Macbeth Act 4 Review

How many apparitions/prophecies do the witches show Macbeth in this act?

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

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The 1st apparition tells Macbeth to fear Macduff. What does this apparition look like?

• An armed head

• A bloody child

• A crowned child holding a tree

• A line of kings resembling Banquo

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The 2nd apparition tells Macbeth that no one borne from a woman will harm him. What does this apparition look like?

• An armed head

• A bloody child

• A crowned child holding a tree

• A line of kings resembling Banquo

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The 3rd apparition tells Macbeth that he has nothing to fear until Birnam Wood marches up Dunsinane Hill to fight him. What does this apparition look like?

• An armed head

• A bloody child

• A crowned child holding a tree

• A line of kings resembling Banquo

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The 4th apparition doesn't speak. What does it show Macbeth?

• An armed head

• A bloody child

• A crowned child holding a tre

• A line of kings resembling Banquo

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As a result of these new apparitions from the witches, who does Macbeth decide to kill?

• Banquo

• Macduff

• Lady Macbeth

• Malcolm

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Why is Lady MACDUFF upset when the reader first meets her?

• She is King Duncan's sister and misses him.

• Her husband left her and her child defenseless.

• Macduff was killed by Macbeth.

• She knows that Macbeth is going to attack her town of Fife.

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What unique power does Kind Edward have?

• He can cure the sick and see the future.

• He can hear the witches' prophecies when they speak to Macbeth.

• He can turn back time to stop the killing of King Duncan.

• He is actually Hecate and can control the witches.

Who will lead the attack against Macbeth?

• Banquo

• Macduff

• Siward

• Malcolm

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After Macduff finds out about his family's slaughter, Malcolm tells him to "fight it like a man." What is Macduff's response?

• "I am more of a man than the coward Macbeth."

• "I have no family; therefore, I am no man."

• "I must also feel it like a man."

• "I must join my family like a man."

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