Act One Recap Where is Macbeth set? Which adjective means cunning and sly? England Chivalrous. Wales Patriarchal. Ireland Machiavellian. Scotland Ambitious. The characters have returned from a war with which Femininity is… country? The quality of being female. Greece The quality of being male. Sweden Rejecting your womanliness. England Being a weak man. Norway A prophecy is… Complete the simile used to describe Macbeth’s Encouragement to do bad things. performance in battle: ‘Like Valour’s _________’ A prediction of the future. Soldier Encouragement to do good things. Warrior Interpreting events in the past. Minion Million A soliloquy is… A release from strong emotions. What is Macbeth Thane of at the start of the play? A speech given to the audience. Scotland A belief in the supernatural. Glamis Another name for the royal family. Fife Cawdor Which adjective describes a social system where men hold the power and influence?? Which characters use the thematic paradox, ‘Fair is Maternal. foul…’ in Act 1? Matriarchal. Macbeth and Banquo Paternal. The Weird Sisters Patriarchal. The Weird Sisters and Macbeth The Weird Sisters and Banquo What is chivalry? Cowardice, diplomacy, courtesy. What prophecy do the sisters give Banquo in Act 1? Wicked or criminal behaviour. That he will be made Thane of Cawdor Bravery, military skill, courtesy. That his son will be made Thane of Cawdor Unfair, unjust and cruel rule. That his sons will be made princes That his sons will be made kings What is duplicity? A strong desire or wish for someone. Who do the Macbeths frame for Duncan’s murder? Deceitfulness or being two-faced. Malcolm Honesty and straight-forwardness. Macduff Excessive pride or confidence. Banquo The chamberlains Which noun is a worry that you are being persecuted or picked on? Where does Malcolm flee to? Cowardice. England Catharsis. Ireland Paranoia. Scotland Tyranny. Wales Which verb means to take someone’s place illegally or by Why does Lady Macbeth handle the daggers? force? She kills Duncan. Prophesise. She kills the chamberlains. Tyrannise. She frames Macbeth. Usurp. She frames the chamberlains. Desire.
Act One Recap Where is Macbeth set? England Wales Ireland Scotland The characters have returned from a war with which country? Greece Sweden England Norway Complete the simile used to describe Macbeth’s performance in battle: ‘Like Valour’s _________’ Soldier Warrior Minion Million What is Macbeth Thane of at the start of the play? Scotland Glamis Fife Cawdor Which characters use the thematic paradox, ‘Fair is foul…’ in Act 1? Macbeth and Banquo The Weird Sisters The Weird Sisters and Macbeth The Weird Sisters and Banquo What prophecy do the sisters give Banquo in Act 1? That he will be made Thane of Cawdor That his son will be made Thane of Cawdor That his sons will be made princes That his sons will be made kings Who do the Macbeths frame for Duncan’s murder? Malcolm Macduff Banquo The chamberlains Where does Malcolm flee to? England Ireland Scotland Wales Why does Lady Macbeth handle the daggers? She kills Duncan. She kills the chamberlains. She frames Macbeth. She frames the chamberlains. Which adjective means cunning and sly? Chivalrous. Patriarchal. Machiavellian. Ambitious. Femininity is… The quality of being female. The quality of being male. Rejecting your womanliness. Being a weak man. A prophecy is… Encouragement to do bad things. A prediction of the future. Encouragement to do good things. Interpreting events in the past. A soliloquy is… A release from strong emotions. A speech given to the audience. A belief in the supernatural. Another name for the royal family. Which adjective describes a social system where men hold the power and influence?? Maternal. Matriarchal. Paternal. Patriarchal. What is chivalry? Cowardice, diplomacy, courtesy. Wicked or criminal behaviour. Bravery, military skill, courtesy. Unfair, unjust and cruel rule. What is duplicity? A strong desire or wish for someone. Deceitfulness or being two-faced. Honesty and straight-forwardness. Excessive pride or confidence. Which noun is a worry that you are being persecuted or picked on? Cowardice. Catharsis. Paranoia. Tyranny. Which verb means to take someone’s place illegally or by force? Prophesise. Tyrannise. Usurp. Desire.