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Macbeth Vocab

Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Valor

a)

Descendants

b)

To deceive

c)

Marked Courage or Bravery

d)

Greed

2.

Treason

a)

an assistant; a servant; a favored person (archaic)

b)

Betrayal of one country

c)

a dark covering

d)

to cause shock or disgust

3.

Imperial

a)

evil, destructive

b)

to express sadness

c)

having supreme authority

d)

begged earnestly

4.

Surmise

a)

superiority

b)

vulnerable to attack

c)

speculate; understand; or imagine

d)

to use terms  that have two or more meanings; to purposely deceive

5.

Sovereign

a)

supreme; absolute

b)

capable of being touched or felt

c)

to pay something back

d)

to express sadness

6.

Minion

a)

evil, destructive

b)

a wish or intent to do harm

c)

sly

d)

an assistant; a servant; a favored person (archaic)

7.

Pall

a)

to enlarge; make greater

b)

A dark covering

c)

to express sadness

d)

vulnerable to attack

8.

Corporal

a)

marked courage or bravery

b)

to cause shock or disgust

c)

real, tangible, or of the physical body

d)

speculate; understand; or imagine

9.

Implored

a)

sensible, careful, thoughtful

b)

unable to be dissolved or undone

c)

begged earnestly

d)

supreme; absolute

10.

Compunctious

a)

 to use terms  that have two or more meanings; to purposely deceive

b)

fearless; cannot be intimidated

c)

having supreme authority

d)

a state of everlasting punishment

11.

Beguile

a)

happy; cheerful; jolly

b)

begged earnestly

c)

to deceive

d)

speculate; understand; or imagine

12.

Augment

a)

a wish or intent to do harm

b)

restfulness or sleep

c)

begged earnestly

d)

to enlarge; make greater

13.

Palpable

a)

begged earnestly

b)

vulnerable to attack

c)

to deceive

d)

capable of being touched or felt

14.

Stealthy

a)

to use terms  that have two or more meanings; to purposely deceive

b)

capable of being touched or felt

c)

to cause shock or disgust

d)

sly

15.

Equivocate

a)

greed

b)

sensible, careful, thoughtful

c)

descendants

d)

to use terms  that have two or more meanings; to purposely deceive

16.

Repose

a)

real, tangible, or of the physical body

b)

ill-will; spitefulness

c)

marked courage or bravery

d)

restfulness or sleep

17.

Appall

a)

capable of being touched or felt

b)

to cause shock or disgust

c)

to express sadness

d)

having supreme authority

18.

Requite

a)

to cause shock or disgust

b)

supreme; absolute

c)

superiority

d)

to pay something back

19.

Lament

a)

restfulness or sleep

b)

to cause shock or disgust

c)

to pay something back

d)

to express sadness

20.

Malice

a)

a wish or intent to do harm

b)

superiority

c)

descendants

d)

unable to be dissolved or undone

21.

Predominance

a)

to enlarge; make greater

b)

 to use terms  that have two or more meanings; to purposely deceive

c)

restfulness or sleep

d)

 superiority

22.

Posterity

a)

marked courage or bravery

b)

happy; cheerful; jolly

c)

descendants

d)

unable to be dissolved or undone

23.

Indissoluble

a)

to deceive

b)

to enlarge; make greater

c)

restfulness or sleep

d)

unable to be dissolved or undone

24.

Dauntless

a)

betrayal of one’s country

b)

having supreme authority

c)

fearless; cannot be intimidated

d)

vulnerable to attack

25.

Jovial

a)

 to use terms  that have two or more meanings; to purposely deceive

b)

to cause shock or disgust

c)

happy; cheerful; jolly

d)

descendants

26.

Assailable

a)

sensible, careful, thoughtful

b)

evil, destructive

c)

ill-will; spitefulness

d)

vulnerable to attack

27.

Malevolence

a)

ill-will; spitefulness

b)

evil, destructive

c)

sensible, careful, thoughtful

d)

greed

28.

Pernicious

a)

evil, destructive

b)

sensible, careful, thoughtful

c)

greed

d)

marked courage or bravery

29.

Judicious

a)

sensible, careful, thoughtful

b)

Greed

c)

descendants

d)

to cause shock or disgust

30.

Avarice

a)

Greed

b)

superiority

c)

to express sadness

d)

restfulness or sleep