Macbeth Acts 3-5 Review

In Act 3, the Macbeths are planning a big banquet to celebrate after Macbeth becomes king. Why does Macbeth ask Banquo about his plans before the feast that evening?

• He wants him to attend a feast that night

• He is planning to kill him

•  He is trying to save him

• He wants to go horseback riding

In order to encourage the two murderers to kill Banquo, Macbeth tells them...

• He will be crowned king soon

• He will pay a large sum of money for them to take the blame for Duncan's murder

• Duncan’s sons want revenge on them

• Banquo has wronged them and all their misfortune is his fault

How do the murderers sent to kill Banquo leave the job incomplete?

• They leave Banquo in a ditch

• Banquo's son, Fleance, escapes

• They forget to rob Banquo of his purse

• Banquo's valuable horses are not captured

At the feast that night, Macbeth...

• sees Banquo's ghost

• admits his deeds

• kills Ross

• has a wonderful time

When Macbeth thinks he sees Banquo's ghost and starts acting strangely at the banquet, Lady Macbeth tells the guests at the feast...

• They must swear allegiance to their new king

• She is worried about Banquo

• They will all be rewarded financially

• Macbeth is not feeling well

At the end of Act 3 Scene 4, when he & Lady Macbeth talk after the banquet, Macbeth says he plans to...

• Hunt down Malcolm and Donalbain

• Go to see the Weird Sisters

• Appoint a new assistant

• Kill himself

Who is the goddess of witchraft in the play?

• Hecate

• Athena

• Diana

• Hera

Who says this quote: “…I am in blood/Stepped in so far that, should I wade no more/Returning were as tedious as go o’er./  Strange things I have in head, that will go to hand”

• Macbeth

• Lady Macbeth

• Duncan

• Banquo

When Macbeth references "the worm" in the following quote, who is he talking about? “ There the grown serpent lies; the worm that’s fled/Hath nature that in time will venom breed.”

• Duncan

• Fleance

• Banquo

• the witches

Who says the following quote? “…Things without all remedy/Should be without regard.  What’s done is done.”

• Hecate

• Macbeth

• Lady Macbeth

• Lennox