Act 1 Flashcards

1
Q

Thunder

A

And lightning

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2
Q

Fair is foul, and foul is fair

A

Hover through the fog and filthy air

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3
Q

For brave Macbeth

A

Which smoked with bloody execution

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4
Q

Till he unseamed him

A

From the nave to th chops, and fixed his head upon our battlements

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5
Q

But in a sieve

A

I’ll thither sail

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6
Q

Thrice to thine and thrice to mine

A

And thrice again to make up nine

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7
Q

So foul

A

And day I have not yet seen

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8
Q

That look not like

A

The inhabitants of th Earth

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9
Q

All hail Macbeth!

A

That shall be King hereafter

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10
Q

Lesser than Macbeth and ____

Not so happy, yet much _____

A

Greater

Happier

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11
Q

What, can the ____ speak true?

A

Devil

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12
Q

The instruments of darkness tell us _______, win us with _______ _______ to betrays in ______ consequence

A

Truths
Honest trifles
Deepest

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13
Q

The supernatural soliciting

A

Cannot be I’ll: cannot be good

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14
Q

Whose horrid image

A

Doth unfix my hair and make my seated heart knock at my ribs

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15
Q

My thought…

A

Whose murther is yet but fantastical

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16
Q

If chance will have me King

A

Why chance, may crown me without my stir

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17
Q

Time and hour runs

A

Through the roughest day

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18
Q

There’s no art to find the

A

Mind construction in the face, he was a gentleman on whom I built an absolute trust

19
Q

Your highness’ part is to receive our duties; and or duties are to your ______ and _____ and ________

A

Throne
State
Children

20
Q

On which I must

A

Fall down or else o’erleap

21
Q

For in my way it lies, stars hide your _____ : let not light see my ______ and _____ desires. The eye ____ at the hand; yet let that be

A

Fires
Deep
Dark
Wink

22
Q

Yet do I fear thy nature, is too

A

Full of th milk of human kindness

23
Q

Thou wouldst be great , at not without _______ but without the _______ should attend it

A

Ambition

Illness

24
Q

Which rather thou dost fear to do

A

Than wishest should be undone

25
Q

Hie thee thither

A

That I may pour my spirits on thine ear

26
Q

Come you _____ that tend on mortal thoughts, unsex me here. And fill me from the ______ to toe , top full of direst cruelty

A

Spirits

Crown

27
Q

Make thick my blood, stop

A

Up the access and passage to remorse

28
Q

Come to my woman’s breast, and take my milk

A

For gall, you murthering ministers

29
Q

Come _____ night and pall thee in the ______ _______ of _____

A

Thick
Dunnest
Smoke
Hell

30
Q

The ______ in the instant

A

Future

31
Q

Shall sun that ______ see

A

Morrow

32
Q

Look like th innocent

A

Flower but be the serpent under’t

33
Q

Leave all the

A

rest to me

34
Q

If it t’were done …

A

When t’is doe, then t’were well it were done quickly

35
Q

Bloody instructions, ________ being ________, return to plague th’ inventor

A

Which

Taught

36
Q

Commends th’ ______ of our _______ _________

A

Ingredients
Poisoned
Chalice

37
Q

Shall blow the _______ deed in every _____, that tears shall drown the ___\

A

Horrid
Eye
Wind

38
Q

Vaulting ______, which o’erleaps itself and ______ on the other

A

Ambition

Falls

39
Q

We will proceed

A

No further in this business

40
Q

Prithee peace, I dare do all

A

That become of a man, who dares do more is none

41
Q

What does Lady Macbeth reply to ‘Prithee peace”

A

When you first do it, then you t’were a man

42
Q

What is lady Macbeth’s violent description

A

Have plucked my nipped from its boneless gums and dashed the brains out had I so down as you have done this

43
Q

Away and mock the time with fairest show

A

False face must hide what false heart doth know