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Final Jeopardy

$100 Question from Act I

Macdonwald

$100 Answer from Act I

Who is the rebel opposing the Scottish army that Macbeth killedIn battle?

$200 Question from Act I

Holinshed’s Chronicles

$200 Answer from Act I

What is the historical source for Shakespeare's Macbeth?

$300 Question from Act I

Thane of Glamis, Thane of Cawdor, King hereafter

$300 Answer from Act I

What are all of Macbeth’s titles?

$400 Question from Act I

Thane of Cawdor (original)

$400 Answer from Act I

Who is branded a traitor becausehe changed sides during the battle?

$500 Question from Act I

“Like valor’s minion carved out his passage till he faced the slave..till he unseamed him from the nave to th’ chops”

$500 Answer from Act I

Who is the captain?

$100 Question from Act II

Chamberlains (Duncan’s servants)

$100 Answer from Act II

Who are blamed for Duncan’s death and killed by Macbeth before they can be questioned?

$200 Question from Act II

A bloody dagger

$200 Answer from Act II

What vision does Macbeth see before he goes to kill Duncan?

$300 Question from Act II

Comic Relief

$300 Answer from Act II

The Porter’s speech which providesa break in the dramatic action.

$400 Question from Act II

“To Ireland, I. Our separated fortune shall keep us both the safer”

$400 Answer from Act II

Who is Donalbain?

$500 Question from Act II

The reason that Lady Macbeth feels “bold”

$500 Answer from Act II

What is alcohol?

$100 Question from Act III

“O treachery! Fly, good Fleance, fly, fly, fly!”

$100 Answer from Act III

Who is Banquo?

$200 Question from Act III

Because his sons will be kings.

$200 Answer from Act III

Why does Macbeth want Banquokilled?

$300 Question from Act III

Fleance and Banquo

$300 Answer from Act III

Who the three murders are to kill?

$400 Question from Act III

Banqo’s bloody ghost

$400 Answer from Act III

What vision does Macbeth’s guilty conscience cause him to see?

$500 Question from Act III

The big switch in personalitiesAnd character traits in ACT III

$500 Answer from Act III

What is Macbeth becoming moreRuthless and telling his wife to actLike nothing is wrong?

$100 Question from Act IV

A crowned child with a tree

$100 Answer from Act IV

What is the third apparition?

$200 Question from Act IV

Macbeth has “been like thisSince he was a child”

$200 Answer from Act IV

What is the lie Lady Macbeth told At the banquet so that their guestsDid not know Macbeth wasRiddled with guilt?

$300 Question from Act IV

She has done nothing wrong to deserve being killed.

$300 Answer from Act IV

What is Lady Macduff’s reason she Will not flee after the messenger Warns her?

$400 Question from Act IV

“Thou art a shag haired villain!”

$400 Answer from Act IV

What is what Lady Macduff’s son Says to the murderers?

$500 Question from Act IV

No man born of woman shall harm Macbeth

$500 Answer from Act IV

What does the first apparition say to Macbeth?

$100 Question from Act V

Out, damned spot! out, I say!--One: two: why, then, 'tis time to do't.--Hell is murky!--Fie, my lord, fie! a soldier, and afeard?

$100 Answer from Act V

What is Lady Macbeth’s guilty break into madness?

$200 Question from Act V

“If thou couldst, doctor, castThe water of my land, find her disease,And purge it to a sound and pristine health”

$200 Answer from Act V

What/who is Macbeth talking to the doctorAbout trying to heal his wife?

$300 Question from Act V

“Cut down a branch and hide our Numbers. . .”

$300 Answer from Act V

What does Malcolm tell his army to do so that Macbeth will not know howmany men he has?

$400 Question from Act V

Macduff

$400 Answer from Act V

Who finally kills Macbeth?

$500 Question from Act V

“Painted on a pole, and underwrit,'Here may you see the tyrant.‘”

$500 Answer from Act V

What is Macduff pointing out Macbeth’s head on a stick?

Final Jeopardy

“There’s no art to find the mind’s construction in the face.”

(Speaker and explanation)

Final Jeopardy AnswerWho Duncan?

He is explaining that one cannot read a man’s character based on his looks. This relates to Lady Macbeth and Macbeth’s deceiving appearances.

Curriculum Standards• Learning Expectations:  • 2.01: Develop an understanding of and respect for multicultural, gender, and ethnic

diversity in language use, patterns, and dialects, as well as for the development of the English language.

• 2.02: Extend reading vocabulary.

• 2.04: Improve comprehension by interpreting, analyzing, synthesizing, and evaluating written text.

• 2.05: Reflect on strategies used by the reader to make meaning from text.

• 2.06: Increase fluency in oral reading.

Curriculum Standards

• 2.08: Determine the effectiveness of figurative language in various texts.

• 2.09: Determine the impact of literary elements on texts.

• 2.11: Interpret ideas, recognize logical relationships, and make judgments based on sufficient evidence.

• 2.12: Recognize the influence of an author's background, biases, gender, environment, and experience on a literary work.

• 2.13: Consult resource materials to increase understanding of text.

• 2.14: Read, respond to, and interpret print and nonprint text.

• 2.15: Respond to reading selections by making connections.