MACBETH 150 MCQ | CLASS XI | Semester 1 | WB
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Macbeth Interactive Quiz
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Macbeth Multi-Choice Assessment
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1. Duncan was the king of —-
2. The brave General who lived in Scotland in the reign of Duncan was —-
3. Macbeth was —-
4. Macbeth was looked up to with high esteem throughout Scotland for his —-
5. The man who was also a close relative of king Duncan was —-
6. By the rule of inheritance Macbeth was the thane of —-
7. Macbeth defeated —-
8. The rebel army working against king Duncan was —-
9. The two Generals of Scotland were —-
10. When Macbeth and Banquo were returning from the great battle, there were —-
11. On the way from the great battle Macbeth and Banquo were stopped by —-
12. The three witches looked like women except in —-
13. The things which made the three witches look like unearthly creatures were —-
14. When Macbeth and Banquo saw the three witches, they were —-
15. The song of the three witches begins with —-
16. According to the song of the witches, they hover through —-
17. The first witch saluted Macbeth with the title of —-
18. That the witches knew him made Macbeth —-
19. The second witch addressed Macbeth as —-
20. The third witch told that Macbeth will be —-
21. The prophetic greeting of the third witch amazed Macbeth because he knew that —-
22. When the witches prophesied about the royal association of Macbeth, Banquo become curious to know —-
23. According to Banquo his “dearest friend” was —-
24. According to the Banquo the thing which the witches kindled in the heart of his dearest friend Macbeth was —-
25. The nature of the prophecy of the witches to Banquo was —-
26. The witches prophesied that those who will reign as the king of Scotland in future are Banquo's —-
27. After making their prophecies the witches vanished into —-
28. The event which made it certain to Banquo and Macbeth that the weird sisters were witches was —-
29. The encounter of Macbeth and Banquo with the three witches was strange because —-
30. King Duncan sent certain envoys to confer upon Macbeth the title of —-
31. The event which miraculously corresponded to the predictions of the witches was that —-
32. Macbeth failed to respond to the greetings of the envoys because —-
33. The conferring of the title of the thane of Cawdor to him made Macbeth —-
34. When Macbeth began to think about the prediction of the third witch, he became —-
35. According to Macbeth, those who will become the kings of the future are none but the —-
36. According to Banquo the witches are —-
37. According to Banquo the ministers of darkness tell us truths in —-
38. According to Banquo the ministers of darkness betray us into —-
39. The prophecies of the witches affected the mind of Macbeth —-
40. In his letter Macbeth told his wife about —-
41. Lady Macbeth was by nature —-
42. The thought of blood made Macbeth feel —-
43. According to Lady Macbeth for the fulfillment of the prophecies of the witches the murder of King Duncan was —-
44. King Duncan came to visit Macbeth's castle —-
45. The name of the castle of Macbeth was —-
46. Inverness, the castle of Macbeth, was situated on —-
47. The air around the castle of Macbeth i.e. Inverness was —-
48. The birds which made nests in Inverness, the castle of Macbeth, were —-
49. The swallows and the martlets had built nests under —-
50. At the castle of Macbeth, i.e. Inverness king Duncan was pleased by —-
51. Lady Macbeth had developed the art of camouflaging her treacherous purposes with —-
52. As King Duncan was tired due to his long journey from the palace to the castle of Macbeth, i.e. Inverness, he went to bed —-
53. At midnight over half the world nature seemed —-
54. At midnight those who are out for hunt are —-
55. The time when Lady Macbeth woke up to plot the murder of Duncan was —-
56. Lady Macbeth would not have taken the responsibility of murdering Duncan if —-
57. According to Lady Macbeth, Macbeth was too full of the milk of —-
58. According to Lady Macbeth, Macbeth was —-
59. In order to kill Duncan, Lady Macbeth carried with her —-
60. As Lady Macbeth approached the king's bed to kill him, Duncan reminded her of her —-
61. Lady Macbeth returned to her husband to instigate him to commit the murder because —-
62. When Lady Macbeth returned to her husband, she found him —-
63. One of the reasons Macbeth gave against murdering Duncan was that he was Duncan's —-
64. Macbeth also argued that as Duncan’s host, it was his duty to —-
65. Macbeth noted that Duncan had been a ruler who was —-
66. Macbeth feared that Duncan's subjects would —-
67. Besides moral arguments, Macbeth was deterred by the risk of —-
68. Lady Macbeth accused her husband of being —-
69. To persuade Macbeth, Lady Macbeth used the analogy of the cat in the adage that —-
70. Lady Macbeth demonstrated her own fierce resolution by claiming she would rather —-
71. Lady Macbeth's practical plan to handle Duncan's two grooms (attendants) was to —-
72. Lady Macbeth planned to lay the guilt of the murder upon —-
73. Moved by his wife's fierce words and concrete plan, Macbeth took the dagger and stepped into —-
74. On his way to Duncan's chamber, Macbeth had a strange vision of —-
75. When Macbeth tried to grasp the floating dagger, he found that —-
76. Macbeth shook off the vision and entered the room where he killed the king with —-
77. Just as Macbeth committed the murder, one of the sleeping grooms in the next room —-
78. When the grooms woke briefly, they said a short prayer, and one said "God bless us!", but Macbeth —-
79. As Macbeth stood by the dead king, a strange voice seemed to cry throughout the house —-
80. According to the phantom voice, because Macbeth murdered sleep, Glamis shall sleep no more, and —-
81. Macbeth returned to his wife in such a terrified state that he brought along —-
82. When Macbeth flatly refused to go back into the chamber to smear the grooms with blood, Lady Macbeth —-
83. Lady Macbeth told her husband that the dead and the sleeping are but as —-
84. When Lady Macbeth returned from the chamber, her hands were as bloody as Macbeth's, but she claimed she would shame to —-
85. In the morning, the murder of King Duncan was discovered by —-
86. When the murder came to light, Macbeth and his wife affected —-
87. King Duncan's two sons, Malcolm and Donalbain, chose to flee Scotland because —-
88. Malcolm, the elder son of Duncan, fled to —-
89. Donalbain, the younger son of Duncan, sought safety in —-
90. Due to the flight of the king's sons, the suspicion of the murder temporarily fell upon them, and Macbeth —-
91. Even though Macbeth was now king, he could not enjoy his position because he remembered the prophecy that —-
92. To prevent Banquo’s line from taking the crown, Macbeth decided to —-
93. Macbeth arranged for the murder of Banquo and Fleance by hiring —-
94. The murderers succeeded in killing Banquo, but Fleance managed to —-
95. On the night of Banquo’s murder, Macbeth and Lady Macbeth held a —-
96. During the banquet, when Macbeth went to take his seat at the table, he was horrified to see —-
97. When Macbeth saw the ghost of Banquo, his reaction to the empty space made the lords think —-
98. Lady Macbeth tried to save the situation at the banquet by telling the guests that —-
99. Macbeth addressed the ghost with wild words, but the ghost was completely —-
100. Because Macbeth's wild outbursts ruined the peace of the gathering, Lady Macbeth was forced to —-
101. Macbeth’s sleeplessness and troubled mind drove him to seek out —-
102. Macbeth found the three witches in a dark cave near a heath, where they were —-
103. The ingredients the witches threw into the cauldron included —-
104. The witches cooled the boiling mixture in the cauldron with —-
105. When Macbeth demanded answers, the witches chose to answer him through —-
106. The first apparition conjured by the witches took the shape of —-
107. The first apparition gave Macbeth a specific warning to —-
108. The second apparition rose from the cauldron in the form of —-
109. The second apparition told Macbeth to laugh to scorn the power of man, because —-
110. Despite the second apparition's reassuring words, Macbeth decided to kill Macduff anyway to —-
111. The third apparition that rose from the cauldron was —-
112. The third apparition told Macbeth that he would never be vanquished until —-
113. The prophecy of the third apparition made Macbeth feel completely secure because he thought —-
114. Before leaving the cave, Macbeth's heart throbbed to know one last thing: —-
115. In response to his last question, the cauldron sank, and Macbeth saw a vision of —-
116. In the vision of the eight kings, the last king held a glass (mirror) which showed —-
117. Right after the witches vanished from the cave, Macbeth received news that —-
118. Enraged by Macduff's flight to England, Macbeth immediately ordered his men to —-
119. This slaughter of Macduff’s innocent family had the effect of —-
120. In England, Macduff joined forces with Duncan's elder son, Malcolm, who had raised —-
121. While the rebel forces were gathering, Macbeth's domestic life collapsed because Lady Macbeth —-
122. During her sleepwalking fits, Lady Macbeth was known to repeatedly —-
123. When Macbeth heard the news of his wife’s death, he responded with a tone of —-
124. Macbeth shut himself up in his strongly fortified castle of —-
125. As the English army approached Dunsinane, Malcolm ordered every soldier to —-
126. A terrified messenger arrived at Dunsinane castle and swore to Macbeth that he saw —-
127. When Macbeth realized the forest was actually moving, he began to check his confidence and suspect —-
128. Seeing the prophecy of the moving wood come true, Macbeth decided to —-
129. On the battlefield, Macbeth fought with desperate fury because he still relied on the prophecy that —-
130. Macbeth easily slew many young soldiers until he finally came face to face with —-
131. When Macbeth first encountered Macduff, he told him to stand back because —-
132. Macbeth boasted to Macduff that it was impossible to kill him, using the words: —-
133. Macduff shattered Macbeth’s last bit of hope by revealing that —-
134. Hearing this, Macbeth cursed the "juggling fiends" who deceive us with —-
135. Macbeth initially refused to fight Macduff after this revelation, but changed his mind when Macduff threatened to —-
136. In their fierce final duel, Macduff overcame Macbeth and ended his life by —-
137. Macduff presented the severed head of the tyrant Macbeth to —-
138. Following the death of the tyrant Macbeth, the crowd and the victorious army loudly acclaimed —-
139. The main tragic flaw that led directly to Macbeth’s ultimate downfall was his —-
140. Shakespeare’s play Macbeth is classified as a —-
141. The original source material that Shakespeare altered to write Macbeth was —-
142. The setting of the majority of the events in the play is the country of —-
143. The character who serves as a direct foil to Macbeth's growing moral corruption is —-
144. The atmosphere of the opening scene of the play is defined by —-
145. Lady Macbeth’s manipulation strategy heavily relied on attacking Macbeth’s —-
146. The structural turning point (climax) of Macbeth's fortunes occurs when —-
147. When Macbeth says "Life's but a walking shadow, a poor player / That struts and frets his hour upon the stage," he expresses a sense of —-
148. The ultimate fate of Banquo’s line, as alluded to by the witches and history, is that —-
149. The title "Thane" in the context of medieval Scotland refers to a —-
150. At the very end of the play, order is fully restored to Scotland through the crowning of —-
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