Understanding the Witches' Dialogue

The transcript features a scene where three witches discuss meeting Macbeth amidst thunder, lightning, and rain. They plan to meet after the battle is over, hinting at the supernatural elements and prophecies that will unfold. The dialogue captures the eerie and ominous atmosphere, setting the stage for Macbeth's encounter with the witches.

What natural phenomena do the witches consider for their next meeting?

• Fog, mist, and dew

• Snow, hail, and sleet

• Thunder, lightning, or rain

• Sunshine, rainbows, and clear skies

When do the witches plan to meet again?

• At dawn

• At midnight

• At noon

• At sunset

Where do the witches decide to meet Macbeth?

• By the river

• In a castle

• On the heath

• In a forest

What does the witches' chant suggest about the nature of their world?

• Truth is always clear

• Everything is as it seems

• Good is bad and bad is good

• Justice prevails

What is the significance of the witches' chant about the fog and filthy air?

• It promises a peaceful and harmonious world

• It suggests a world of confusion and deception

• It foretells a time of prosperity and growth

• It indicates a clear and bright future