Which of the following characters are not from Macbeth?, Macbeth, Borachio, Fleance, Lady Macbeth, Malcolm, Banquo, How many men reign Scotland in the duration of the play?, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, Which of the following best describes Lady Macbeth’s death?, She sleepwalks off of the palace wall, She declares her own guilt and stabs herself with a knife, She dies from an infection she got when washing her hands, She dies offstage, She gets attacked by the ghost of Duncan, She dies from a curse by the witches, What does Macbeth see at the banquet?, A floating dagger, Eight kings in a line, Banquo sitting in his seat, A bloody child holding a branch, The disembodied head of Duncan, The distant glow of the Maccas sign, Which nation’s army invades Scotland at the end of the play?, Blacktown, France, Finland, Norway, Russian, England, What is the "Lady Macbeth effect"?, The urge to clean when one feels shame, The urge to eat when one feels full, The urge to dance when one feels stressed, The urge to procrastinate, The urge to visit Scotland, The urge to overwork when one feels shame, Who is Lord Siward?, The Scottish general that betrays Macbeth, The English general, A noble who is loyal to Duncan, The doctor who is taking care of Lady Macbeth, Lady Macbeth's lover, Macbeth's best friend, Why is Macduff able to kill Macbeth despite the witches’ prophecy?, He killed his mum at childbirth, He kills the witches and ends their power, He makes a deal with the witches, He was born by cesarean, He took a branch of Birnam Oaks, He did a rain dance, Where is Duncan killed?, In the battle with Norway, At Birnam Wood, Outside of Dunsinane Castle, In his bedchamber at Macbeth’s castle, In his bedchamber at Forres, In a computer simulation, Who kills Lady Macbeth?, The witches, Lady Macbeth, The doctor, Macbeth, Malcolm, Macduff, Which of the following locations is not mentioned in Macbeth?, Verona, Dunsinane Hill, Dunsinane Castle, The Birnam Oak, England, Ireland, What title is Macbeth given after his victory described in Act 1?, Thane of Ross, Thane of Dunsinane, Thane of Cawdor, Prince of Cumberland, Earl of Cawdor, King of Scotland, How does Birnam Wood come to Dunsinane?, Through an earthquake, The witches cast a spell, By magic, The trees are swayed by the rough winds, Malcolm’s army hides behind cut-off tree branches, Macduff carries the trees on horseback, What two impulses are at war with each other within Macbeth's mind?, Gluttony and lust, Yearning to be a father and to be a warrior, Greed and sloth, Love and hate, Ambition and a sense of wrong, Pride and fear, How does Lady Macbeth achieve her ambitious plans for Macbeth?, By committing murder, Through threats, Through manipulation, By hiring assassins, By threatening divorce, She frames Macbeth, What does the play suggest happens when one uses violence to attain power?, It messes with the space-time continuum, It is a reasonable means to ambitious ends, It is a part of human nature, It begets more violence, It is a necessary evil in politics, It can avoid retribution, What is a true and good king of Scotland supposed to value?, He should make national ambitions a reflection of his personal ambitions, He should be loyal to Scotland above all personal interests, He should be a strong advocate for the unification of Scotland, Ireland, and England, He should see the expansion of Scottish borders as his primary goal, He should rule with an iron fist, He should value family, What does blood symbolise throughout the play?, Birth, Love, Desire, Pain, Passion, Guilt, What are most of the witches' prophecies?, Questions that remain unanswered, A TED-Talk lecture, Riddles that are unfulfilled, Riddles that are fulfilled, Puns and dad jokes, Bars with no flow, Which of the following interesting facts are not true of Macbeth?, It was loosely based on a real king, It is unlucky to say "Macbeth" aloud in theatre, The play was first published 7 years after Shakespeare's death, It was co-written by Christopher Marlowe, It is the only Shakespeare play to include the word "rhinoceros", It is short for a Shakespeare play

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