Macbeth is a play that is written as a ______.

Which archetypal pattern seems to be most evident in the play?

How many witches appear to Macbeth and Banquo?

How many prophecies are predicted for Macbeth?

Which prophecy is already true?

Who is already the current king of Scotland?

Who do the witches vow to meet with “when the battle is lost and won”?

Macbeth and Banquo have just defeated _________ in the Battle against Norway.

Macbeth and Banquo are generals from which country?

In his absence, Macbeth is named the new __________.

The previous Thane of Cawdor is tried and executed for what crime?

What do the witches predict for Banquo?

"Fair is foul and foul is fair" is an example of which literary device?

Who are the king's two sons?

Why does the witch decide to put a curse on the sailor?

How do you know that kings and queens were "divinely" appointed based on the design of their crowns?

What thoughts do begin to entertain Macbeth when he returns back home?

What does Lady Macbeth mean when she states that Macbeth is "too full of the milk of human kindness to catch the nearst way"?

Lady Macbeth prays to the gods to "unsex me here". What does she mean?

Who is to bear the guilt of the murder of the king?

What hallucination is Macbeth starting to see?

What does the king gift Lady Macbeth for their hospitality?

What sound signifies that the deed is to be done?

Why is it that Lady Macbeth could NOT perform the murder herself?

Because of the breach in nature and/or the murder of a divinely appointed figure such as Duncan, strange occurrences begin to unveil. What are these strange occurrences called?

Which of the following phrases does Macbeth NOT hear as a result of his continued paranoia?

What phrase does Macbeth seem to have trouble speaking after committing the murder?

According to Macbeth, all of the house seems to cry out ____________.

Who places the daggers on the bodies of the chamberlains?

What noise does Macbeth and Lady Macbeth seem to constantly hear on the night of the murder?

Lady Macbeth telling Macbeth to retrieve water to "clear us of the deed" (to wash his hands) is an example of which literary device?

Macbeth makes the statement that, "this my hand will rather the multitudinous seas incarnadine; making the green one red" to suggest that even washing his blood-stained hands will not be enough to wash him from the sin of killing Duncan. This is an example of __________.

Macbeth wishes that the growing knocking noises that hears could wake Duncan suggests that ________.

What element does the Porter's scene add to Shakespeare's play?

In keeping with the repetition of the archetypal number "three", which three members do the porter say comes to the gate (Hell's gates)?

Who retrieves the "sleeping" king from his chambers?

What "three" things does the Porter say drinking leads to?

Lady Macbeth creates a diversion by _________.

Duncan's two sons, Malcom and Donalbain, flee to England and Ireland because they __________.

After the king is killed, this causes a breach in nature or throws off the order of the universe. Which "three" omens occur after the deed?

Out of "rage" or "fury" that the king has been killed, what does Macbeth do?

Who is, now named, the King of Scotland?

Lady Macbeth asks that Macbeth be a "flower" on the outside but a _________ on the inside in order to perform the murder.

What literary device does the poet use to highlight the social issues that because of the casualties of war, war is not pleasant?

How magnificent is the war! is an example of __________.

The title of the poem, The War Works Hard, clearly indicates that the war is like a person who works from sun-up to sun-down. This is an example of _________.