Macbeth 1.3 Performance: Ross and Angus, Lines 90-108a

The transcript narrates a story of personal valor and recognition. It begins with a personal venture in a battle, leading to admiration and praise. The narrative continues with a depiction of bravery in the Norwegian ranks, followed by royal acknowledgment and the bestowal of honors. The story culminates with the announcement of the title 'Thane of Caudor', signifying a significant honor and recognition of bravery and service.

What is the main focus of the character's personal venture in the battle?

• His negotiation skills

• His strategic planning

• His bravery and admiration

• His retreat from the battle

In which ranks does the character display fearless actions?

• The Scottish ranks

• The Irish ranks

• The Norwegian ranks

• The English ranks

What did the character create in the Norwegian ranks?

• A sense of peace

• A defensive wall

• Strange images of death

• A new alliance

What is the purpose of the Royal Master's message?

• To request a meeting

• To declare war

• To express gratitude and announce a new title

• To offer a reward

What title is bestowed upon the character by the Royal Master?

• Thane of Fife

• Thane of Glamis

• Thane of Ross

• Thane of Caudor