A) Macbeth: A Scottish Tale B) The Tragedy of Macbeth C) King Macbeth's Downfall D) The Scottish Play
A) 1623 B) 1610 C) 1606 D) 1599
A) James I B) Henry VIII C) Elizabeth I D) Charles I
A) A prophecy that he will become King of Scotland B) A curse for his future actions C) A warning about Banquo's betrayal D) A spell to control the Scottish throne
A) Banquo B) The witches C) Lady Macbeth D) Macbeth
A) Joy and satisfaction B) Confusion about the prophecy C) Indifference D) Guilt and paranoia
A) Macbeth B) Duncan C) Banquo D) Malcolm
A) A prophecy about his own kingship B) The murder of his family by Macbeth's orders C) Macbeth's alliance with the witches D) Duncan's hidden treasure
A) The moving trees of Birnam Wood advancing on Dunsinane Hill B) An apparition of a bloody child C) A prophecy from the witches D) A vision of Banquo's ghost
A) He is executed by Malcolm B) He is poisoned by Lady Macbeth C) He is killed in a duel by Macduff D) He succumbs to his own guilt and paranoia
A) She plants bloody daggers on Duncan's sleeping servants B) She flees Scotland with Macbeth C) She kills herself D) She confesses to the murder immediately
A) She plans their escape B) She faints from shock C) She scolds him and takes the knives to frame Duncan's servants D) She praises his bravery
A) A blood-smeared dagger leading him towards Duncan's chamber B) Duncan's apparition warning him C) The ghost of Banquo D) Lady Macbeth as a witch
A) He warns of the witches' prophecy B) He reveals Macbeth's plan to murder Duncan C) He humorously welcomes guests to hell, including an equivocator and a tailor D) He confesses his own crimes
A) 'Is this a dagger which I see before me?' B) 'What's done cannot be undone' C) 'Look like the innocent flower, but be the serpent under't' D) 'Out, damned spot! Out, I say!'
A) Malcolm B) Duncan C) Banquo D) Macduff |