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WorksheetsMacbeth: Full play
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 31mins
'Beware Macduff! Beware the Thane of Fife.' What image accompanied this prophecy?
A skull in a helmet
A snake under a flower
A baby in a pool of blood
A child with a crown behind a branch
What was the name of the King of Norway in the civil war at the start of the play?
Sweno
Guido
Sven
MacDonwald
Of which county was Malcolm made Prince?
Cawdor
Fife
Scone
Cumberland
Where was the castle to which Duncan went after the victory?
Birnam
Edinburgh
Inverness
Dundee
To which country did Donalbain flee?
Ireland
Scotland
Wales
England
After Duncan's murder, Macbeth found he could not say the word (a) .
Who did not attend Macbeth's coronation feast (while living.)
Macduff
Seton
Duncan
Banquo
Who was the first to see the murdered Duncan after Macbeth and his wife?
Banquo
Malcolm
Lennox
Macduff
Where was Macbeth crowned?
Scone
Inverness
Cumberland
Fife
How many murderers attacked Banquo and Fleance?
1
2
3
4
Life "is a tale told by an (a) "
In the first half of the play Lady Macbeth seems to have no ________________
conscious
conshence
conscience
consciounce
In the real historical story of Macbeth:
Duncan was an unpopular and greedy king
Macbeth kills Duncan on the battlefield.
Banquo assists Macbeth in killing Duncan.
Lady Macbeth was originally Duncan's wife.
What present did Duncan give to Lady Macbeth when he visits?
A large diamond
A white horse
A silver sword
A treasure box of gems
Leading up to Duncan's murder what worries Lady Macbeth about her husband?
His body odour.
That he is not good at hiding his true feelings.
That he is too kind.
That he may tell Banquo about the plan.
Who sleeps in the room next to Duncan's when he is murdered?
Banquo
Malcolm
Donalbain
Angus
How (is it suggested) does Lady Macbeth kill herself?
She poisons her drink
She stabs herself with a dagger
She leaps from the castle wall
She cuts off her own head
"If chance will have me ________, why, chance may crown me." - Macbeth
Queen
Prince
King
Thane
"It is too full o' th' _______ of human kindness" - Lady Macbeth
Water
Milk
Milo
Blood
"And fill me from the crown to the toe top full of _________ cruelty." - Lady Macbeth
Disastrous
Direst
Devilish
Dirty
"I have no spur to prick the sides of my intent, but only
_____________ ambition." - Macbeth
Vaulting
Unchecked
Youthful
Scottish
"If it were done when 'tis done, then 'twere well it were done _________." - Macbeth
Quickly
Slowly
Swiftly
Well
"Screw your _________ to the sticking-place and we'll not fail." - Lady Macbeth
Honour
Screwdriver
Courage
Opinion
"Stars, hide your fires; let not light see my black and deep __________." - Macbeth
Dreams
Sheep
Squires
Desires
"False face must hide what the false ________ doth know." - Macbeth
Artery
Mind
Soul
Heart
"My hands are of your ____________, but I shame to wear a heart so white." - Lady Macbeth
Size
Complexion
Colour
Feet
"Look like the innocent flower, but be the __________ under't." - Lady Macbeth
Snake
Eagle
Doormat
Serpent
"There's daggers in men's __________." - Banquo
Faces
Pockets
Beds
Smiles
"By the pricking of my thumbs, something ___________ this way comes." - Witches
Noble
Evil
Courageous
Wicked
"Out, damned __________! out, I say!" - Lady Macbeth
Spot
Stain
Blood
Pest
"Life's but a walking shadow, a poor player that struts and frets his hour upon the _________." - Macbeth
Play
Stage
Plank
Marsh
"I bear a ___________ life." - Macbeth
Charmed
Wealthy
Glamerous
Complex
"Macduff was from his mother's womb untimely _________." - Macduff
Plucked
Ripp'd
Snatched
Born
What is an aside?
The adversary or hostile force opposing the protagonist
When the audience knows more than the characters
A character's remark that others on stage do not hear
A speech given by a character alone
What is it called when the audience knows more than the characters in the play?
motif
verbal irony
Denouement
Dramatic irony
There were no women in the theater during the Elizabethan era.
True
False
Who does NOT fight against Macbeth
Macduff
Young Siward
Donalbain
Which term bests describes Macbeth's reaction to his wife's death?
Anger
Sorrow
Indifference
Joy
Why is Macbeth's extreme violence celebrated at the beginning of the play?
He is loyal to the king and he kills in the name of King Duncan and, therefore, God.
He is so violent people are frightened of him
He is not violent at all and likes cuddles.
Why is Macbeth a tragic hero?
He is a character we care about
He is a character who is likeable and dangerous
He is a character who gives his name to the play, is high in status but then plummets to his downfall and death
How many times doe Macbeth visit the Witches?
1
2
3
Who speaks the final line of the play?
Malcolm
Macduff
The old man
Seton
Which character from the play does James I say he is descended from?
Macbeth
Banquo
Malcolm
Macduff
