The Tragedy of Macbeth Quiz

What does Macbeth demand from the witches in the passage from "The Tragedy of Macbeth"?

• He demands they leave him alone.

• He demands they reveal their true identities.

• He demands that they tell him what is going on.

• He demands they stop speaking in riddles.

What imagery is used to describe the chaos Macbeth wants to start?

• Light and clarity.

• Growth and harmony.

• Destruction and upheaval.

• Silence and calm.

How does Macbeth refer to the witches when he first enters?

• As kind and gentle women.

• As secret, black, and midnight hags.

• As loyal servants.

• As noble ladies.

What does the First Apparition tell Macbeth in the play "The Tragedy of Macbeth"?

• To beware of Banquo

• To beware of Macduff

• To beware of Duncan

• To beware of Malcolm

According to the Second Apparition, why should Macbeth not fear any man?

• Because "no man of woman born shall harm Macbeth."

• Because he is invincible in battle

• Because he will become the king of Scotland

• Because he is protected by the witches

What symbol does the Third Apparition hold in his hand?

• A scepter

• A crown

• A tree

• A sword

According to the Third Apparition, what must happen for Macbeth to be in danger?

• He must lose the support of his followers.

• Birnam Wood must move to high Dunsinane Hill.

• He must be betrayed by his closest allies.

• A great battle must be lost by his armies.

What does Macbeth say will never happen, which reassures him of his power?

• The stars falling from the sky.

• The seas engulfing the land.

• Birnam Wood coming to Dunsinane.

• The sun rising in the west.

What is Macbeth's reaction to the visions shown by the witches?

• He is pleased and hopeful.

• He becomes fearful and paranoid.

• He is indifferent and dismissive.

• He is confused and seeks more answers.

What does Macbeth believe will prevent him from being troubled by ghosts?

• His royal lineage

• Natural causes and mortal customs

• His bravery in battle

• Magical spells