Macbeth: Act 4

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What is the main conflict foreshadowed at the end of Act IV of Macbeth?

Back

The main conflict foreshadowed is between Macbeth and Macduff.

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What convinces Malcolm of Macduff's loyalty in Scene iii?

Back

Macduff's noble despair for his country convinces Malcolm of his loyalty.

Front

What test does Malcolm set up for Macduff?

Back

Malcolm explains that he is lustful and greedy, and therefore not fit to be king.

Front

What warning does the first apparition give to Macbeth?

Back

The first apparition warns Macbeth to beware of Macduff.

Front

What army does Malcolm have to fight Macbeth?

Back

Malcolm has thousands of English troops to fight Macbeth.

Front

Who is Macduff in relation to Macbeth?

Back

Macduff is a nobleman who opposes Macbeth and ultimately seeks revenge for his family's murder.

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What role do the apparitions play in Macbeth's fate?

Back

The apparitions provide prophecies that influence Macbeth's actions and decisions.

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How does Malcolm test Macduff's character?

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Malcolm pretends to be unworthy of kingship to see if Macduff will remain loyal.

Front

What is the significance of Macduff's family in the play?

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Macduff's family represents the innocent victims of Macbeth's tyranny.

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What does Macbeth's reaction to the apparitions reveal about his character?

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Macbeth's reaction shows his increasing paranoia and ambition.