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Macbeth Intro and Vocab
Macbeth Intro and Vocab
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1
What was the name of the theatre that Shakespeare built and his plays were performed in?
The Globe
The Circle
The Play Hall
The Stage
2
Which word is used to speak about someone who delivers bad news?
Messenger
Harbinger
Deliverer
Mailman
3
Macbeth was written to the British people as a what?
A promise that the people would get rid of King James.
A warning not to hurt Queen Elizabeth 1.
A promise that things would be better with King James.
A warning to not try to harm King James.
4
Macbeth was the actual 11th king of which country?
Ireland
England
Scotland
Poland
5
Banquo, an important character from Macbeth, was actually what?
the son of Macbeth
a mythical person who never existed
a demi god that assisted kings
a Stuart King
6
Where and when was William Shakespeare born?
London, England in April 1564
Stratford Upon Avon, France in April 1565
Paris, France in 1564
Stratford Upon Avon, England in April 1564
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Which vocabulary word could be used to describe the type of respect the men in this picture?
Indifference
Order
Unification
Hailing
8
Who is the author of Macbeth?
H. G. Wells
Arthur Miller
Robin Williams
William Shakespeare
9
Which group tried to blow up Parliament and King James in 1605?
The Quakers
The Catholics
The Monks
The Protestants
10
Which word describes the smell that would come from the picture below?
Obnoxious
Harbinger
Earnest
Foul
11
What word is used to denote a person who serves someone because they are dependent upon them?
assistant
serf
aid
minion
12
Which sentence uses the word vantage correctly?
He was at a vantage since he was taller then me.
The vantage to being a fast learner, is that you study less.
The gunner had an optimal vantage point being in the plane.
Vantage from a plane is better than from the ground.
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How many plays and sonnets is it believed that William Shakespeare wrote?
38 plays and 154 sonnets
154 plays and 38 sonnets
500 plays and 40 sonnets
4 sonnets and 10 plays
