Macbeth Acts 4 and 5

  The reappearance of ​ ​ (a)   and the weird sisters in Act 4 reestablishes the connection between Macbeth’s fate and​ ​ (b)   supernatural for

• Hecate
• sinister
• benevolent
• Banquo
• Macbeth
• feminine
• Lady Macbeth
• masculine
• joyful

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In what sense can Macbeth be considered a “just” tragedy?

• There is retribution for those who practice witchcraft. 

• There are happy endings for all of the play’s good characters

• There are negative consequences for evil actions

• There are eternal consequences for evildoers. 

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What does the first Apparition that appears look like?

• A forest

• Macbeth

• A baby with a crown

• a head with an armoured helmet

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What does Macbeth’s reaction to his wife’s death reveal about his state of mind in the play’s final act?

• His furious outburst indicates that he is unstable and a danger to everyone around him. 

• His change in attitude shows he never loved her.

• His furious outburst indicates that he is unstable and a danger to everyone around him. 

• His numbness indicates the depth of his despair. 

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What is the source of Macbeth’s overconfidence in Act 5? 

• He believes all of Scotland supports him and has no knowledge of the brewing rebellion. 

• He has misinterpreted the witches’ prophecies to mean that he is invincible. 

• He fails to account for the ruthless ambition of Malcolm and Macduff in their quest to overthrow him. 

• He believes his evil deeds were justified in order to achieve his destiny as king of Scotland. 

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The conclusion of the play suggests that ​ (a)   must replace ​ (b)   in order to restore peace and order to Scotland. 

• Malcolm
• Macbeth
• Banquo
• Macduff
• Ambition
• Guilt
• Virtue\
• Peace
• Virtue

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Place the following events in order of how they happened

• Macbeth kills young Siward

• The three witches conjure the Apparitions to trick Macbeth

• Lady Macbeth is dead

• Macbeth sees the floating daggar

• Malcolm and Macduff join forces

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What is Lady Macbeth doing when she is sleepwalking and what is she holding in her hand?

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Macduff tells Macbeth that he was ​ (a)   and Macbeth realizes that the ​ (b)   him and he ​ (c)   ​ .

• not born of woman
• witches have tricked
• loses courage
• not happy
• king's sons have tricked
• kills them
• wrong
• battle is over to
• has lost

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I guess if this quiz didn't boost your grade, you will pay attention next time.

• I know I did well

• I should probably stop talking

• It's ok I will fail English

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