Shakespeare quiz Flashcards

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Paradoxical Chiasmus setting

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Inverness

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2
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The 1st Thane of Cawdor setting

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Forres

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3
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Martlet setting

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Macbeth’s castle

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4
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The Raven setting

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Inverness

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5
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Significance of Paradoxical Chiasmus

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witches rapid fire questions and answers adds to the element of confusion

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6
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Significance of the 1st Thane of Cawdor

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Macdonwald’s treason led to his death

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7
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Significance of Martlet

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The castle is viewed as nice and heavenly while ironically, it is a place of deception and death

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8
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Significance of the Raven

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Evil omen and foreshadows death

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9
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3 prophecies to MB

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  1. MB will be Thane of Glamis
  2. MB will be Thane of Cawdor
  3. MB will be king of Cawdor
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10
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Significances of 3 prophecies to MB

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  1. His present title
  2. Soon to be title
  3. Immediately things about killing KD and is ruled by his imagination
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11
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1st prophecy to Banquo and significance

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Lesser than MB and greater
- BQ will never be king but his sons will be

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12
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2nd prophecy to Banquo and significance

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Not so happy, yet much happier
- He is not happy about not being king, but is happy that his sons will be kings

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13
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3rd prophecy to Banquo and significance

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Thou shalt get kings, tho thou be none
- His sons will leave a legacy of kings but Banquo will never be king himself

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14
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6 reasons not to kill KD

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  1. We are related-I am his kinsman
  2. He is my guest
  3. I am his subject
  4. KD is a good king
  5. Human pity
  6. He is concerned with his afterlife and murder is a mortal sin
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15
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1 reason to kill KD

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Ambition-foul

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16
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“The prince of Cumberland! That is a/step on which I must fall down, or else o’ erleap/ For in my way it lies.”
Speaker:
Significance:

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S: Macbeth
S: Learns that Malcolm became Prince of Cumberland and wants to take action by killing him. He does not want anyone to get in the way of taking his throne

17
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Thou shall get kings though thou be none
Speaker:
Significance:

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S: Third witch
S: His sons will leave a legacy of kings but Banquo will never be king himself

18
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Come you spirits/That tend on mortal thoughts, unsex me here
Speaker:
Significance:

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S: Lady Macbeth
S: She asks to remove her feminine qualities to become evil. She feels like it is the only way for MB to perform his evil deeds. It represents powers of darkness.

19
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Nothing in his life/became him like the leaving it. He died/As one that had been studied in his death. To throw away the dearest thing he owed
Speaker:
Significance:

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S: Malcolm
S: Confirms death of Thane of Cawdor. It represents that the Thane died with more dignity than he had lived bc he confessed bravely

20
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Bring forth men-children only; For thy undaunted mettle should compose/Nothing but males
Speaker:
Significance:

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S: Macbeth
S: He compliments his wife and affirms her belief that courage and brilliance are masculine traits