Macbeth 5.3 Performance: Macbeth, Lines 1-10

Macbeth reflects on the prophecy that he is invulnerable to any man born of a woman. He questions Malcolm's birth and fate, reassured by spirits that he is safe. Despite the threat of English forces, Macbeth remains defiant and resolute, confident in his invincibility.

What is the significance of Burnham Wood in Macbeth's prophecy?

• It is where Macbeth will meet Malcolm.

• It is a place of peace for Macbeth.

• It is a sign of Macbeth's impending doom.

• It is where Macbeth will find refuge.

How does Macbeth initially react to the prophecy about Burnham Wood?

• With fear and anxiety.

• With indifference.

• With joy and relief.

• With confidence and fearlessness.

What assurance do the spirits give Macbeth regarding his safety?

• He will live forever.

• No man born of a woman can harm him.

• He will be king forever.

• He will be protected by the English.

Who does Macbeth consider as a threat despite the spirits' assurance?

• Malcolm

• Macduff

• Duncan

• Banquo

What is Macbeth's attitude towards the false thanes and English forces?

• He is indifferent and careless.

• He is welcoming and friendly.

• He is doubtful and fearful.

• He is resolute and fearless.