King Duncan

Question 1

Kind, generous - there is nothing he can give Macbeth that would be recompense for the service he has offered

Answer 1

‘More is thy due than more than all pay’

Question 2

Too trusting , naive - displays the castle as being a peaceful and pleasant place

Answer 2

‘This castle hath a pleasant seat’

Question 3

Benevolent , loving - how the leaders of his country speak well of Macbeth, thus showing how he is respected and honored

Answer 3

‘O valient cousin’

Question 4

Equal , humble - how the leaders of his country speak well of Macbeth, thus showing how he is respected and honored

Answer 4

‘O valient cousin worthy gentlemen’

Question 5

Power , strong - Macbeth receives his title of nobility as the new Thane of Cawdor, a title that is vacant because of the treachery of Macdonald, the previous thane

Answer 5

‘Go pronounce his present death’

Question 6

Respective , courteous - Duncan trusts Lady Macbeth as the gracious of one of his most important lords

Answer 6

‘See. See, our honour’d hostess’