Vocabulary from Act 3

What is the meaning of 'banishment' as used in Act 3?

• Banishment refers to a celebration or gathering.

• Banishment means a reward for good behavior.

• Banishment means expulsion or removal from a place as a punishment.

• Banishment is a form of temporary leave from work.

Identify a character who experiences a significant change in Act 3.

• Banquo

• Macbeth

• Lady Macbeth

• Duncan

What does the term 'foreshadowing' refer to in the context of Act 3?

• A way to describe the setting in a narrative.

• A technique to summarize the plot of a story.

• Foreshadowing is a literary device that hints at future events in the story.

• A method for character development in literature.

Explain the significance of 'soliloquy' in Act 3.

• The soliloquy in Act 3 highlights the character's internal struggles and provides the audience with a deeper understanding of their motivations.

• The soliloquy is a brief summary of the entire act.

• It is a dialogue between two characters that reveals their plans.

• The soliloquy serves as a comedic relief in the play.

Which event in Act 3 serves as a turning point for the protagonist?

• The protagonist's reconciliation with a friend.

• The protagonist's betrayal.

• The protagonist's victory in battle.

• The protagonist's discovery of a hidden treasure.

Define 'irony' and provide an example from Act 3.

• A character expresses doubt about their plan, which then succeeds perfectly.

• In Act 3, a character confidently states that their plan is foolproof, only for it to backfire spectacularly, illustrating situational irony.

• A character reveals their plan to everyone, leading to a predictable outcome.

• A character's plan is ignored, resulting in an unexpected disaster.

What role does 'conflict' play in the development of Act 3?

• Conflict drives character development and plot progression in Act 3.

• Conflict has no impact on character development in Act 3.

• Conflict is only present in the first two acts.

• Conflict resolves all issues by the end of Act 3.

How does the setting influence the events of Act 3?

• The setting intensifies conflicts and shapes character interactions, leading to pivotal events.

• The setting simplifies the conflicts and resolves issues easily.

• The setting has no impact on the characters' decisions.

• The setting only serves as a backdrop with no relevance to the plot.

What is the effect of 'dramatic tension' in Act 3?

• Dramatic tension in Act 3 resolves all conflicts peacefully.

• Dramatic tension in Act 3 has no impact on the audience's engagement.

• Dramatic tension in Act 3 heightens conflict and engages the audience.

• Dramatic tension in Act 3 only serves to confuse the characters.

Identify a key theme presented in Act 3 and explain its relevance.

• The inevitability of fate

• Conflict between appearance and reality

• The importance of loyalty

• The power of love