Starter quiz
- In 'Macbeth', what ultimately causes Macbeth's death?
- He is killed in a duel. ✓
- He dies by suicide, consumed by guilt.
- He is poisoned.
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- In 'Macbeth', who kills Macbeth in Act 5?
- 'Macduff' ✓
- What does 'noble' mean in this sentence: "Arguably, Macbeth dies a noble death"?
- "Noble" suggests a tragic or accidental death.
- "Noble" signifies an honourable or virtuous death. ✓
- "Noble" means dying in a royal or regal manner.
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- What does tracking mean in this sentence: "We are tracking a theme across a text"?
- "Tracking" refers to continuously searching for errors in the theme.
- "Tracking" involves identifying different themes within the text.
- "Tracking" means following or analysing a theme's development. ✓
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- In 'Macbeth', what does Macbeth believe makes him invincible in Act 5 of the play?
- The witches' prophecy ✓
- His armour
- His possession of the crown
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- What are the three apparitions that the witches conjure in Act 4 of "Macbeth"?
- Banquo's ghost, a crown, a bloody child. ✓
- Macduff, a storm, an owl.
- A dagger, Banquo's ghost, Macduff.
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