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#Macbeth Act 2
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Gender reversal
Appearance vs reality
Guilt
Peace
2
The Dagger of the Mind soliloquy DOES NOT represent which following thematic idea
Loyalty vs Ambition
Appearance vs Reality
Gender
Guilt
3
What is dramatic irony?
A joke that is too extreme
Saying something else than you mean for comedic effect
When the audience knows more than (a) character(s)
When, for instance, a fire station burns down
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Manhood / Masculinity
Gender
Supernatural Forces
Guilt
5
Lady Macbeth's fainting episode (to cover up the murder) reveals which of the following..
Loyalty (to Macbeth)
Self-preservation
Distrust (in Macbeth)
All of the above
6
Finish the quote...
a dagger of the mind
an imaginary dagger
a dagger imaginaire
a faux dagger
7
What is a hyperbole? How is it pronounced?
An extreme exaggeration -- hai-pe(r)-bowl
An extreme exaggeration -- hi-pe(r)-buh-ly
An obese character -- hi-pe(r)-buh-ly
An obese character -- hi-pe(r)-bowl
8
"It was the ____ that shrieked, the fatal bellman"
King
Bear
Owl
Witch
9
On using alcohol, Lady Macbeth says: "That hath made them drunk hath made me bold..."
...Is the ing stirring, worthy thane?
...he told us to arrange it.
...t'was a rough night.
...what hath quenched them hath given me fire.
10
"...fools o' the' other senses of else worth all the rest."
A dagger of the mind...
Wicked dreams and witches are...
Mine eyes are made the...
My feelings are a...
11
Which literary device is used here?
Simile
Hyperbole
Apostrophe
Dramatic irony
12
What is meant by “Will all great Neptune’s ocean wash this blood/Clean from my hand?”
Macbeth's hands still have visible blood upon them
There is not enough water to wash away Macbeth's guilt
The oceans are very large
Only Neptune can wash his hands
13
"T'was a rough night." is an example of which of the following rhetorical devices?
Understatement
Irony
Simile
Apostrophe
14
Who says “I have thee not, and yet I see thee still” and in what context?
Macbeth to Duncan
Macbeth to the dagger
Lady Macbeth about the crown
Banquo to the three witches
15
Who says “Mine eyes are made the fools o'th' other senses of else worth all the rest” and when?
Lady Macbeth when she discovers the dead guards
Macduff when he sees Duncan dead
Macbeth upon seeing the imaginary dagger
None of these are correct
16
What is comedic relief?
A joke to comfort a character because something bad happened
Disappointment of waking up & find out "it was only a dream"
When you are relieved something was only a joke
A funny scene to alleviate the tension
17
What does this quote mean? (It is a response to Macbeth asking "stick with me")
He offers to kill Duncan
He will support MB if he can do so with a clear conscience
He will always to support Macbeth
He wants to change his loyalty to Duncan
18
Finish the quote: "Is this a dagger which I see before me..."
...the handle towards my hand?
...or my imagination is tricking me?
...or the dagger of my mind?
...following me wherever I go?
19
After killing Duncan, Macbeth is worried because he cannot...
Say "Amen"
Sleep
Put down the daggers
Kill the chamberlains
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A soliloquy (say: suh-li-luh-kwee) is...
Character speaking alone on stage (insight into thoughts)
Meant to give audience info that other characters don't have
Often the place important information is given
Place of most famous quotes (e.g. "To be, or not to be")
