The document provides instructions for a trivia game about William Shakespeare's play Macbeth. It explains that groups will take turns answering multiple choice or true/false questions about each act of the play for points. It also explains how the first round will work, with groups picking a random number to determine the first question.

1. Choose a category.
Some categories are fill in the blank, others
are correct or incorrect, and
Some answers require a question. I will let
you know.
Click to begin.

2. • Directions: Each group will have one chance to
answer the question, because most only have
two options, there will be no second guess. You
may discuss in a group for 10 seconds after
hearing the questions. At the end of the ten
seconds, THE DESIGNATED PERSON must
provide the correct answer. Values of questions
do not necessarily indicate difficulty. You must
take turns providing the answer or the
participation points will not be distributed
equally.
• Should you write this down? Up to you!

3. • Let’s decide which group goes first
• I am thinking of a number from 1-10
• Each group pick a number and write it
on your index card.
• You cannot pick the same number. The
group who is the closest without going
over my number wins.

4. 2

5. Your host is
Ms.
Douglass Click here for Final Je

6. Act I Act II Act III Act IV-V Quotes
10 Point 10 Point 10 Point 10 Point 10 Point
20 Points 20 Points 20 Points 20 Points 20 Points
30 Points 30 Points 30 Points 30 Points 30 Points
40 Points 40 Points 40 Points 40 Points 40 Points
50 Points 50 Points 50 Points 50 Points 50 Points
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7. What is the central theme
Of Act I?
Betrayal
Price of fame or
The supernatural

8. betrayal

9. The Tragedy of Macbeth
Represented a radical shift
In English drama because

10. Not about
religious
themes

11. Based on Act I what appears to be
Macbeth’s tragic flaw?

12. Desire for power

13. What role do the
witches play?

14. To foreshadow events

15. Based upon the information in
Act I, what can you infer
About King Duncan?

16. He places a
high value on
bravery and
loyalty

17. What is the central idea of
Act II?

18. A murderer must
live with his
conscience

19. Lady Macbeth’s purpose
In drugging the servants
is

20. So they
will sleep
during the
murder

21. What act signals the murder
Has been accomplished?

22. The
hooting of
the owl

23. Why does Lady Macbeth
Not kill Duncan herself?

24. He looks like her
father as he sleeps

25. The appearance of
Banquo’s ghost is an
example of what kind of
conflict?

26. Internal

27. How does Macbeth
Change by the end of
Act III?

28. He is now quick to use
Treachery to suit his needs

29. At the beginning of Act III
It is obvious Banquo knows

30. He knows Macbeth
Killed Duncan

31. After visiting the witches,
Why does Macbeth
Initially change his mind
About killing Macduff?

32. He is reassured by the
Third apparition
Forests cannot move

33. An image that runs
Throughout the play

34. blood

35. When does Macbeth first
Realize he has been
Tricked by the prophecies?

36. When Birnam wood
Moves towards Dunsinane

37. How does Macbeth revert
Back to his former self near
The end of the play?

38. He fights with courage and
skill despite the knowledge he
will be killed (Tragic
Impulse)

39. Why does Shakespeare have
Macbeth display certain
Admirable traits at the end?

40. To show he is a victim of
his tragic flaw

41. Free points!! 

42. BWAHAHAHA!!!

43. What is the resolution of
The play?

44. Macduff kills Macbeth

45. What does the doctor mean
When he tells the gentlewoman
To take away “the means
Of all annoyance” from Lady
Macbeth?

46. Take away anything she may
Use to kill herself

47. When Macbeth says, “Out,
Out brief candle” what does
The candle symbolize?

48. life

49. “tell thee, Macduff was from
His mother’s womb
Untimely ripped”

50. Macduff

51. Glamis thou art, and Cawdor,
and shalt be what you are
Promised. Yet I do fear thy
Nature; it is too full of the
Milk of human kindness…

52. Lady Macbeth

53. “We will establish our
Estate upon our eldest,
Malcolm”

54. King Duncan

55. “Wake Duncan with thy
Knocking/ I would thou
Could’st”

56. Macbeth

57. Make your wager

58. What are the three apparitions the
Witches show Macbeth? What do
They symbolize and what do they
Prophesize?

59. The first image was a floating head
Symbolizing the final scene where
Macduff slices off the head or
Macbeth.
The second image is a bloody child
Symbolizing Macduff. It tells him to
Fear no man of woman born
The third apparition is a child with
A crown carrying a tree symbolizing
Malcolm, which says Macbeth is safe
Until Birnam Wood marches towards
Dunsinane