Shakespeare 3B

Question 1

During the renaissance what was the type of human love that was the highest and most spiritual

Answer 1

Friendship

Question 2

Shakespeare made a decent living from his plays true or false

Answer 2

True

Question 3

How many plays did he preserved

Answer 3

37

Question 4

The two long narrative poems Shakespeare wrote

Answer 4

Venus an Adonis

The rape of lucrece

Question 5

During Shakespeare’s life time

Answer 5

He had a great reputation and he was well of being materially successful

Question 6

His great historical plays were written

Answer 6

In his first half of his career

Question 7

The sonnets cover the subjects of

Answer 7

Death , idealism, and eternity

Question 8

Themes of the sonnets

Answer 8

Immortality of verse

Duration of genuine love

Frequent spiritual gain from physical decline

Question 9

3 quatrians and 1 couplet

Answer 9

Shakespearean

Question 10

In sonnet 18 “shall I compare thee” Shakespeare discusses the superiority of his love to the loveliness of

Answer 10

Nature

Question 11

In sonnet 16 “Let me not to the marriage “

What does it talk about the virtue of

What is the metaphor for unshakeable love ?

Answer 11

constancy

The start

Question 12

Because of Macbeths treason he forfeits

Answer 12

His love , sleep, and honor

Question 13

The play “Macbeth “ is called a

Answer 13

Morality play

Question 14

Macbeths resembles what type of effective medieval drama

Answer 14

Teaching morals

Question 15

The impact of this play is based on it’s

Answer 15

Artistry , and it’s biblical values

Question 16

Famous lines from act 1

Answer 16

“Fair is foul , foul is fair “
“The milk inhuman kindness “
“Screw your courage to the sticking place “

Question 17

At the beginning , the witches foreshadow ?

Answer 17

The struggle between good and evil in the human soul

Question 18

Why does Shakespeare use witches instead of devils

Answer 18

Because witches are more realistic

Devils were considered comedy

Question 19

The witches statement “fair is foul, foul is fair “ introduces what theme

Answer 19

“Things don’t seem like what they appear “

Question 20

Macbeth has a hardened sinner , considers his gain to be worth the price has has paid “ true or false

Answer 20

False

Question 21

What did the raven and blood Symbolize ?

Answer 21

The raven and blood were images of evil , associated with Duncan’s murder

Question 22

The one request that lady Macbeth makes of the spirits that are not granted

Answer 22

To make her unable to feel remorse

Question 23

The witches three prophecies

Answer 23

1) Thane of Glamis
2) Thane of Cawdor
3) king

Question 24

What happens when Duncan comes to the castle . It foreshadows what?

Answer 24

Macbeths commit the crime

• order will be restored at the end of the play
• evil is unmasked
• good will be shown in triumphed

Question 25

Two famous lines from act 2

Answer 25

"Is this a dagger I see " "There's daggers in men's smiles"

Question 26

Why does Macbeth call the dagger a fatal vision

Answer 26

Because it prompts him to murder Duncan. It will become fatal to Macbeths physical and spiritual being

Question 27

Why couldn't lady Macbeth kill Duncan

Answer 27

Because she said he looked like her sleeping father

Question 28

The primary function of the porter in the beginning of scene 3 is

Answer 28

For comic

Question 29

The function of the old man is

Answer 29

To fulfill the role of the Greek chores giving the facts and expressing public opinion

Question 30

Up to act three Banquo serves as a

Answer 30

Foil

Question 31

Act 3 contains the ______

Answer 31

Turning point of the play

Question 32

Macbeth can't turn back because

Answer 32

The crime was committed

Question 33

Banquos regal nature

Answer 33

Brave attitude

Question 34

Macbeth fears banquo because

Answer 34

He has sold his soul to give the throne to his heirs

Question 35

Why is it ironic that Macbeth invited banquo to the Banquet as an honor

Answer 35

Because he intends to kill him

Question 36

The appearance of banquos ghost is an example of

Answer 36

Situational irony

Question 37

Macbeths visit to the witches cave reflects his belief

Answer 37

That he is not able to retreat from his course of evil

Question 38

According to Hicate, over confidence is

Answer 38

The primarily enemy of mortals

Question 39

As the symbol of treachery Macbeths mind is full of

Answer 39

Scorpions

Question 40

What does Linux provide to the play

Answer 40

An objective on the actions of the play | Also his dialogue gives explanations and locations

Question 41

Macbeths sees banquos ghost

Answer 41

3 times

Question 42

The witches brew establishes an atmosphere of ?

Answer 42

Horror | Because it prepares us for the slaughter of macduffs family

Question 43

Macbeths actions in act 4 disrupt

Answer 43

Nature , society , and family

Question 44

Macduff is prevented from getting complete revenge because

Answer 44

Macbeth doesn't have children

Question 45

The three prophesies Macbeth receives

Answer 45

1) beware mcduff 2) none of women born shall harm him 3) he shall never be vanquished until birnan wood comes to dunsinane

Question 46

The three apparitions Macbeths sees at the caves

Answer 46

1) an armed head 2) a bloody child 3) a crowned child

Question 47

What does the mirror represent in the parade of Banquos heirs

Answer 47

His kids will be king

Question 48

Macduff was not warned about the safely of his family before he went to find Malcolm true or false

Answer 48

True

Question 49

Lady Macbeth ___,____,____ while she sleeps

Answer 49

Walks , talks and writes

Question 50

What does lady Macbeth always have with her in act 4

Answer 50

Lighted candle

Question 51

Macbeth asked the doctor to

Answer 51

Cure his wife and Scotland

Question 52

He was considered to be one of the people who wrote Shakespeare plays

Answer 52

Christopher marlow

Question 53

In Macbeths "tomorrow " speech , Macbeth describes life as a

Answer 53

Candle , a shadow , and a actor

Question 54

Blood is a symbol of

Answer 54

Murder and guilt

Question 55

Macbeth faces his death with

Answer 55

Courage because he knows he's going to die

Question 56

With what is lady Macbeth most preoccupied when she sleeps walks

Answer 56

The murder of Duncan

Question 57

What does blood symbolize in Macbeth

Answer 57

Death

Question 58

What "now hangs loose about ,Macbeths , like a giant robe /upon a dwarfish thief"

Answer 58

His title

Question 59

What news prompt Macbeths famous "tomorrow " speech

Answer 59

Lady Macbeths death