Macbeth 1.1 Word Nerd: Hurly Burly

Macbeth 1.1 Word Nerd: Hurly Burly

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9th - 10th Grade

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The transcript explores the term 'Hurley Burley', originating from 'hurl', meaning a violent conflict, as used in Shakespeare's time. It discusses the witches' agreement to meet post-battle, highlighting their need for body parts for potions, which are more accessible on battlefields than in sacred graveyards.

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What does the word 'hurl' mean in the context of the text?

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What was a 'Hurley Burley' during Shakespeare's time?

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Why do witches need body parts according to the text?

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What is the significance of a battlefield for witches?

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How do church graveyards differ from battlefields in terms of witches' activities?

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