Quarter 3 Final

Question 1

What does PBA stand for?

Answer 1

PBA stands for Personal Bank Account

Question 2

What does PBA represent?

Answer 2

It represents how I feel about myself

Question 3

What are examples of PBA Deposits(6)- Hey Karen get ready to party

Answer 3

1-Keep promises to yourself
2-Do small acts of kindness
3-Be gentle with yourself
4-Be honest
5-Renew yourself
6-Magnify your talents

Question 4

What are examples of PBA Withdrawals(6)

Answer 4

1-Break personal promises
2-Keep to yourself
3-Beat yourself up
4-Lie
5-Wear yourself out
6-Bury your talents

Question 5

What is the difference between reactive and proactive people?

Answer 5

Reactive:
Make choices based on impulse
Proactive:
Make choices based on impulse

Question 6

What are some actions of reactive people?

Answer 6

Reactive people:

1-Easily offended
2-Blame others
3-Get angry & say things they regret
4-Criticize & complain 5-Wait for things to happen to them
6-Change only when they have to

Question 7

What are some actions of proactive people?

Answer 7

Proactive people:

1-Brush things off 2-Take responsibility
3-Think before acting 4-Bounce back from hardships
5-Always find ways to move on
6-Focus on things they can control

Question 8

Who is Macbeth?

Answer 8

Scottish General/ Thane of Glamis / Thane of Cawdor / New King

Question 9

Who is Lady Macbeth?

Answer 9

Macbeth’s wife / convinces him to murder Duncan

Question 10

Who is Banquo?

Answer 10

Scottish general who fought in battle with Macbeth/ Saw the witches with Macbeth

Question 11

Who is Fleance?

Answer 11

Banquo’s son

Question 12

Who is King Duncan?

Answer 12

King of Scotland, well-liked, murdered by Macbeth

Question 13

Who is Malcolm?

Answer 13

King Duncan’s older son

Question 14

Who is Donalbain?

Answer 14

King Duncan’s younger son

Question 15

Who is Macduff?

Answer 15

Scottish nobleman

Question 16

Who is Lennox

Answer 16

Scottish nobleman who goes to wake King Duncan and finds him dead!

Question 17

Where did the 3 witches plan to meet?

Answer 17

At the heath

Question 18

How does the captain describe Macbeth?

Answer 18

Describes Macbeth as loyal brave and how he fought with courage

Question 19

What prophecies did the witches tell Macbeth & Banquo?

Answer 19

Macbeth:

1-Thane of Glamis(original tile)
2-Thane of Cawdor
3-King one day

Banquo:
Sons will be king

Question 20

How does Macbeth react to Ducan saying Malcome will be the next King?

Answer 20

He starts to think that Malcome stands between him and becoming king

Question 21

What does the letter from to Lady Macbeth say?

Answer 21

The letter tells Lady Macbeth about Macbeth’s promotion and what the witches said

Question 22

What does Lady Macbeth plan to do?

Answer 22

Lady Macbeth plans to commit a horrible deed and she calls on evil spirits to help her

Question 23

How does lady Macbeth act when King Duncan arrives at the castle?

Answer 23

Lady Macbeth acts hospitable

Question 24

How does Lady Macbeth convince Macbeth to kill King Duncan after Macbeth backs out?

Answer 24

Lady Macbeth calls him a coward

Question 25

What is the plan to kill King Duncan?

Answer 25

Step1: Get the King Duncan's guards drunk Step 2: Kill King Duncan in his sleep Step 3: Plant evidence on the guards(knives &blood)

Question 26

What did Macbeth see in his vision?

Answer 26

Macbeth sees a vision of a floating knife covered in blood, pointed to Duncan's room

Question 27

Who pants the daggers on the guards?

Answer 27

Lady Macbeth plants the daggers because Macbeth forgot and didn't want to go back in from guilt

Question 28

Who goes to wake up King Duncan and finds him dead?

Answer 28

Lennox

Question 29

What does Macbeth to do the guards after Lennox finds King Duncan dead?

Answer 29

Macbeth kills he guards and blames it on rage to avoid supicion

Question 30

Who name Macbeth to be king

Answer 30

The lords

Question 31

Foreshadow

Answer 31

A clue or hint about what will happen in the plot of the story Macbeth Example:

Question 32

Irony

Answer 32

A surprise or twist

Question 33

Internal Conflict

Answer 33

Person vs. Self -batting an "inner world" or at war with one's desires/fears

Question 34

External Conflict

Answer 34

When the Main Character battles against the world Person vs. person Person vs. society Person vs. nature

Question 35

Types of irony

Answer 35

Dramatic: When the audience knows something the characters don't Verbal: Sarcasm Situational: When the opposite of what you expect happens

Question 36

Example of Dramatic Irony in Macbeth

Answer 36

We knew Macbeth and Lady Macbeth killed Duncan, but no one else knows when they find him dead

Question 37

Example of Internal Conflict

Answer 37

Macbeth deciding whether or not to kill Ducan

Question 38

Example of External Conflict

Answer 38

Macbeth vs. Lady Macbeth to kill Duncan or not