Macbeth: Act 4

What is the theme of loyalty in Act 4 of Macbeth?

• Loyalty is tested through Malcolm's examination of Macduff's intentions and commitment to Scotland.

• Loyalty is portrayed as a weakness that leads to downfall.

• Loyalty is shown through the bond between Macbeth and Lady Macbeth.

• Loyalty is irrelevant in the context of ambition and power.

Who is Malcolm in relation to King Duncan?

• Malcolm is the son of King Duncan.

• Malcolm is the cousin of King Duncan.

• Malcolm is the brother of King Duncan.

• Malcolm is the advisor to King Duncan.

What is the significance of the apparitions in Macbeth?

• They provide prophecies that influence Macbeth's actions and decisions.

• They serve as a distraction for Macbeth's enemies.

• They symbolize the supernatural forces against Macbeth.

• They represent Macbeth's guilt and paranoia.

How does Macbeth's ambition contribute to his downfall?

• Macbeth's ambition drives him to seek power at any cost, leading to his eventual demise.

• Macbeth's ambition inspires him to become a better leader for his people.

• Macbeth's ambition is tempered by his moral values, preventing his downfall.

• Macbeth's ambition leads him to commit regicide and further atrocities, resulting in his eventual demise.

What test does Malcolm set up for Macduff?

• Malcolm explains that he is lustful and greedy, and therefore not fit to be king.

• Malcolm challenges Macduff to a duel to prove his loyalty.

• Malcolm asks Macduff to bring him the head of Macbeth as proof of his bravery.

• Malcolm tests Macduff's knowledge of the kingdom's history.

How does Act 4 foreshadow Macbeth's fate?

• The apparitions' prophecies foreshadow Macbeth's eventual downfall and the consequences of his tyranny.

• The witches' riddles suggest that Macbeth will become king forever.

• The visions of Banquo indicate that Macbeth will be overthrown by his own allies.

• The appearance of the dagger symbolizes Macbeth's unyielding ambition.

What is the significance of Birnam Wood in the play?

• Birnam Wood represents the strength of Macbeth's army.

• Birnam Wood symbolizes the prophecy that Macbeth will be defeated when the wood comes to Dunsinane.

• Birnam Wood is a place where Macbeth finds refuge.

• Birnam Wood signifies the loyalty of Macbeth's subjects.

Why does Malcolm test Macduff?

• To ensure that his loyalty is for Scotland.

• To challenge his combat skills.

• To assess his political ambitions.

• To determine his wealth and status.

Where does Macduff go to find Malcolm?

• Scotland

• England

• Ireland

• Wales

What does the third apparition tell Macbeth?

• He shall never be vanquished until Great Birnam Wood to high Dunsinane Hill come against him.

• He will be defeated by a man not born of a woman.

• He will become king of Scotland after killing Duncan.

• He will be betrayed by Banquo's descendants.