Macbeth 1.2 Performance: Ross, Lines 48b-63

The transcript describes a conflict involving Norway and the Thane of Caudor, leading to a battle where Bologna's bridegroom confronts the traitor. The conflict concludes with a victory for the protagonist's side, forcing Norway's king, Sweeno, to seek terms. The aftermath includes the demand for compensation and burial rights for the fallen soldiers.

Who assisted Norway in the conflict?

• The Thane of Caudor

• The King of Denmark

• The Duke of Milan

• The Earl of Gloucester

What was the nature of the confrontation between Bologna's bridegroom and the Thane of Caudor?

• A diplomatic meeting

• A peaceful negotiation

• A point-by-point comparison

• A friendly competition

What was the outcome of the conflict?

• The battle ended in a draw

• The Thane of Caudor was victorious

• The narrator's side claimed victory

• Norway won the battle

What did Norway's king request after the conflict?

• A new alliance

• A peace treaty

• Territorial expansion

• Composition

What condition was set for the burial of Norway's men?

• They must surrender their weapons

• They must pay a ransom

• They must disperse at Saint Combs

• They must retreat to their homeland