Macbeth 5.6 Interview: Malcolm and Macduff

What tactic did the soldiers use to disguise their numbers as they approached Macbeth's castle?

• They wore camouflage uniforms.

• They used branches to appear as trees.

• They hid behind rocks.

• They moved only at night.

What theme is highlighted by the soldiers' transformation from trees to soldiers?

• The importance of loyalty.

• The contrast between appearance and reality.

• The unpredictability of war.

• The power of nature.

Who is suggested to lead the first battle against Macbeth?

• Seward and his son

• The narrator

• Macduff

• Ralph

What is the significance of the phrase 'Make all our trumpets speak' in the context of the battle?

• To signal a retreat.

• To announce the arrival of reinforcements.

• To motivate the troops and signal the start of the battle.

• To confuse the enemy.

What is the mood conveyed by the final words 'Good luck, gentlemen'?

• Confident and encouraging.

• Fearful and anxious.

• Indifferent and detached.

• Skeptical and doubtful.