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Macbeth GCSE Revision

Total questions: 22

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is TWO things that Lady Macbeth is represented by in the play?

a)

Kingship

b)

The blood on Macbeth’s hands

c)

Hallucinations

d)

Disturbed sleep

2.

Which theme is Macbeth most associated with?

a)

Guilt

b)

Violence

c)

Ambition

d)

Kingship

e)

Appearances

3.

What TWO things are true about Banquo?

a)

Grows mad with guilt

b)

Father to Fleance

c)

Ambitious and ruthless

d)

Killed at the order of Macbeth

4.

Which statement most accurately describes the effect of the weather conditions of the start of the play?

a)

Chaotic and frightening

b)

Dramatic and terrifying

c)

Menacing and sinister

d)

Reassuring and pleasant

5.

Where is Macbeth set?

a)

England

b)

Ireland

c)

Scotland

d)

Wales

6.

Who are the King's sons?

a)

Seyton and Fleance

b)

Siward and Duncan

c)

Ross and Lennox

d)

Malcolm and Donaldbain

7.

Which is the first adjective used to describe Macbeth?

a)

brave

b)

brutal

c)

ambitious

d)

skilful

8.

Who finds the murdered Duncan?

a)

Macduff

b)

Macbeth

c)

Banquo

d)

Lady Macbeth

9.

Who does Macbeth 'see' at the banquet?

a)

Duncan

b)

Banquo

c)

Fleance

d)

The Three Witches

10.

What does Lady Macbeth's sleepwalking show?

a)

Her guilt

b)

Her loss of control

c)

Her mental decline

d)

All of the above

11.

Who kills Macbeth?

a)

Ross

b)

Siward

c)

Donaldbain

d)

Macduff

12.

Who becomes King and restores order to Scotland?

a)

Malcolm

b)

Donaldbain

c)

Macduff

d)

Lennox

13.

What is the first line Macbeth utters on hearing his wife is dead?

a)

Tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow.

b)

Out, out, brief candle.

c)

It is a tale told by an idiot.

d)

She should have died hereafter.

14.

Select the correct words to complete the quotation: 'Look like th' ____ ____ but be the ____ _____.'

a)

fairest flower... serpent under't

b)

innocent flower... serpent under't

c)

innocent flower... devil under't

d)

fairest flower... devil under't

15.

3.) What technique is used when Macbeth says 'Stars, hide your fires'.

a)

Similie

b)

Metaphor

c)

Euphemism

d)

Aliteration

16.

5.) What does BLOOD symbolize in the play?

a)

Ghosts and deception

b)

Violence and guilt

c)

Death and the supernatural

d)

Violence and innocence

17.

4.) Select the correct words to complete the quotation:

'A little ____ clears us of this ____.'

a)

water...murder...

b)

water...deed...

c)

wash...blood...

d)

wash...crime...

18.

Which of these is a symbols of the evil, poisonous thoughts that consume Macbeth?

a)

Serpent

b)

Scorpions

c)

Innocent flower

d)

Blood

19.

Which of these quotations best relates to the theme of appearances vs reality?

a)

'All my pretty chickens and their dam.' (Macduff)

b)

'Unsex me here.' (Lady Macbeth)

c)

'Abhorred tyrant'. (Young Siward)

d)

'This castle hath a pleasant seat' (Duncan)

20.

The era in which the play is written in?

a)

Jacobean Age

b)

Elizabethan Age

c)

Georgian Age

d)

Tudor Age

21.

James I was obsessed with which element of the supernatural

a)

Witches and Witchcraft

b)

Fairies

c)

Ghosts

d)

Magic

22.

Which of these is NOT a Jacobean belief about Witches?

a)

Witches can see the future

b)

Witches can see in the dark

c)

Witches can control the weather

d)

Witches are sent to earth by Satan (the Devil)