Macbeth Acts 1-2 Review

Who is the King of Scotland until he is murdered at the end of Act 2?

• King Duncan

• King James

• King Macbeth

• King Banqui

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Which character is brave and ambitious but feels ambivalent (unsure) about the plan to kill King Duncan?

• Macbeth

• Lady Macbeth

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Which character is cunning and ambitious and feels no guilt about the plan to kill King Duncan?

• Macbeth

• Lady Macbeth

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The witches tell _____ that his sons will be kings one day,

• Malcolm

• Macbeth

• Duncan

• Banqui

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Who chose not to go see Macbeth's coronation at Scone?

• Malcolm

• Macduff

• Ross

• Lennox

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Who is named Prince of Cumberland which means he is next in line to be king?

• Donalbain

• Malcolm

• Macbeth

• Fleance

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Macbeth earns the title Thane of Cawdor because (check all that are true)

• Banquo told the king Macbeth deserved it

• he was next in line

• Macbeth had recently been successful in battle and proven his loyalty

• The Thane of Cawdor betrayed the king and was executed

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What does Macbeth say when Banquo says that he has dreamed of the witches?

• he says, "me too, let's talk"

• he says that he hasn't thought about them

• he admits he hopes their predictions are true

• he acts like Banquo has lost his mind: "witches? what witches?"

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What do Banquo's words mean: "to win us to our harm, the instruments of darkness tell us truths, win us with honest trifles, to betray's in deepest consequence' (Act I, Scene 3, lines 124-28)

• the witches are lying and I am telling the king

• the witches might tell us some things that are true but deceive us in an evil way later on

• the witches have been right so far and we should listen to them

• the witches are evil but I think we should listen to them

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Based on all the things we have seen the witches do, you can infer that they ?

• are kind and want to help people

• are evil and will end up hurting Macbeth

• they are friends with Lady Macbeth

• they are just for fun and not important to the play

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