Macbeth Act 4

How many apparitions appear in front of Macbeth? (a)  

• one
• two 
• three
• four

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The first apparition or vision is a (a)  

• Bloody Child
• Armored Head
• Crown
• A Forest

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What does the first apparition tell Macbeth?

• beware of Macduff
• beware of Malcolm
• beware of Fleance
• beware of Donalbain

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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 branch) 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 he is a terrible king who resembles Satan.

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Why does Malcolm test Macduff?

• to see if he knows about his family's murder

• to make sure that he is not looking for Donalbain

• to ensure that his loyalty is for Scotland

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Which of the following answers best reflects the test Malcolm sets up for Macduff?

• Malcolm threatens to kill Macduff's family.

• Malcolm speaks of how his brother is deceitful.

• Malcolm claims that he is the true murderer of his late father, King Duncan.

• Malcolm explains that he is lustful and greedy, and therefore not fit to be king.

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What happens after the witches say, “By the pricking of my thumbs,/Something wicked

this way comes…”?

• An earthquake occurs

• Macbeth enters the cavern

• Lennox walks by

• The cauldron explodes

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What feelings about Scotland does Macduff demonstrate?

• He is indifferent to the overall state of Scotland, but has a personal need to overthrow

  Macbeth.

• He thinks Scotland should become part of England.

• He is a patriotic supporter of restoring Scotland and has a personal need to overthrow

  Macbeth.

• He used to love Scotland, but he wants to permanently leave it.

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How does Malcolm tell Macduff to react to the deaths in his family?

• Grieve for as long as necessary.

• Be stoic.

• Turn your grief into anger to use in fighting Macbeth.

• React to the deaths after battle.

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