Chapter 3B Shakespeare (Macbeth) Flashcards

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Macbeth’s impact is based not only on its artistry but also on its ___________ _______

A

Biblical Values

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Because or Macbeth’s treason Macbeth forfeits _____, ____, and ______.

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Sleep
Love
Honor

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Macbeth resembles the effective type of medieval drama as _____ _________ _____.

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The morality play

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______ , the ______, and ______ are all images of evil that are primarily associated with Duncan’s murder,

A

Night
Raven
Blood

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In Act 1, the appearance of the _________ foreshadows the struggles between good and evil in the human soul.

A

Witches

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Shakespeare used witches rather than devils because?

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They are more realistic and weren’t considered comical in Elizabethans theater (like Devils).

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What is the one request Lady Macbeth makes of the spirits that is not granted?

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To make her unable to feel remorse

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At the end of Act 1 what is the only prophecy of the three witches that is not fulfilled?

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That Macbeth would be king

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What is the primary function of the porter in Act 2?

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To provide comic relief to the audience

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What prompts Macbeth’s soliloquy in Act 2?

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The sight of an imaginary dagger

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Why does macbeth call the dagger a “fatal vision” in his soliloquy?

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  1. It prompts him to murder Duncan

2. Duncan’s murder will be fatal to Macbeth both physically and spiritually

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Up to Act 3 Banquo has served as a ______ to Macbeth.

A

Foil

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Why does Macbeth call the dagger a “fatal vision” in his soliloquy?

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  1. It prompts him to murder Duncan

2. Duncan’s murder will be fatal to Macbeth both physically and spiritually

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Up to Act 3 Banquo served as _____ to Macbeth.

A

Foil

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Why doesn’t Lady Macbeth murder Duncan herself?

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He looks like her father in his sleep

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What is the function of the Old Man in Act 2?

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The role of the Greek Chorus, giving the facts and expressing public opinion

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16
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What Act contains the tuning point of the play?

A

Act 3

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What are Macbeth’s motives for murdering Banquo?

A
  1. Banquo’s regal nature
  2. Banquo’s brave attitude
  3. Macbeth’s fears that he has sold to give the throne to Macbeth’s heirs
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How is it ironic that Macbeth invites Banquo to the banquet?

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He intends to prevent Banquo from attending by murdering him

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The appearance of Banquo’s ghost at the banquet in his honor is an example of ____________ _______.

A

Situational irony

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Macbeth’s visit to the witches cave reflects what belief?

A

That he is not able to retreat from his course of evil

21
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According to Hecate what is the most primary enemy of mortals?

A

Overconfidence

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What is the symbol of treachery?

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Who provides an objective on the actions of the play?

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How many times does Macbeth see Banquo's ghost?
3
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What three things does the witches brew accomplish 0?
1. Establish an atmosphere of horror | 2. Prepares the audience for Macbeth's violent demands and the slaughter if Macduff's family
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Macbeth's actions in Act 4 disrupt _______, _______, and the _______.
Nature Society Family
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Why is Macduff prevented from getting complete revenge on Macbeth?
Macbeth has no children
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What are the three prophecies Macbeth receives?
1. Beware Macduff 2. None born of a woman shall harm him 3. Birnam wood
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What are the three apparitions Macbeth sees at the witches cave?
1. An armed head 2. A bloody child 3. A crowned child
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What does the mirror represent in the parade of Banquo's heirs?
The perpetuity of his line
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True or False: the witches are not able to destroy Macbeth with their powers
True
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Lady Macbeth _____, _____, and _____ while she sleeps
Walks Talks Writes
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What does Lady Macbeth carry in Act 5?
A lighted candle
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When Lady Macbeth is sleep walking she is mostly preoccupied with?
Washing blood off her hands
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Concerning Duncan's murder, Lady Macbeth remarks?
1. The sound of the bell 2. Macbeth's hesitancy 3. The amount of blood
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Macbeth asks the doctor to not only cure his wife but also?
Scotland
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What prompts Macbeth's famous "Tomorrow" speech?
The news of Lady Macbeth's death
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In Macbeth's "tomorrow" speech Macbeth describes life as?
A candle, shadow, and an actor
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Blood symbolizes?
Murder and ineradicable guilt
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What now "hangs loose about Macbeth, like a giants robe, upon a dwarfish thief" is?
His title or kingship
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Who gives the last speech of the play and why is it significant?
Malcolm, he is the new king and promises he will restore order to Scotland, and complete the circular structure of the play
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True or false: the doctor was not hopeful that Lady Macbeth can be cured.
False
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True or False: Macbeth faces his death without cowardice, he knows he is going to die.
True