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Macbeth | Answer Key for Exam 1 (Act 1)
Multiple Choice
1. c
2. b
3. a
4. b
5. c
6. d
7. a
8. b
9. d
10. a
Short Answer
1. The second witch is saying that the three witches will meet again after Macbeth and Banquo have killed the rebel Thane of Cawdor.
2. It is a beautiful day, but horrible events are unfolding.
3. The main example of the theme of imagination in Act 1 is Macbeth’s rushing to conclusions about his future.
4. Duncan means that the rebel has died and lost while loyal and brave Macbeth has gained his lands and titles.
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- Class 1: Introduction to Macbeth
- Class 2: Conventions of Shakespearean Verse and Staging
- Class 3: The Supernatural (Act 1)
- Class 4: Imagination (Act 1)
- Class 5: Free Will (Act 1)
- Class 6: Vocabulary (Act 1)
- Class 7: Soliloquies (Act 1)
- Class 8: Soliloquies Continued (Act 1)
- Class 9: Review (Act 1)
- Class 10: Exam 1 (Act 1)
- Class 11: Cross-Curriculum Exercise on Historical Inquiry
- Class 12: Historical Inquiry Presentations
- Class 13: Historical Inquiry Presentations
- Class 14: Murder (Act 2)
- Class 15: Metaphors and Similes (Act 2)
- Class 16: Vocabulary (Act 2)
- Class 17: Review (Act 2)
- Class 18: Exam 2 (Act 2)
- Class 19: Literary Analysis (Act 3)
- Class 20: Lady Macbeth and Freud Improvisations (Act 3)
- Class 21: Conscience and Consciousness (Act 3)
- Class 22: Vocabulary (Act 3)
- Class 23: Review (Act 3)
- Class 24: Exam 3 (Act 3)
- Class 25: Symbolism (Act 4)
- Class 26: Staging and Vision (Act 4)
- Class 27: Vision Realized (Act 4)
- Class 28: Illustrated Vocabulary (Acts 4 and 5)
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- Class 30: Review (Acts 4 and 5)
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