beards (b) |
| “But this place is too cold for hell” | Porter |
| imagines a dagger leading him to the king’s chamber | Macbeth |
| Banquo’s son | Fleance |
| “Give me the daggers. The sleeping and the dead are but pictures.” | Lady Macbeth |
| Found the king dead | Macduff |
| Sees the “daggers in men’s smiles” | Donalbain |
| Saw the king’s horses eat each other | Ross |
| arrives with Macduff to wake the king | Lennox |
| Has nightmares about the witches | Banquo |
| Flees to England | Malcolm |
| True or False, the weather and environment are indicators of strange happenings in this act. | True |
| True or False, Macbeth does not have any second thoughts about killing King Duncan, since the witches said it must happen | False |
| True or False, Macbeth lies to Banquo, stating that he never thinks of the witches | True |
| True or False, Macbeth is afraid of what will happen to him, since he is unable to say “amen” | True |
| True or False, Lady Macbeth could not murder the king herself because Duncan looked too much like her father. | True |
| True or False, Lady Macbeth murders Duncan’s guards when she feels Macbeth has failed. | False |
| True or False, Lady Macbeth is upset that there is so much blood involved in killing Duncan. | False |
| True or False, Macbeth gets drunk in this act. | False |
| The Porter is meant to provide comic relief. | True |
| The men understand and appreciate Macbeth killing Duncan’s guards. | False |
| “Be innocent of the knowledge, dearest chuck/ Till thou applaud the deed.” | Macbeth |
| suspects Macbeth of Banquo’s murder | Lennox |
| “Naught’s had, all’s spent,/ Where our desire is got without content.” | Lady Macbeth |
| angry she was not consulted in Macbeth’s affairs and to be able to show her “art” | Hecate |
| Safety escapes the ambush | Fleance |
| suspects Macbeth of murdering Duncan | Banquo |
| Refused Macbeth’s summons | Macduff |
| safely living in England with King Edward | Malcolm |
| True or False, two murderers ambushed Banquo | False |
| True or False, Macbeth startles his dinner guests by suffering from an epileptic seizure | False |
| True or False, Macbeth sees the ghost of Duncan at the table. | False |
| True or False, Lady Macbeth sees the ghost. | False |
| True or False, Lady Macbeth tells Macbeth that he needs some sleep. | True |
| True or False, The goddess of witchcraft is named is named Hecate. | True |
| True or False, Lady Macbeth is beginning to regret how she became queen. | True |
| True or False, Banquo secretly hopes that the witches’ prophecies will come true for him, too. | True |
| True or False, Macbeth is okay with not having his sons take over the throne, as long as he is able to be king. | False |
| True or False, Macbeth tells the murders that he would kill Banquo himself, but it wouldn’t “look good” to others if he did. | True |
Macbeth Quizzes- Hawt study thingy
December 2, 2019