Macbeth Final

Who is the first character to vocalize his fear in a soliloquy that Macbeth may have murdered Duncan?

• Angus

• Banquo

• Lennox

• Macduff

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Which word best describes the relationship between Banquo and Macbeth in 3.1?

• It’s romantic and sexy

• It’s smooth and creamy.

• It’s relaxed and chill.

• It’s tense and uncomfortable.

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How has Macbeth changed since Acts 1 and 2?

• His indecision is gone; he doesn’t consult his wife for advice for his new murders

• He has grown more passive and he relies on others to think for him.

• He has lost his courage, honor, and masculinity as Lady Macbeth predicted he would

• He sleeps too much, and his sleep indicates that he feels paranoid and guilty.

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Who skips the Macbeths’ banquet?

• Angus

• Lennox

• Macduff

• Ross

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What does Macbeth say to Lady Macbeth regarding his evil actions in 3.4?

• He’s a novice in committing evil, but his evil actions will get easier as they continue.

• He says that his actions aren’t evil but necessary. Others would commit the same actions.

• He was forced to commit evil actions in order to ensure his survival and success.

• His evil actions will soon come to a close.

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What does Hecate means when she says that Macbeth “loves for his own ends” (3.5.13)?

• He is in love with his beauty.

• He is loyal to all.

• He is selfishly loyal to himself.

• He is satisfied with his power.

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What are both Macbeth and Malcolm preparing for that is revealed to the audience in 3.6?

• a birthday party

• a feast

• a meeting with the thanes

• a war

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“Upon my head they placed a fruitless crown/ And put a barren scepter in my gripe.” In these lines, Macbeth realizes that:

• the role of king is a triumph for him

• Lady Macbeth has just had a miscarriage.

• the crown was made of brass and the jewels are fake.

• he killed Duncan for Banquo’s childrens' benefit.

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“There the grown serpent lies; the worm that’s fled/ Hath nature that in time will venom breed.” In the above quote, Macbeth is:

• . happy to learn that Fleance is wounded and cannot be harmed.

• fearful that Fleance will prove a threat in the future

• fearful that Macduff will return to avenge his friend Banquo’s death.

• hopeful that he will live his life untouched by fate.

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The most significant consequence of Fleance’s escape is that he can now:

• avenge his father Banquo’s murder.

• expose King Duncan’s murderer.

• be a threat to Macbeth’s throne.

• lend support to Duncan’s exiled sons

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