Macbeth Final Quiz

How many sons does Macbeth have?

• 5

• 2

• 1

• 0

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At the beginning of Act 3 Scene 4, who have Macbeth and Lady Macbeth become?

• King and Queen of Scotland

• Thanes of Cawdor

• Thanes of Glaimes

• Thames of Cumberland

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Although invisible to others, in Scene 1, what does Lady Macbeth try to wash away?

• Bits of wax from her candle

• Spots of blood on her hands

• Spots of her own blood

• Ink stains from a letter

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Macbeth says, "I will not be afraid of death and bane till Birnam __________"

• Harvest is ablaze upon the witches.

• Brussels crushes my gates and moats.

• Army comes to the Thane of Glamis.

• Forest come to Dunsinane.

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Who kills Macbeth?

• Malcolm

• Donalbain

• Macduff

• Lennox

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Malcolm instructs the soldiers to do what action on the way to Macbeth's castle?

• Cut off branches and hold them up

• Hold their swords up as they march in

• Sing a chant so Macbeth can hear them arriving

• To be silent so that no one can hear them approaching the castle

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How does Macbeth know in Scene 8 that Macduff will be the one who kills him?

• Macduff needs to avenge the deaths of his family.

• Macduff says he was removed, not born, from his mother.

• Macbeth decides the apparitions lied to him.

• Macbeth finally wishes his life to be over.

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when a character is alone on stage and tells us how they feel or what they are thinking

• aside

• soliloquy

• tragedy

• allusion

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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. 

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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