Macbeth Act 1 Review

Literary Devices- The overall mood established in Act 1 is:

Act 1 Events- In the opening battle scene, what specific action demonstrates Macbeth's warrior nature?

Witches' Prophecies- Macbeth demands "Stay, you imperfect speakers, tell me more," which shows his:

Character Analysis- The relationship between the Macbeths appears to be:

Act 1 Events- Which of the following reasons does Macbeth NOT give to talk himself out of killing Duncan?

Character Analysis- Macbeth's primary reason for hesitating to kill Duncan is:

Witches' Prophecies- The witches' role in the opening scene primarily serves to:

Character Analysis: Lady Macbeth's analysis of her husband's character suggests he is:

Literary Devices- The metaphor "look like th' innocent flower, but be the serpent under't" advises Macbeth to:

Literary Devices:  Macbeth's statement, “Why do you dress me in borrowed robes?” exemplifies what literary device?

Literary Devices- When the witches say, “Not so happy, yet much happier,” it exemplifies what literary device?

Act 1 Events- How does Malcolm's appointment as Prince of Cumberland affect Macbeth?

Witches' Prophecies- Banquo's prophecies state that:

Literary Devices- The dramatic irony in Macbeth hearing his second title (Thane of Cawdor) occurs because:

Act 1 Events- How does Lady Macbeth behave towards Duncan in Act 1, Scene 6?

Act 1 Events- Lady Macbeth convinces Macbeth to proceed with the murder by:

Witches' Prophecies- When Macbeth says "So foul and fair a day I have not seen," this indicates:

Witches' Prophecies- The purpose of the witches' prophecies is to:

Character Analysis- Lady Macbeth's immediate reaction to her husband's letter reveals that she:

Character Analysis- When Lady Macbeth says "Hie thee hither that I may pour my spirits...", her tone is: