Macbeth Terminology ⭐✅

Question 1

What scene does Macbeth 1st meet the witches?

Answer 1

Act 1 Scene 3

Question 2

What scene does Macbeth Kill King Duncan?

Answer 2

Act 2 Scene 1

Question 3

What scene does Banquo die?

Answer 3

Act 3 Scene 3

Question 4

What scene does the Banquet take place?

Answer 4

Act 3 Scene 4

Question 5

What scene does Macbeth meet the Witches for a second time?

Answer 5

Act 4 Scene 1

Question 6

What scene does Lady Macbeth die?

Answer 6

Act 5 Scene 1

Question 7

What scene does Macbeth die?

Answer 7

Act 5 Scene 9

Question 8

What scene does Macduff recieve the new of his family’s death?

Answer 8

Act 4 Scene 3

Question 9

What does Chiasmus mean?

Answer 9

When somerthing is said in reverse

Question 10

What does Paradox mean?

Answer 10

When something doesnt make any sense

Question 11

What is Macbeths Hamartia?

Answer 11

Ambition

Question 12

What type of character is Macbeth?

Answer 12

Tragic hero

Question 13

What is a foil?

Answer 13

A character that contrasts to the protagonist

Question 14

Whos is the foil to Macbeth?

Answer 14

Macduff

Question 15

What is a Hamartia?

Answer 15

A fatal flaw - a character trait possesed by a person that ultimately leads to their downfall/ death

Question 16

What is pepertia?

Answer 16

The actual process of the Heros downfall/ leading to Hamartia

Question 17

What is Anagnorisis?

Answer 17

principal character recognizes or discovers another character’s true identity or the true nature of their own circumstances

Question 18

What are Macbeth’s Anagnorisis’

Answer 18

1. Witnessing Burnam wood move - confirming the witches prohecies meaning he will die an he realises this, hence hi Anagnorisis
2. Realising that Macduff was not woman born - ceserian, so he can harm Macbeth

Question 19

What is Catharsis?

Answer 19

How the story impacts/ affects the audience and the emotions it would catalyse

Question 20

Who came up with the concept of a tragic hero?

Answer 20

Aristotle, a greek philosopher

Question 21

What is the divine right of kings?

Answer 21

The idea that Kings are Gods chosen leader on Earth

Question 22

What is Kingship?

Answer 22

The sacred role of being King; showing benevolence, order and faith

Question 23

When should you use semi colons?

Answer 23

To connect 2 similar sentences that are similar or of the same point

Question 24

What is hyperbolic language?

Answer 24

exaggerated speech

Question 25

What is ambiguous language?

Answer 25

speech open to more than one interpretation

Question 26

What is euphamistic language?

Answer 26

Implying something without directly saying it

Question 27

What is a soliloquy?

Answer 27

When a character speaks aloud but only to themselves

Question 28

What is a Machiavellian Villan?

Answer 28

A villan/ person who knows how to manipulate someone else using their emotions

Question 29

What is a didactic play?

Answer 29

A play intended to teach the audience of certain motif

Question 30

What year did the Gunpowder plot take place?

Answer 30

1605

Question 31

What year was Macbeth written?

Answer 31

1606

Question 32

What is hubris?

Answer 32

Excessive pride/ self confidence

Question 33

What is a quote from the bible that insiunates the Great chain of being is a christian beleif/ is important?

Answer 33

‘there is a chain of being here’

Question 34

What is a synecdote?

Answer 34

A technique used when a small part is used to represent a whole