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Review for Macbeth test
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1
Shakespeare and his first company built
The Globe Theater
Hampton Court
The Fox Theater
The Swan Theater
2
What is not true about Shakespeare?
He was also a painter
He wrote 37 plays and 154 Sonnets
He was married and had children
He was never allowed to profit financially from his plays
3
Shakespeare wrote in
Middle English
Early Modern English
Greek
Postmodern English
4
Why do Malcom and Donalbain flee?
they have lost their inheritance
Killed King Duncan
They want to marry the Queen of Scotland
Fear for their lives
5
the word "drama" comes from the Greek word "dran" which means
to act
to play
to talk
to speak
6
Who say's they are the keeper of Hell's gate?
Donalbain
Macbeth
porter
MacDuff's son
7
Who encourages Macbeth to kill King Duncan?
the witches
Lady MacDuff
Banquo
Lady Macbeth
8
In the first act of the play, Duncan’s attitude toward Macbeth can best be described as
forgiving
suspicious
respectful
rude
9
Which image does not appear repeatedly throughout the play?
daggers
insects and birds
light and dark
blood
10
Who is unaccounted for at the end of the play?
Malcolm
Macbeth
Donnalbain
Fleance
11
Who kills Macbeth?
Lady Macbeth
Malcom
Donalbain
MacDuff
12
a short remark delivered for only the audience's benefit is called
soliloquy
aside
apostrophe
speech
13
Whose ghost appears to Macbeth?
Lady Macbeth
Fleance
Duncan
Banquo
14
Who tells MacDuff his family is dead?
Duncan
Macbeth
the witches
Ross
15
What does Lady Macbeth do during the Banquet?
confesses her own guilt
tries to cover for Macbeth
drinks too much
Sees a ghost and begins to lose her mind
16
Who is a traitor to Duncan and Scotland
Macbeth
MacDuff
Ross
Donalbain
17
a long speech made by one person
monologue
lecture
dialogue
soliloquy
18
Macbeth sees a dagger
the witches gave him
part of a hallucination
used to kill Duncan at Macduff's house
Duncan used during battle
19
The period of time when Shakespeare was alive is now called the
Dark Ages
Renaissance
Great Awakening
Medieval
20
Shakespeare wrote
Macbeth
as a tribute to James I, who was descended from
Duncan
MacDuff
Macbeth
Banquo
21
Who becomes king at the end of the play.
Porter
Ross
Banquo
Malcolm
22
What do the witches predict for Banquo?
Banquo's descendants will be kings but he will not
Banquo will be king of Ireland
Macbeth will murder MacDuff
Macbeth will be conqueror of England
23
The third act of a Shakespeare play included the
epilogue
exposition
denouement
climax
24
William Shakespeare wrote the plays during which time period
Late 1500's-early 1600's
Late 1400's- early 1500's
Late 1600's-early 1700's
Late 1700's-early 1800's
25
Who predicts Macbeth's future?
the witches
Banquo
Porter
Lady Macbeth
26
Who were allowed to perform in the plays during Shakespeare's period?
only the wealthy
trained actors and actresses
men and boys
women and men
27
Lady Macbeth believes her husband is "too full o' th' milk of human kindness." Meaning?
he is feeding their baby
he is too ambitious
he is ruthless
he is too kind
28
What is Lady Macbeth's plan?
Poison the king
Drug the king’s guards & kill him while they are passed out
Bribe the guards to kill Macbeth
hire hitmen to kill King Duncan
29
What do the natural disturbances in the night symbolizes?
The seismic aftershock of an earthquake
The glow of the fire in Dunsinane Hills
A coming war in a foreign country
the natural world reflects the chaos of the human world
30
What physical malady afflicts Lady Macbeth?
Headaches
stomach ache
sleep walking
suicidal
31
Macbeth murders him in his sleep
Banquo
Macbeth
Lady Macbeth
Duncan
32
Macbeth finally realizes
the witches deceived him by giving vague prophecies
the witches are just playing around
it was all a dream
Lady Macbeth deceived him
33
What physical malady does Macbeth begin to suffer from?
muscle pain
thurst
insomnia
hunger
34
Romeo kills himself, he believes Juliet is dead, we knows she is not, this is an example of
dramatic irony
metaphor
verbal irony
Greek tragedy
