Macbeth Act II

What "sign" convinces Macbeth that he must go through with killing the king?

• One of the witches appears in his room.
• He has a nightmare about the murder.
• He sees a floating dagger  before him.
• The ghost of his father visits him.

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Why didn't Lady Macbeth just kill the king herself?

• He looked too much like her father.
• She changed her mind.
• Someone walked in on her about to kill him.
• She wanted Macbeth to do it by himself.

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What does Macbeth accidentally take with him after murdering the king?

• The dagger.
• The king's crown.
• A book

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Complete Macbeth's quotation: "I thought I heard a voice crying, 'Macbeth has murdered ____!'"

• truth
• Duncan
• honor
• sleep

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Name the speaker: "My hands are the same color as yours -- but I'd be ashamed to have a heart as white as yours!"

• An old man
• Lady Macbeth
• Banquo
• Macbeth

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Immediately after committing the murder, Macbeth feels:

• guilty
• numb
• exhilerated

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What do Duncan's sons decide to do after their father's death?

• Declare Malcolm king.
• Find the person who murdered their father.
• Hold a trail.
• Run away from the scene of the crime.

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In Act II an animal noise is heard and frightens her. Which animal is this?

• horse
• owl
• wolf

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Where does Act 2 take place?

• Macbeth's castle
• Duncan's castle
• Ross's castel

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Why does Lady Macbeth drug the servants in Scene 2?

• She wants to stop them from killing King Duncan.
• She wants them to sleep while they kill King Duncan.
• She does not want their help in killing King Duncan.
• She wants them dead so they will not tell what they saw.

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