It must have appeared to King Duncan that Scotland was his chessboard. Executions here, appointments there; castles to visit, knights to move about. The "game" Duncan is playing, however, is not one he will win. Plans are being made without his knowledge, sanction, or consent. Of course, the new players who think they can wrest and maintain control are also deluded. Be sure you understand how the game is being played by taking our exclusive, interactive quiz to Macbeth Act 1, Scene 4. Each of our questions is ranked so that you can understand its level of difficulty and see how your score compares with others who have also taken this quiz. Give it a try below!