Macbeth - - Sheridan Flashcards

(54 cards)

1
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Who is the person that is crowned king at the end of the play?

A

Malcolm

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2
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Who is the leader of the witches?

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Hecate

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Who was the brave English soldier, in his first military campaign, fighting alongside his warlike father and discovers Macbeth in his castle and is killed by Macbeth?

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Young Siward

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Who is the noble and brave captain in the Scottish army who shall “get kings” though “he be none”?

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Banquo

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What is the name of Duncan’s oldest son and the rightful heir to the throne?

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Malcolm

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Who is the wife of a powerful and sell-respected thane - she has a very strong personality and decides what is best for their future in Act 1?

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Lady Macbeth

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Who was a great King of Scotland is well loved and wrongfully killed?

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Duncan

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Who is the wife of a Scottish thane who is viciously murdered alongside her helpless children and all who cross paths with the hired murderers?

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Lady Macduff

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9
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Who is the tragic hero who starts the play noble but deteriorates into a vile and tyrannical figure?

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Macbeth

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10
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Who is the Scottish thane who travels to England and leaves his family to ask the rightful heir of the Scottish throne to fight against Macbeth?

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Macduff

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11
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Who is the doctor who said that to cure a diseased mind “therein the patient must minister to himself”?

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Scottish Doctor

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Who is the son of a second slaughtered man who flees the country following the examples of two other orphaned sons before him?

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Fleance

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13
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What is the name of the characters that introduce Macbeth in the play?

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Weird sisters

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14
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Who was the Scottish nobleman who is a minor character but acts as the messenger to the other major characters?

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Ross

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15
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Who chants spells and dance around cauldrons?

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Weird sisters

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16
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Who orders his Scottish and English troops to cut down trees to disguise their numbers?

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Malcolm

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17
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Who orders the murders of several people after putting his faith in supernatural predictions?

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Macbeth

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Who is the warlike English lord who alongside Malcolm and his son, leads the charge against Macbeth at Dusinane?

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Siward

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Who is the doctor who praises the English King Edward and his healing powers?

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English Doctor

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20
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Who carries a candle out of fear?

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Lady Macbeth

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21
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Who is the drunken gate-keeper at Inverness who says he is the “gate-keeper to hell”?

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Porter

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22
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Who is consumed by guilt and sleepwalks in Act 5 - eventually commits suicide?

23
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Who is Macbeth’s enemy - according to the first apparition?

24
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What is the name of Duncan’s younger son who fled the country after his father’s murder?

25
Who are the men hired to do Macbeth's dirty work in relations to Banquo and the Macduff's
murderers
26
What quality does Macbeth possess that pushes him to murder over all objections?
Ambition
27
Who is Scotland at war with at the beginning of Macbeth?
Norway
28
What does Lady Macbeth carry with her at all times after Act III especially at night when she is in one of her fits?
Candle
29
Who committed treason at the beginning of the play?
The Thane of Cawdor
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What is the punishment for the Thane of Cawdor for treason?
execution
31
What does Lady Macbeth pray to supernatural powers to take away from her so that she may be able to do what needs to be done?
Femininity
32
What is the name of the Scottish noblemen who led the Scots to victory in the beginning of the play?
Macbeth and Banquo
33
Finish the following: "By the pricking of my thumbs something ______ this way comes"?
Wicked
34
What does Lady Macbeth call her husband that pushes him toward certainty - when he wants to cancel the murder?
Coward
35
What does Macbeth envisions before him pointing the way toward Duncan?
A bloody Dagger
36
What is the plan with the murder weapon?
To plant it one the guards
37
Why won't the guards remember anything about the night of the murder?
Lady Macbeth drugged their wine
38
Where does Donalbain flee to after the murder of his father?
Ireland
39
What does Lady do when the murder of Duncan is discovered by Macduff?
She faints
40
What does King Edward supple the Scottish rebels with?
10,000 soldiers
41
What does Macbeth see sitting at his place at the banquet table?
Banquo
42
What does Banquo wish to do after the murder of Duncan?
Put his trust in Macbeth to solve the murder
43
What are some reasons that Macbeth has to NOT kill Duncan?
Too risky - - he could lose everything King Duncan is like a father to him King Duncan is well-loved by the people
44
What are the predictions made by the witches in Act 1 for Macbeth?
Will be King in the hereafter | Will be the Thane of Cawdor
45
What is the climax of the play?
The death or murder of Duncan
46
Why is Macbeth's reaction to Lady Macbeth's death so understated?
He is in the middle of an attack | He lost all humanity at this point
47
What does the candle symbolize for Lady Macbeth and Macbeth?
The light through the evil or darkness | Death
48
What does Macbeth do to the Macduff's and why?
He has them killed because of the 1st apparition - claiming that Macduff is his enemy
49
What reason did Macbeth give for viciously killing Duncan's guard?
His anger and loyalty
50
Why does Macbeth need to kill Banquo and Fleance?
The prediction of the witches that Banquo's sons will be the kings
51
How does Lady Macbeth explain away Macbeth's hallucination during the dinner party?
Because he hasn't go much sleep
52
How does Shakespeare incorporate real historical context into Macbeth - how and why did Shakespeare change the details of history in Macbeth?
Macbeth is a real person King Duncan is a real person Real Macbeth ruled for 14 years and was well liked King Duncan was murdered in history Real Macbeth lived during King Duncan's reign There was a war between Scotland and Norway Was said to be written for King James Banquo is ancestor of King James King James was interested in witches
53
In the space provided describe each one of the three apparitions and what they tell Macbeth in Act IV - describe how each of these apparitions came to life?
1st apparitions - - Armed head - - beware of Macduff Macduff eventually killed Macbeth 2nd apparitions - - Bloody child - - no man born of woman shall harm Macbeth Macduff was ripped or C-section from his mother's womb 3rd apparition - - Child crowned holding tree - - Macbeth will not be defeated until Birnam woods march up against Dunsinane - - Malcolm has his soldiers cut down trees to disguise the number of soldier and march on Dunsiname
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Who was at fault for Macbeth's actions? | Be able to defend your position
Macbeth Lady Macbeth Macduff Duncan