Macbeth 5.7 Performance: Macbeth, Lines 1-4

The transcript explores themes of determination, questioning one's origins, and the interplay between fear and courage. It begins with a resolve to confront challenges, followed by a philosophical inquiry into the nature of birth, and concludes with a reflection on fear and bravery.

What does the speaker mean by 'fight the course'?

• To face challenges with determination

• To engage in a physical battle

• To avoid difficulties

• To run a race

Which section discusses the speaker's determination?

• Facing Challenges

• None of the above

• Questioning Identity

• Fearlessness

What is the significance of someone not being born of a woman?

• They are not human

• They are feared by everyone

• They are considered ordinary

• They are seen as invincible

In which section does the speaker express a sense of invincibility?

• Facing Challenges

• All of the above

• Questioning Identity

• Fearlessness

What does the speaker imply by saying 'Such a one am I to fear or none'?

• They fear ordinary people

• They fear only extraordinary beings

• They fear no one

• They fear everyone