When she is alone on stage, Lady Macbeth’s _____ provides some insight into Macbeth’s state of mind.

The "murderers" must also kill _____

Macbeth speaks as if he is ______________ of the peace now experienced by __________________ for whom no poison can hurt.

Macbeth wanting to kill Banquo is an example of Macbeths _____

Macbeth asks Lady Macbeth to pay special attention to Banquo and to use their faces _______________ for what is in their hearts.

Macbeth says ______ is the only man in Scotland whom he fears.

Macbeth asks the "murders" if they are angry and manly enough to take revenge on _____.

Macbeth calling on the night to blindfold the caring eye of the gentle day is an example of

When the "murderers" step out in front of Banquo and Fleance, Banquo reacts ________

Banquo has _____ gashes on his neck and his boy was left in a _____.

Banquo being an “adult snake” and Fleance being a "worm" that has not developed poison or "fangs" is an example of _____.

A literary term that places different elements side by side to emphasize their differences, reveals surprising similarities, or explore a unique relationship between the two is called _____.

Lady Macbeth approaches her husband to ask him to come and join everyone else. She admonishes him for leaving their guests; she uses _____ of a feast without ceremony being like meat without sauce.

The ghost of _____ enters and sits(in Macbeth’s place.

Lady Macbeth says that Macbeth is acting like

He says that he will visit _____again.

___________ has gone to England to seek help in forming an alliance with Northumberland and the “warlike” earl, Siward.

_____ scolds the witches.

The idea of trees talking and stones moving reminds us of the __________ described previously by the old man following the death of the king.