Macbeth Act 4

The first apparition warns Macbeth that...

• to beware the Thane of Fife
• to beware Siward
• to beware Malcolm
• to beware Lady Macbeth

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The second apparition (a bloody child) tells Macbeth...

• None of woman born can harm him
• That he will die soon
• That he will become King of England
• That he will have children

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The third apparition (a crowned child holding a bough) tells Macbeth...

• He shall never be vanquished until Great Birnam Wood to high Dunsinane Hill come against him.
• He shall never be vanquished until the three witches call upon Hecate again.
• That he will defeat Siward's army
• That is a terrible king who resembles Satan.

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In Act 4 Scene 2, murderers enter the home of _________ and kill everyone there.

• Macduff
• Malcolm
• Lennox
• Ross

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Macbeth's order to kill Macduff's family is motivated by

• anger at Macduff
• superstition
• jealousy
• fear of the family's power

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After seeing the first three apparitions, Macbeth feels

• mad
• invincible
• happy
• suprised

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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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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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Why doesn't the slaughter of Macduff's family work as planned by Macbeth?

• Now Macduff is more motivated to get revenge on Macbeth.

• Macduff's son seeks revenge on Macbeth.

• The murderers were caught shortly after killing Macduff's family.

• Lady Macbeth is upset with Macbeth for having a child killed.

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Who says this quote? “Double, double toil and trouble, fire burn and cauldron bubble”

(Shakespeare 121).

• Macbeth

• King Edward

• The witches

• Hecate

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