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Scene One This is Lady Macbeth’s sleepwalking scene. Read the scene carefully. 1) What is one major difference in the …
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Scene Three Scene three is a comparatively long and complex scene in which Malcolm tests Macduff ‘s loyalty, not to …
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Scene Two This scene contains the murder of Lady Macduff and her children. 3) Why do you think Shakespeare includes …
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Scene One Macbeth returns to the witches, apparently placing his trust in their knowledge. However, as the audience knows through …
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Scene Five Read Hecate’s speech closely. She is the Queen of witches. 16) What does she suggest about the witches’ …
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This is the scene in which Banquo’s ghost appears. 9) In many of his plays Shakespeare uses ghosts. However, …
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Scene Two 6) In what ways do each of Macbeth and Lady Macbeth show that the crown has not brought …
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Act Three begins with a soliloquy by Banquo. 1) In what ways does this speech show that Banquo is a …
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Macbeth Questions Act Two, scene 4: Scene four begins with a discussion between Ross and an old man.
Scene four begins with a discussion between Ross and an old man. – What is interesting about the events which …
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Scene three introduces a brief moment of comic relief. This is a technique used to relieve the tension that has …
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