WorksheetsMacbeth Recall
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 29mins
Donalbain
Duncan's Second Son
Duncan's Eldest Son
Thane of Ross
Thane of Cawdor
Lady Macbeth wanting her husband Macbeth to be king as soon as possible.
Appearance vs. Reality
Fate vs. Free Will
Ambition & Power
Cruelty & Masculinity
The Psychology of Guilt
"Fair is foul, foul is fair"; the contrast of good and bad.
Appearance vs. Reality
Fate vs. Free Will
Ambition & Power
Cruelty & Masculinity
The Psychology of Guilt
When Lady Macbeth says to Macbeth "look like the innocent flower, but be the serpent under it".
Appearance vs. Reality
Fate vs. Free Will
Ambition & Power
Cruelty & Masculinity
The Psychology of Guilt
After Macbeth is told by the witches of his prophecies (both times), it drives him to go on a "killing spree".
Appearance vs. Reality
Fate vs. Free Will
Ambition & Power
Cruelty & Masculinity
The Psychology of Guilt
Pick the momentous event that took place the year before the play was written
The Spanish Armada
The Great fire of London
The Gunpowder plot
The Great Plague
This term describes a character who usually fails or dies because of a character flaw or a cruel twist of fate:
antagonist
tragic hero
protagonist
foil
When an audience knows more about the characters and this knowledge helps build suspense, that is called
dramatic irony
an aside
soliloquy
a tragedy
Aside describes
the opposing force of the protagonist
exposure of a character's thoughts and feelings to the audience
a character's private thoughts
building suspense
During an aside, others on stage can hear the character's remarks.
True
False
Audience members in Shakespeare's time who watched from the cheapest seats.
groundlings
foil
aside
soliloquy
a long speech given by one character
monologue
soliloquy
aside
prologue
An extended speech given by one character that expresses inner thoughts aloud to himself and the audience
soliloquy
monologue
aside
prologue
a character who contrasts with or is the opposite of another character
foil
act
line
groundling
What does Lady Macbeth think Macbeth lacks?
The intelligence to be King
The ambition to succeed
Modesty
The manliness to pursue his ambitions
