Macbeth Act III

Why is Hecate so upset?

• She is jealous of Macbeth

• The Weird Sisters didn’t include her in their plans

• The witches made fun of her

• She is related to Banquo

According to Macbeth, who else must die?

• Ross

• Lennox

• Fleance

• Malcom

When the witch says, "Something wicked this way comes," You know that

• The witches consider Macbeth to be "wicked"

• The witches are split on how they feel about Macbeth and his recent actions.

• Lady Macbeth is approaching the witches.

• This particular witch will haunt Macbeth for life.

A popular literary device often used in drama to reveal the innermost thoughts of a character.

• soliloquy

• aside

• paradox

• sentence inversions

Who kills Macbeth?

• Malcolm

• Donalbain

• Macduff

• Lennox

Through Shakespeare's use of indirect characterization, the audience can tell about Lady Macbeth's personality from all of the following things EXCEPT:

• her fainting when Duncan's body is found

• her telling Macbeth he isn't a man if he doesn't follow through

• Her ringing the bell when her part of the job is done

• the narrator telling is that she is being sarcastic

Which of the following lines does not demonstrate that Macbeth is feeling regret over his actions?

• Wake Duncan with your knocking. I wish you could!

• I can't stand to look at it again

• Whose hands are these?

• Where is that knocking coming from? What's happening to me, that I am frightened of every noise?

When talking to the Old Man, how does Ross describe DUncan's horses in a way that makes the audience connect them to other people that Duncan once had control over?

• best of their breed & refusing to be obedient

• beautiful & swift

• wild & free

• at war & strange

Macbeth's personality has changed from Act II to Act III. This change causes the audience to go from understanding his motives to understanding that something bad has to happen to him.

• true

• false

Lady Macbeth's personality has changed from Act II to Act III. This change causes the audience to go from being on her side to being happy at her hatred.

• true

• false