Macbeth

Who gives the last speech

What emotion does Shakespeare often depict as the result of sin?

What prevents Macduff from getting complete revenge on Macbeth?

Which title is Macbeth already aware he possesses?

What is the name of the area around the stage in which the groundlings stood to watch the plays

What fact makes Macbeth's sin even more terrifying in Act I

What is Macbeth's reward for defeating the king of Norway?

What does Lady Macbeth always have by her?

how does Lady Macbeth learn of the witches' prophecies

What is ironic about Macbeth's inviting Banquo to the banquet

Who brings the news of Macduff's family to him?

What is Macduff's greatest fear in Act V

Whose appearance at the opening of Macbeth foreshadows the struggle between good and evil in the human soul

Shakespeare wrote his greatest plays to be performed in what theater?

what are two arenas of conflict between good and evil in Macbeth?

What social fact compounds the heinousness of Macbeth's sin in Act I, Scene vii

what is one reason Shakespeare probably used witches rather than devils

What action does Lady Macbeth take at the banquet to keep her husband from betraying their guilty secret?

how many of Shakespeare's plays are preserved?

What English monarch did Shakespeare honor in several ways in Macbeth

What does Ross say would inspire Scotland

During the Renaissance, what type of human love was considered the highest and most spiritual?

How many total visions from the witches does Macbeth see in Act IV

"fair is foul, and foul is fair" introduces which major theme of Macbeth

Who is to be the quest of honor in Act III scene i

Why does Macduff go to England

where do Malcome and Donalbain flee for safety

with what is Lady Macbeth most preoccupied when she sleepwalks